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Companies that blew up for being cheap but saw sales tank after trying to go premium I used to order them because they were great value for the money But then they suddenly got pri
![[Sing-gal] The real reason Tesla FSD adoption is so low in the US](https://kcomm-assets.b-cdn.net/thumbnails/thumb_d5f3cc34d891dc7f.webp?width=72)
FSD adoption for the Model 3 and Model Y in the US is pretty low, sitting in the 10% range. Why is that? First, let's look at the price of the Model Y. It's a bit different from Ko
Dropping some hard facts on the chicken industry
https://www.dogdrip.net/678373227?comment_srl=678382916#comment_678382916 Looking at that DogDrip post, it says whiskey and wine import values crashed to 1/5th between '22 and '24.
Steep growth every year even after the 'No Japan' boycott ended. Estimated to hit over 1 trillion KRW in sales this year. Sales are neck-and-neck with Uniqlo, which also makes arou
Testing the waters with a subscription model this year Revamping their menu/products They're squirming/bending over backwards to survive now that budget franchises are eating their
