What Happened to Borders Books?
Borders outsourced their entire online business to Amazon in 2001 -- handing their competitor their customer data
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Technology’s rapid evolution has fundamentally reshaped American business and society, creating revolutionary breakthroughs while simultaneously destroying established industries and companies. These documentaries examine how technological innovation drives both spectacular corporate success and catastrophic failure, from accidental kitchen inventions to digital photography’s impact on traditional film companies. The rise and fall of tech giants illustrates the relentless pace of change that defines modern American economic history.
Borders outsourced their entire online business to Amazon in 2001 -- handing their competitor their customer data
Percy Spencer was orphaned before the age of two. He never graduated from grammar school. He taught himself trigonometry, calculus, chemistry, physics, and metallurgy from library textbooks. By the time he accidentally invented the microwave, he held one hundred fifty patents. The man who changed every kitchen in America never set foot in a college classroom.
Steve Sasson built the first digital camera at Kodak in 1975 and his bosses told him to keep it quiet
Walgreens deployed unproven blood tests to 40 stores based on demos they were never allowed to verify