Who says elephants can't trip?

Author: Cai Jianwen
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The bankruptcy of major merchants is not something that started today; it's just that it's more concentrated now. In recent years, large enterprises such as Barings Bank, Japan's Yamashita Securities, Peregrine Financial Group, AEON, and Iridium Corporation have gone bankrupt globally. How did these once-dominant world giants end up on the brink of ruin? Analyzing their bankruptcy processes and the reasons behind their failures holds great significance for us. (Enterprise Planning) Size is important—it can accommodate more investment, create greater benefits, and bear more risks. This isn't about whether an elephant is bigger than an ant, but about whether one can avoid risks and prevent mistakes. If a giant makes a mistake, it can only leave the stage.