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A Short-Seller Crashes the Party (Commentary for HBR Case Study)
Srinivasan, SurajArtículo HBS-R1312Z-ETerranola is a wildly successful company with a market cap of $8.1 billion. Its product, the Express granola-bar-making machine, is on kitchen counters across North America, and market analysts suggest that household penetration of Express machines could triple. Then Jeremiah Hughes, a well-known hedge fund manager and short-seller, starts making public comments suggesting that the company is overrated. Its managers debate how best to respond. Th...Desde 8,20 €
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A Short-Seller Crashes the Party (HBR Case Study)
Srinivasan, SurajArtículo HBS-R1312X-ETerranola is a wildly successful company with a market cap of $8.1 billion. Its product, the Express granola-bar-making machine, is on kitchen counters across North America, and market analysts suggest that household penetration of Express machines could triple. Then Jeremiah Hughes, a well-known hedge fund manager and short-seller, starts making public comments suggesting that the company is overrated. Its managers debate how best to respond. Th...Desde 8,20 €
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A Short-Seller Crashes the Party (HBR Case Study and Commentary)
Srinivasan, SurajArtículo HBS-R1312L-EConocimiento y comunicaciónTerranola is a wildly successful company with a market cap of $8.1 billion. Its product, the Express granola-bar-making machine, is on kitchen counters across North America, and market analysts suggest that household penetration of Express machines could triple. Then Jeremiah Hughes, a well-known hedge fund manager and short-seller, starts making public comments suggesting that the company is overrated. Its managers debate how best to respond. Th...Desde 8,20 €