retail

4 statements across 4 episodes · 2 bullish · 1 bearish · 4 people on the record · first statement Jun 6, 2024 by James Dyson · across every show →

Everything said about retail, oldest first

Jun 6, 2024 positive
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Dyson: Competing on price is flawed compared to performance and durability
“Everything was sold on discount and price. And I thought that was wrong. I think, you know, that, that's well, it, it's boring for a start if it's, if you're looking at his price rather than looking at specification and how things perform. And I think performa…”
James Dyson Jun 6, 2024 ▶ 15:17 James Dyson: How to invent breakthrough products | Masters of Scale
Dec 5, 2024 neutral
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Wang: Managing DTC cash flow is easier than handling retail floats
“Learning how to line up your cash flows when you're a direct-to-consumer business is extraordinarily easy. A customer orders the product, you get paid right away. With retail, they'll order the product, and sometimes you don't get paid for 90 days.”
Lauren Wang Dec 5, 2024 ▶ 24:05 How The Flex Company disrupted menstrual care (with founder & CEO Lauren Wang) | Masters of Scale
Jul 30, 2026 positive
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Salguero: Building an iconic brand requires expanding into retail
“So if we want to be a brand, like an iconic, beloved brand we need to be in retail.”
Mike Salguero Jul 30, 2026 ▶ 32:45 How to build a $600 million company without raising money (with ButcherBox CEO Mike Salguero)
Aug 21, 2026 negative
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Daunt: Centralized data kills bookstores despite working elsewhere in retail
“And then we use the data to inf to impose uniformity on the stores. And that really is the death knell for us. It works in almost every other branch of retail. It doesn't work in books.”
James Daunt Aug 21, 2026 ▶ 6:40 The Barnes & Noble comeback, from the CEO who did it (James Daunt)
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