Pets.com

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A famous dot-com bubble company that failed.

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Elad Gil Shares Advice from the High Growth Handbook, a Guide to Scaling Startups

Elad Gil Shares Advice from the High Growth Handbook, a Guide to Scaling Startups

Y Combinator

A widely derided dot-com bubble company that questioned the logic of shipping pet food online, later resurrected as Chewy.

Julia Hartz at Female Founders Conference 2014

Julia Hartz at Female Founders Conference 2014

Y Combinator

A cautionary tale of a dot-com bubble disaster, represented by a puppet on their desk, serving as a reminder for Eventbrite to remain frugal and lean.

Diane Greene at Startup School 2013

Diane Greene at Startup School 2013

Y Combinator

A dot-com era company that, along with others like Webvan and Toys.com, created a cautious market environment for new startups.

Matt Ridley: How Innovation Works, Part 1

Matt Ridley: How Innovation Works, Part 1

Naval

A famous dot-com bubble company that failed.

The AI Architect: Bret Taylor

The AI Architect: Bret Taylor

Latent Space

A prominent dot-com era company that famously went bust, used as an example of risky dot-com era jobs.

Social Media Is Dead

Social Media Is Dead

GaryVee

An infamous example of a dot-com bubble company that had high valuation but zero sales, ultimately failing.

It’s Already Happening: The AI Bubble No One’s Ready For

It’s Already Happening: The AI Bubble No One’s Ready For

Tom Bilyeu

A company that underwent rapid failure during the dot-com bubble, serving as a cautionary tale for speculative investments.

GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen’s $56B Plan to Take Over eBay

GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen’s $56B Plan to Take Over eBay

All-In Podcast

Referenced as a cautionary tale in the online retail space during the period when Chewy was being built.

This Number Is Higher Than It Was Before The 1929 Crash — We Had To React

This Number Is Higher Than It Was Before The 1929 Crash — We Had To React

Tom Bilyeu

A prominent failure from the dot-com bubble, used as an example of a company that went bankrupt due to unsustainable business models.