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Five Worst Product Flops In History: Part 1

Arvindh Yuvaraj

30-Jun-17 11:00

Five Worst Product Flops In History: Part 1

Launching a new product isn't easy. You win some and you lose some... and on today's episode we're going to talk about the ones who have lost some. What went wrong with these products from these giant corporations? And more importantly, what did they learn from these flops to come back stronger?


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