“Nowadays people know the price of everything and the value of nothing.” –Oscar Wilde
What can a profitable Kenyan supermarket chain and loss making artificial intelligence [AI] company valued at $2 trillion teach us about business? Do two companies, worlds apart – one with a closed initial public offering [IPO] and the other about to launch – reveal a fundamental truth about how companies create, capture and sustain value. How did a start-up with seven founders, most in their late 30s, and oldest being 43, become so respected?
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