Jumia Technologies, often dubbed the sole pan-African e-commerce "unicorn," is navigating a critical phase of its stock market history. Far from the exuberance of its 2019 IPO, the current management, is executing a strategy of survival and optimization (the "turnaround") aimed at proving the solvency of the business model against extreme macroeconomic volatility. 1. Strategic Pivot: From Growth to "Unit Economics" Analysis of the recent strategy reveals a sharp break with th

In less than a decade, Pinduoduo (PDD)  has evolved from an unknown startup to a global e-commerce giant, surpassing $100 billion in...

2024 profitability and financial results. In 2024, Duolingo reached a major milestone by becoming profitable. Annual revenue hit $748.0...

Snap Inc., the parent company of Snapchat, continues to navigate the competitive social media and digital advertising space. In 2024,...

Founded in 2009 in San Francisco by Garrett Camp and Travis Kalanick, Uber is an American company that pioneered mobility services....