Lila Maclellan

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This is a brilliant case study of how even the greatest of companies can be taken apart in the stock market in the space of a four years. Almost all of us have grown up being fed the Southwest Airlines case study as one of disruptive innovation. Lisa Maclellan's reprises the familiar story succinctly in her thoroughly insightful article for Fortune:

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