학술논문
THE END OF OWNERSHIP.
Document Type
Article
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Source
Subject
*ELECTRONIC textbooks
*CONSUMER goods
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ISSN
0162-8968
Abstract
Each week, Joymode processed more than 30,000 rental products through its warehouse, and during the summers - its busiest season - took in as much as $300,000 a month. Joymode's story will probably end in similar fashion, but Fernandez is still hopeful that an investor might see Joymode's promise. "Joe is a founder who has an uncanny ability to see into the future", says Hunter Walk, partner at San Francisco-based Homebrew, a seed-stage venture firm and Joymode investor. Joe Fernandez, co-founder and CEO of Joymode, poses with popcorn machines in the subscription rental service's former Culver City warehouse. [Extracted from the article]