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The few startups that grow rapidly to over $1 billion in revenue are almost never in retail, they’re usually in technology or other industries. Retailers that grow so fast are normally unsustainable, I try not to even comment about them. Except for this one. I can’t recall ever seeing anything like it. It has grown so fast and so high that it’s worth looking at. Growth like this has to have tapped into an underlying need that most other industry people didn't see. If you want to understand consumers and you find companies like this, it's worth looking at more closely because there's probably a trend or a need they're serving that's not otherwise apparent. It's not easy to figure out what that kind of growth reveals, sales growth numbers on their own don’t explain why consumers do what they do. It means consumers are up to something different and it’s up to the observer to figure out what that is. Reaad more here

A 74-year-old man has taken to the streets in a desperate search to find a kidney donor for his wife. Every day, Wayne Winters puts on a sandwich board advertisement and walks for miles near his Farr West, Utah home. “I don’t walk real fast,” he told Fox 13 Now. Winters said he came up with the idea after his wife, Deanne, was diagnosed with stage 5 kidney failure and he was at a loss of how to help. “I didn’t know what to do,” he told the news outlet. “I felt like I needed to do something.” He saw a similar story on the news about a man in search of an organ donor for his wife, and made his own sign before heading out. Nothing that rush hour is his favorite time to walk, Winters said that on his first day, a driver stopped to tell him he would get tested to see if he was a match. “I say ‘Deanne, I think we have a good chance of getting you a kidney,’” he told Fox 13 Now. But until it’s confirmed, Winters said he’ll keep walking with his sign. One side of his board bring