Read in Browser Ever since I read Eric Ries’s new book called Incorruptible, I’ve been obsessed with why good companies go bad. You know the drill: A beloved tool gets bought by a firm that’s known for de-prioritizing product improvements while jacking up the price for remaining users A fixture in the S&P100 (that you personally own a lot of stock in) chases short-term margin and ends up destroying their brand reputation (and some of your retirement funds) A long-standing company ends up...