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• China Used a Tiny Chip in a Hack That Infiltrated U.S. Companies
• Sen. Sanders wants to break up JP Morgan, Berkshire Hathaway and other large financials
• Tesla’s Model 3 Is Becoming One of America’s Best-Selling Sedans
• Facebook is Dying and Here’s the Proof
• China halts all oil imports from US amid escalating trade war
• Samsung forecasts record quarterly profit
• The Tao of Trade; Lighthizerism and the Costs of Free Trade
• Selling 2 Alpha Extra Attendee Tickets for WEBSUMMIT 2018!
• Mybenefitwallet
• With Ziprecruiter Now At The Top Of The Pack, Here’s Who’s Who In Recruiting Startups
• Manchurian Motherboards: Could Chinese Industrial Espionage Could Backfire on Everybody?
• IoT and Analytics platforms are transforming businesses with their rich capabilities to gain quality insights through connected data-driven solutions. Discover how actionable data can help enterprises in decision making for optimized operations and enhanced business efficiency.
• If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at will change.
• What Jeff Bezos makes per second/minute/hour/day/week/year... such a generous man
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• Lost in finding product for E-commerce
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• Do you know of any statistics on the average cost of Strategic / Annual Planning for organizations?
• supermarket
• Musk mocks regulator days after settlement
• Any (especially legal) advice for a complete newbie?

China Used a Tiny Chip in a Hack That Infiltrated U.S. Companies Posted: 04 Oct 2018 07:36 AM PDT submitted by /u/grendelt [link] [comments]

Sen. Sanders wants to break up JP Morgan, Berkshire Hathaway and other large financials Posted: 04 Oct 2018 09:03 AM PDT submitted by /u/StrivingBetterment [link] [comments]

Tesla’s Model 3 Is Becoming One of America’s Best-Selling Sedans Posted: 04 Oct 2018 10:02 PM PDT submitted by /u/ChickenTeriyakiBoy1 [link] [comments]

Facebook is Dying and Here’s the Proof Posted: 04 Oct 2018 08:35 AM PDT submitted by /u/BackgroundResult [link] [comments]

China halts all oil imports from US amid escalating trade war Posted: 04 Oct 2018 01:44 PM PDT submitted by /u/r0cketeer88 [link] [comments]

Samsung forecasts record quarterly profit Posted: 05 Oct 2018 12:07 AM PDT submitted by /u/Benjaminsen [link] [comments]

The Tao of Trade; Lighthizerism and the Costs of Free Trade Posted: 04 Oct 2018 06:53 PM PDT submitted by /u/OnlyJuggernaut [link] [comments]

Selling 2 Alpha Extra Attendee Tickets for WEBSUMMIT 2018! Posted: 05 Oct 2018 02:10 AM PDT Reason: I am Ultra Poor (seriously ) and I got into debt for buying my 3-tickets-alpha-ticket, and I need to pay an explainer video artist for my company. PM me with the following answers(in the spoiler,marked by *): Basic info Add a company name(optional) Attendee first name* Attendee last name* Attendee email* Additional info >! Age* !< Cellular Mobile Number* ID >! Passport Number*!< >! City* !< Country* Company Organisation Name* >! Company Website!< Company Size* >! Industry*!< >! Job Title*!< >! Have you attended events run by Web Summit?!< With this ticket, you can access Investor Office Hours, PITCH, Mentor Hours, Startup University, startup workshops, and much more! ​ I`ll add you on facebook and give my details so it`s Legit. ​ submitted by /u/DreamyWonder [link] [comments]

Mybenefitwallet Posted: 05 Oct 2018 12:51 AM PDT My story is a simple one My benefit wallet flexible spending account Is not worth using it is a burden provided by my employer. Hours of using the web site to be denied payment are not worth the service! It all started last year when I made a simple mistake. I used my flex account to purchase zoom tooth whitening paste, a 30$ mistake. It took me 2 months to pay these MF's back and to get my account turned back on after I paid the 30$. Lucky for me it was April. I had 1000$ in my account this year and 8 months to spend my money plenty of time. Nope 4 months later and this petty company nailed me for a filling 61 dollars copay. Denied and shut of my account again in October. 2 times in one year and 842$ to go! The reason I was told by Tanisha the rude , who was my customer service rep is... you need to provide explanation of insurance Benefit. This meaning what did my insurance cover. I sent a copy of my bill and it was not good enough for Tanisha the rude. 281$ for a tooth filling, told her 90% is covered by my insurance, 35$ copay 10% my cost for a grand total of 61$. Not good enough for her and she said pay this. Nope these monsters want my money and I am not going to let that happen! Long of the short is my dentist uses the mail to do its business so I have to wait a month to get a Explanation of Benefits that Tanisha the rude needs to turn my account back on. Modern day thieves Mybenefitswallet is, do not use the flexible spending account if provided by your employer. Never ever it is a rip off. Tanisha the rude does not want to work and now she holding my 842$ hostage till I send a Explanation of Insurance Benefit! submitted by /u/Philistin- [link] [comments]

With Ziprecruiter Now At The Top Of The Pack, Here’s Who’s Who In Recruiting Startups Posted: 05 Oct 2018 12:48 AM PDT submitted by /u/behindthedash [link] [comments]

Manchurian Motherboards: Could Chinese Industrial Espionage Could Backfire on Everybody? Posted: 04 Oct 2018 11:52 PM PDT On October 4th 2018, Bloomberg Businessweek released a bombshell story on large scale industrial espionage committed by the Chinese security services that has impacted Amazon, Apple and 30 other major corporations. The company at the center of this espionage is SuperMicro, a San Jose based contract electronics manufacturer. SuperMicro is a leading producer of motherboards, and other electronics products. Like many other contractors, SuperMicro subcontracts work to smaller companies when the load of work is to high. The Chinese government has been able to bully and cajole these small subcontractors into allowing the Chinese government to surreptitiously insert microchips the size of a grain of rice that can give the Chinese government access to American national defense and trade secrets. The Chinese government, Amazon and Apple have vehemently denied the accusations, in language that leaves little ambiguity or wriggle room suggesting that Amazon and Apple genuinely believe the story is inaccurate. If these accusations prove true, this would be the largest and most sophisticated cyber attack by China. The cyberattack needs to be considered in the context of rising trade tensions between the US and China. The US has steadily raised tariffs against China, including $200 billion in tariffs in September of 2018 alone. So far, the Trump administration has arbitrarily applying tariffs to allies and enemies alike. However, there are signs that the US government has a much more focused anti-China approach. For example, the USMCA includes a host of provisions that are squarely aimed at China the most important of which is a provision that any member of the USMCA can withdraw if another USMCA member makes a trade agreement with a non-market economy. The Trump administration has long supported revoking China's status as a market economy, and effectively blocks USMCA nations from signing trade agreements with China without American consent. The USMCA is expected to be just the first step in coalescing according Larry Kudlow "a Trade Coalition of the Willing". The Chinese economy has so far been able to shrug off the impacts of the US trade war. GDP growth is expected to be 6.8% in 2018, and Chinese exports have grown by more than 10% for five consecutive months (although this may be because of exporters rushing to expedite orders before tariffs take effect). However, these positive numbers mask real weaknesses in the Chinese export machine. Chinese electronics exports global market share soared from 5.9% to 25.8%. However, since 2015, China has actually losing market share against global competitors. Rising wages has seen low cost production move from China to countries such as Bangladesh and Cambodia. Chinese attitudes towards intellectual property has led manufacturers to move facilities to Mexico and Eastern European countries. It is likely rising tariffs will see taiff global value chains shift to countries such as Vietnam, where electronics exports have increased from $4 billion to $107 billion. Increasing Chinese government sponsored espionage is part of a greater move towards interventionism in markets. Access to global markets and strong ties to foreign invested firms has sparked massive growth and innovation by Chinese firms. Economic adventurism such as this type of industrial espionage puts these ties at risk, and does far more harm than short term good. submitted by /u/gnikivar2 [link] [comments]

IoT and Analytics platforms are transforming businesses with their rich capabilities to gain quality insights through connected data-driven solutions. Discover how actionable data can help enterprises in decision making for optimized operations and enhanced business efficiency. Posted: 04 Oct 2018 11:27 PM PDT submitted by /u/Harjot16 [link] [comments]

If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at will change. Posted: 04 Oct 2018 10:55 PM PDT submitted by /u/streetsmartbusiness [link] [comments]

What Jeff Bezos makes per second/minute/hour/day/week/year... such a generous man Posted: 04 Oct 2018 10:43 PM PDT submitted by /u/greenroom805 [link] [comments]

POS with double-entry inventory system? Posted: 04 Oct 2018 10:27 PM PDT Looking for a POS system that allows for double entry inventory management, want to be able to track batch, lot # or expiry dates. Any suggestions? submitted by /u/umm123umm [link] [comments]

Lost in finding product for E-commerce Posted: 04 Oct 2018 06:38 PM PDT Been trying to get an ecomerce business for a while now with limited success. Looks like a lot of orders and intrest in certain enviormental-friendly wooden products. Was thinking about creating a store with a variety of wooden products; clock, toothbrush, diffuser, etc. Starting to question myself on whether the products differ too greatly/broad. Any tips? submitted by /u/neopyx [link] [comments]

KuCoin - Bitcoin Exchange: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, KCS | top 10 exchange. Posted: 04 Oct 2018 09:46 PM PDT submitted by /u/zerocrmen [link] [comments]

IPO Beckons for Magic Mushroom Research Into Depression Posted: 04 Oct 2018 08:44 AM PDT submitted by /u/EinarrPorketill [link] [comments]

GE is sinking like the titanic, new ceo distracts evacuation to lifeboats Posted: 04 Oct 2018 02:08 PM PDT submitted by /u/AutoModeraetor [link] [comments]

Do you know of any statistics on the average cost of Strategic / Annual Planning for organizations? Posted: 04 Oct 2018 06:55 PM PDT I don't find many credible sources.... submitted by /u/LaceandBatman [link] [comments]

supermarket Posted: 04 Oct 2018 06:00 PM PDT how many supermarkets would an entreprenur have to own in this day and age to be worth 60 billion dollars or more like the walton family or aldi family submitted by /u/johaun123 [link] [comments]

Musk mocks regulator days after settlement Posted: 04 Oct 2018 05:53 PM PDT submitted by /u/CorruptedLane [link] [comments]

Any (especially legal) advice for a complete newbie? Posted: 04 Oct 2018 08:57 AM PDT My brother and I are interested in starting up a business together. It would be a sort of tour guide/excursion type thing, aimed both at tourists at locals around where we live in Colorado. He is very outdoorsy, and has been a park ranger at a few different parks. He is very qualified on that front. I have run a website before, so I am qualified on the marketing/web presence front. Unfortunately neither of us are qualified on the legal front, or the financial. Neither of us have a lot of money for start up costs or monthly costs until (if) the business begins to make money. We're hoping to do things like fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, snow shoeing, tours of ghost towns, metal detecting, prospecting, and hopefully many more. We won't have a business front, as we will be doing logistical work from our homes, and the actually work out in nature. But we would be using one or both of our cars to transport people and equipment. From what I've seen, this could cost us upwards of $1000 a month, which we cannot afford. I'm also unsure if filing as a general partnership or an LLC is best. Ultimately what it comes down to is we could easily put a post on craigslist and start a Facebook page and do it all under the radar. But the second some idiot casts and gets a fishing hook to the face, we get screwed. So we'd like to make sure we keep things legal. But we're also hoping to start low key since we both have full time jobs and not much savings. What legal steps to we HAVE to take at this point, which are a good idea, and which can we wait on? Plus any other advice would be wonderful. Thank you SO much! submitted by /u/StriderDash [link] [comments]

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