Business Bank of England warns of deep UK recession

The first one was written all over because his "printer ink was running low." I brought it to the issuing bank, they called and verified it was him who wrote on it and proceeded to certify it for me.

I then met with my bank manager who did her due diligence and deposited the cheque. Well the back office pinged the cheque and froze all of my accounts for almost 2 weeks while doing their own investigation. Eventually the cheque cleared.

Now the last cheque I just received is again written on and issued in my personal name, not my company name. They've been in business long enough to know how to write proper cheques. They've written 3 prior that were perfect.

Do I have any options here to scare/ penalize them for consistently doing this? This is a 5 figure cheque that I've already been waiting over a month for.

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TIME

Posted: 07 May 2020 10:37 PM PDT

Time is the most valuable thing

Each day that goes by should be measured in what we can do with that time.

Ultimately, when we feel our pursuit of happiness is rewarded by a daily outcome, we can get better, and feel accomplished like those we aspire to become like. Ultimately the answer is to become ourselves, in the complete value that we measure time upon.

There are issues however, it seems in our knowledge of this value, this measurement of the best we can be, creates opposition against reaching our goals, obstacles designed to break us, test us, and ultimately assimilate us. This knowledge is dangerous but under the mastery of your arts, you can transform it into a phenomenon, not just the epiphenomenon that teaches us how to become like someone else.

Time is ultimately the challenge for power, for mastery, inside yourself, and out, everyone on this planet, life, values its time and appreciates the measurement of achieving their goals. Nature, as we know provides the foundation on which humanity, as catalysts, can build upon. Understanding this knowledge of time teaches us how being the best of ourselves in every moment, determines our happiness. In a way, every human in society is much like a machine onto what we have taught it, fortified from anxiety, doubt, oppression and entropy. Mastery of Time gives us the power of being ourselves to the best degree, every human being can learn it.

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Elon Musk's Neuralink brain chip could be put in human within a year

Posted: 07 May 2020 01:18 PM PDT

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'Who am I to be bold?' Warren Buffett's lack of stock purchases worries billionaire investor Leon Cooperman | Markets Insider

Posted: 08 May 2020 02:36 AM PDT

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The North Face: from Bankruptcy to Brand Success

Posted: 08 May 2020 02:30 AM PDT

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Business major help

Posted: 08 May 2020 02:24 AM PDT

These comes a point in one's life where they graduate from high school and have to make the life altering decision of choosing a life long careers major. These times have proven to be very difficult for me and I was wondering if any business majors can help me out. I was thinking of majoring in business but I'd like to know what do you study in that major ? Is there a lot of math? And which specialization of the major is more in demand ? Marketing ? Management ? Finances ? I'd also like to state that I am horrible at math so anything with the least math and still a good career would be nice. Any advice ? Thank you!

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BMW re-ups electric-vehicle commitment—and hydrogen fuel-cell investment

Posted: 07 May 2020 05:03 PM PDT

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[Question] I started the Udemy Course "An MBA in 1 Course" from Chris Haroun, and i just dont know if it is helping me.

Posted: 07 May 2020 06:22 PM PDT

Hi, one day i might start my own business. as I study engineering i really dont have a feel to know if this course has what i need. So i came here to this sub to ask you if you could know if this was a good point to start.

The course started with something more motivational than anything, and really didnt went deep in exactly how to start a business (he talked about networking a bit, and it was about using linked in only). Now i reached the third part of the course and now Chris Haroun is talking on a really superficial example of some basics of getting investors. But I want to know if im missing something or if there is a bigger point on this, i feel a bit lost on strange terms. Also this seems more about investments than managing the company on itself, like this guy talks about getting money and hold your ownership on the company, but should there be more about managing the company itself? Thanks in advance.

If there is better online material to study from I will be sure to check it.

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US unemployment claims hit 33.3 million amid virus

Posted: 07 May 2020 07:13 AM PDT

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Sweden is open. Business is bad.

Posted: 08 May 2020 12:10 AM PDT

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Vista Equity to invest $1.5 billion in Ambani's Reliance Jio

Posted: 07 May 2020 11:36 PM PDT

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How to find a profitable business idea

Posted: 07 May 2020 11:04 PM PDT

The internet is full of people who are saying: "I want to build a business, but I have no idea what kind of business to build".

Take Quora as an example. Their "Young Entrepreneurs" section is full people asking what kind of businesses they should build if they want to make X amount of money in X amount of time.

The only result of this is that you will get ideas for generic business models that may have worked for other people in the past (e.g. dropshipping, affiliate marketing, blogging etc.).

Obviously, it doesn't work like that.

What you need to start with is a real problem that you can solve for your customers. If your business isn't solving a problem, then it nobody will care.

You've just designed a new, revolutionary kind of shoe?

Well, that's good on you mate. But if it doesn't solve a real problem, then nobody will buy it.

Will it be the most long-lasting shoe for runners who are annoyed that they have to buy a new shoe every three months?
Will it be healthiest shoe for basketball players who constantly have to jump and thus damage their ankles?
Will it be the 'next level' of a high heel that will truly put women in their best light?

You see, all businesses are built around problems. You solve somebody's problem and they pay you in return. That's how business has always worked and that's how it works today.

So, the question to start with is always:

Who are my target customers and what kind of problem can I solve for them?

It's a simple question. We all have heard this a thousand times. And yet answering this question is incredibly difficult. Some people might search for an answer all their lives and still don't come up with a profitable answer.

So how do you find an answer to this question?

Find the answer on this blog post

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Sidewalk Labs (Google) announces it will "no longer pursue" major development in Toronto

Posted: 07 May 2020 07:29 AM PDT

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Vista Equity Partners to invest $1.5B in India’s Reliance Jio Platforms

Posted: 07 May 2020 08:47 PM PDT

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That’d be nice

Posted: 08 May 2020 01:05 AM PDT

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