- Minneapolis is requiring owners of properties destroyed or damaged in the riots after George Floyd's killing to prepay the second half of their 2020 property taxes to obtain a demolition permit
- Exxon Mobil to stop contributing to its employee 401k plans
- Need advice to convince CEO of B2B marketing
- Automation Journey: How Businesses Can Achieve Success?
- Hey! Are you a high school/college student interested in entrepreneurship? Join r/BusinessSim
- Brooks Brothers to be sold for $325 million to mall owner Simon and Authentic Brands
- I Need to Write an Email to a Talent Agency and I Don’t Really Know How
- Trolling China's Pretty Tinder Scammers - Tinder is having a big issue with scam accounts from China trying to get people to buy fake cryptocurrency.
- Uber CEO says its service will probably shut down temporarily in California if it's forced to classify drivers as employees
- Retail Corporate Structuring (2nd Location)
- Employment in trucking and transportation continues to grow
- WarnerMedia Looking to Sell Crunchyroll Anime-Streaming Service for at Least $1 Billion
- Leadership Question: Ideas Guy
- Lyft may suspend service in California if court requires it to classify drivers as employees
- What stops banks from hostile pricing?
- Huawei to stop smartphone chip production
- HELP! Airbnb had just decided to close down my "hosting" portion of my account not the travelling while my account was currently being suspended for 30 days from a recent 1 star review. http://imgur.com/gallery/KiyHxCW http://imgur.com/a/8MjtFYG
- Depression-like collapse is sparking a wartime-type boom
- Vending business owners
- How to connect collegemates on Linkedin for making some sales?
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| Exxon Mobil to stop contributing to its employee 401k plans Posted: 12 Aug 2020 05:56 PM PDT |
| Need advice to convince CEO of B2B marketing Posted: 13 Aug 2020 01:03 AM PDT Hello fellow marketeers, I'm 28 years old and currently quality manager in a poultry slaughterhouse. During my free time I do pizza catering and now with the corona I worked out a new project called Buitengewoon which fills most of the needs that many people have during the corona crisis. However, I still don't want to do this fulltime. I actually just love doing marketing and pin out strategies. I feel that I'm less motivated during my time as QM. Recently I've been trying to sollicitate for marketing jobs but they believe I don't have the experience I should have to be able to start, which I understand. Now I've been playing with the idea of talking with the CEO to ask for a new function in our company. However, we have only a sales team and nobody for marketing. I know the ceo (and management team) do not believe in the added value of marketing for our company, since we are B2B. I need to explain and show the added value of marketing if I want to create this new function for our company. The following problem is that I'm not experienced with B2B marketing and if I consider talking with the CEO about this, I need to have a plan. I need to have a vision that can make a difference in our B2B approach and something that will increase our sales. Can somebody give me some ideas on how to approach this problem and maybe some lecture for B2B marketing in the food sector or similiar activity? Thanks in advance. [link] [comments]  |
| Automation Journey: How Businesses Can Achieve Success? Posted: 13 Aug 2020 02:14 AM PDT |
| Hey! Are you a high school/college student interested in entrepreneurship? Join r/BusinessSim Posted: 13 Aug 2020 02:05 AM PDT r/BusinessSim is a sub that promotes productive and engaging discussions surrounding business models and decision-making through simulations, case studies, and weekly debate topics. Our goal is to give high school and college students a hands-on, interactive way to explore the various aspects of starting a business, without the actual commitment.
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| Brooks Brothers to be sold for $325 million to mall owner Simon and Authentic Brands Posted: 12 Aug 2020 08:02 PM PDT |
| I Need to Write an Email to a Talent Agency and I Don’t Really Know How Posted: 12 Aug 2020 10:04 PM PDT Let me start of with an introduction. So I am a 14 year old musician. I'm a pianist (I've been one for 10 years), a singer (about the same amount of time), I'm a self taught dancer (3 years), and I'm a producer (2 years.) So a backstory on what's been happening is, there's this TikToker, she's actually really popular (she has 2.6 Million TikTok followers and 1.1 Million Instagram followers) and she does typical TikTok stuff for the most part, but she also plays the guitar and sings. Here's the crazy thing, the only way I know that is because I've been following her for a long time, she's never really posted about it. She's played guitar a bit on Instagram live before, but not much. I didn't even know she sang until someone hacked her account and leaked a video of her singing to say she was singing to him. Her musical ability is impressive, better than a bunch of people I know, and over time I've gotten into a bit of contact with her friends, so I asked her bestfriend to ask the TikToker if she'd like to collaborate and do something music related, and I sent some vids of me and she said she was interested but I'd have to send an email to her agency (TalentXEntertainment) and get them convinced. At this time, I was not good at writing emails really, I wasn't the worst but I definitely wasn't the best either. I've improved a lot since I've been studying business techniques, and I've gotten good results out of my ability to email now. But I sent a very mediocre email. I've analyzed it a bit and I think I've corrected myself, here's a few things I did and how I plan on fixing them, please let me know if I'm correct or not.
So I talked to some people, and they said to try one more time, it's been some months since last time, I look and act older as well, I don't get nervous like I used to, so maybe it'll work this time. Any other advice y'all have? [link] [comments]  |
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| Retail Corporate Structuring (2nd Location) Posted: 12 Aug 2020 11:41 PM PDT Hello Everyone, Been on this sub for awhile and always seen it's members give good opinions and feedback. Hoping you guys can do the same for me. My current situation is that I own 100% of my first retail store with no outside investors. We are a fairly new company but have seen great potential in our market and want to expand into a second location. Second location we want to bring on outside investors. My dilemma is how to structure the corporation where it will make the most sense for my investors and myself. My lawyer has told us that the best way too go about this is creating a franchise agreement and get the investors to create a separate numbered company and operate with our trade name (note it will be myself still running both stores and investors just want a paycheck at the end of the month). He stated that this franchise agreement will cost approximately 15k-20k for them to prepare properly and too ensure their is no liability on my first store and vice versa. This "franchise agreement" fee seemed too steep and early for my liking when it was first pitched too me. My hope in the beginning was too just open up a separate numbered company and sell shares from that company to raise capital and use the trade name to operate. Does this however, open myself up and my first store too much risk? My lawyer kept using the example of what happens if someone trips and falls and sues the not only that single store but the entire corporation as a whole. Is this not what insurance is for at each store level? If anyone could suggest a smart way of structuring the company it would be greatly appreciated! Cheers [link] [comments]  |
| Employment in trucking and transportation continues to grow Posted: 12 Aug 2020 11:24 PM PDT |
| WarnerMedia Looking to Sell Crunchyroll Anime-Streaming Service for at Least $1 Billion Posted: 12 Aug 2020 04:04 PM PDT |
| Leadership Question: Ideas Guy Posted: 12 Aug 2020 08:46 PM PDT Outlining a story, an alternative universe take on World War 2. But I figure this might be the place to ask certain issues of admin and organization. The way I have my story set up, I got this German general, and the way I'm describing him is good at ideas, good at organization, as in putting a team together, building camaraderie, not good at routine administrative tasks, which he's got a guy running the numbers and everything. Besides, his job as he sees it is to read through as many science and technology articles as possible to scout would-be inventors with no money. Tragically blind to the "failings" of his boss, he figures Germany's gonna need not just better toys but game-changing toys to take down the Red Army without suffering such demographic damage it hollows out Germany the way WWI did to France. The reason he reads all this himself is that he doesn't want the preconceived notions of any assistant filtering out what could be good ideas. In the context of the real world could have been there are two inventors who came damn close to building hovercraft decades before Christopher Cockerell, the British man who finally did in 1959. One was an Austrian during World War I and the other was a Finn in the early 30s. But neither got the funding. This general who knows very well why the spring and fall are called the time of the mud in Russia sees this as a way to bypass these obstacles at the tactical and operational levels, as well as being able to some degree bypass bridges. I'm wondering if there's a real-world analog to this model of leadership or if I need to modify the concept. Ideas and books/articles would be greatly appreciated. [link] [comments]  |
| Lyft may suspend service in California if court requires it to classify drivers as employees Posted: 12 Aug 2020 02:16 PM PDT |
| What stops banks from hostile pricing? Posted: 12 Aug 2020 08:00 PM PDT I think this may apply to r/greed loosely but this seems more fitting. Walmart has been known to destroy local businesses using hostile pricing. They sell items at an often extreme loss with the padding of a global corporation and kill any business that can't do the same (non-corporations that Walmart can't negotiate districts or a indirect monopoly with). My main question is what is preventing banks from doing this? It would seem that whichever bank has the largest amount of cushon, would want to slowly take over by starting in small towns and destroying small, family owned banks by setting interests rates to 0% or negative. Then when all the banks that locals have access to are removed, they move to the next city/state. As the company gains capital they can take bigger banks like an economic "Fish Frenzy" game. I'm sure there is an economics answer to this that isn't something ridiculous like "Banks/Corporations are ethical". [link] [comments]  |
| Huawei to stop smartphone chip production Posted: 12 Aug 2020 07:00 PM PDT |
| Posted: 12 Aug 2020 06:11 PM PDT A guesthad cancelled their reservation on me the last second. Demanded a full refund but we explained how.the strict policy we have in place works. He retaliated by leaving a 1 star review that only says he doesnt like how the strict policy works and nothing to do with me and the reservation. Initially I told airbnb the situation and said a guest shouldn't be allowed to leave a poor review when the substance isn't relevant to their stay which didn't even happen. They said it doesnt go against their review policy which says different when I read them. After that my account was suspended for 30 days. During that period I had three other guess leave 5 star reviews back to back. Last night received an email last night saying they have closed down just my hosting account and not traveling. I had asked a specialist about it which he said I could try to appeal it. I told him what's going on recently and how I have good intentions to make everything right to be a good host. I had spent a huge amount of time and money with renovation work while my account was placed on a 30 day suspension. I'm curious if anyone else has ever dealt with a situation like this before and what did they do and the results of it or know if a similar situation. I did realize I had an old account I never used but it set up from a long time ago before I became serious with the account I'm using now. I never listed or used it before but it's there and gives me the option of creating a list. In the worst case scenario that airbnb doesnt consider my reappeal and being able to lift the closed hosting part of my account what would be my next possible options if I try to make this work with Airbnb. Should I just delete this account all together and try to use and build up the old account I have that I never use? In the link I have screenshots of the messages I received from an email and messages of what the airbnb specialist told me. In the second link i have screen shots of what my current account appears as. Then i have images of how the old account looks like "Angus". Any tips or suggestions or anything would be greatly greatly appreciated. Screenshots 1: http://imgur.com/gallery/KiyHxCW Screenshots 2: http://imgur.com/a/8MjtFYG [link] [comments]  |
| Depression-like collapse is sparking a wartime-type boom Posted: 12 Aug 2020 05:52 PM PDT |
| Posted: 12 Aug 2020 04:56 PM PDT If anyone is interested in running a vending machine business, this video is a cool 1 week collection with 6 machines. Pretty passive! [link] [comments]  |
| How to connect collegemates on Linkedin for making some sales? Posted: 12 Aug 2020 03:40 PM PDT I am doing online engineering consultant freelance works. I did not have any business and now finding way to solve the problem. One way that I am thinking is to connect some people who went to the same college as I did to ask them consider my services if they need people. Here are what I concern
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