Business Hard seltzer, once believed a fad, is showing no signs of fizzling. 'Alec Lafavore, 26, of New York City says he has swapped "90%" of his beer consumption for hard seltzer.'

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• Hard seltzer, once believed a fad, is showing no signs of fizzling. 'Alec Lafavore, 26, of New York City says he has swapped "90%" of his beer consumption for hard seltzer.'
• College tuition lawsuits target high costs of online education during COVID-19
• Jobless claims: Another 881,000 Americans filed new unemployment claims last week, as new counting method takes effect
• 'We could have another 10% fall, easily,' El-Erian warns after big sell-off
• Potential business partner flakes on me twice, what should I do
• How Digital Signage сontent can boost supermarket sales?
• I Left My Job to Build a B2B Online Marketplace. What to Focus on and What to Delegate?
• Nissan's Ghosn gone, American Kelly faces Japan trial alone
• Economics
• Is being an exempt employee a rip off?
• Should I sell my car to start a business
• What’s a good, clear way to explain the difference between a business analyst role and a data analyst role?
• I am Cassie Price, and I help US businesses establish business credit in their business’s EIN without a personal guarantee or credit check and access all kinds of loans and lines of credit.
• looking for a app or software to set up an inventory list so customers can view our entire selection on an ipad or tablet.
• How to start a travel agency from scratch?
• Business Listeners of Reddit, will you subscribe to our podcast and rate it 5 stars? It will take 5 seconds of your time and mean the world to me!
• Finding 3 piece suits
• Brazilian Company Suzano Bets the Bond Market on Emission Cuts
• Looking for self help/business/non-fiction audio book pals and recommendations!
• Just a random tip: Avoid working for companies that have slogans like “A great place to work”
• Tips and things to avoid

Hard seltzer, once believed a fad, is showing no signs of fizzling. 'Alec Lafavore, 26, of New York City says he has swapped "90%" of his beer consumption for hard seltzer.' Posted: 03 Sep 2020 07:07 PM PDT submitted by /u/dannylenwinn [link] [comments]

College tuition lawsuits target high costs of online education during COVID-19 Posted: 03 Sep 2020 05:42 AM PDT submitted by /u/detar [link] [comments]

Jobless claims: Another 881,000 Americans filed new unemployment claims last week, as new counting method takes effect Posted: 03 Sep 2020 05:41 AM PDT submitted by /u/thinkB4WeSpeak [link] [comments]

'We could have another 10% fall, easily,' El-Erian warns after big sell-off Posted: 03 Sep 2020 06:18 PM PDT submitted by /u/Sirskywaves [link] [comments]

Potential business partner flakes on me twice, what should I do Posted: 04 Sep 2020 01:58 AM PDT So I run a sports theme Instagram page with 36.9k followers. On Saturday I got a message from a bigger page (260k) that literally does the same thing as I do, but his figured out a way to make his a legit business. He offers to have a zoom meeting with me for a potential business partnership. We agree for Wednesday, Wednesday comes and I hear nothing from him, so yesterday I messaged him saying I never heard back from him. He tells me his had a lot of meetings, but he can do 11am on Friday (currently 10:50am) here and we are in the same time zone as well. Again I haven't heard anything from him. He was supposed to send me a zoom link. I won't message him about it, but if he messages me again I plan on saying: "Hey man, I'll be honest with you, this has happened twice now and it seems like you don't have any respect for my time, I understand your busy, but I think in forming a partnership with someone you would at least communicate these type of things to the person, business starts with good communication." I'm not sure if I should say that. Im heavy on respect and what his done is disrespectful. My question is should I not say that? Because it really is a good opportunity, but I don't want my ego to get in the way. I don't know how these work in the real world. Thank you. submitted by /u/PotentialFriend8 [link] [comments]

How Digital Signage сontent can boost supermarket sales? Posted: 04 Sep 2020 01:45 AM PDT submitted by /u/bowtie_maker [link] [comments]

I Left My Job to Build a B2B Online Marketplace. What to Focus on and What to Delegate? Posted: 04 Sep 2020 01:39 AM PDT Hi all, I need your advice in identifying the most important thing or two of my business to focus all my energy in tackling as I start. There are so many aspects like technical, sales, marketing, accounting, recruitment, legal work, etc.1- What tasks I must do myself, as a founder/owner, and shouldn't depend on others to do them? 2- What tasks I should hire others to do? 3- What tasks I can outsource, at least in the first year or two? My current plan: Year 1: Build the MVP myself initially to test the market, which I think I can do, then get a technical partner onboard in the second half of the year. We would be co-building the product together until product/market fit (hopefully!). Year 2: I will be basically doing all other things on my own (e.g. marketing, selling, etc). Year 3: Recruit and delegate! Year 4: Focus and refine the product. Year 5: Growth. The main reason for posting this is I don't to spread myself thin and waste my time and energy in the minor stuff.Please enlighten me! Thank you! submitted by /u/braintalked [link] [comments]

Nissan's Ghosn gone, American Kelly faces Japan trial alone Posted: 04 Sep 2020 01:30 AM PDT submitted by /u/wewewawa [link] [comments]

Economics Posted: 03 Sep 2020 09:31 PM PDT How deep should I understand economics in order to establish a business. submitted by /u/VinTD123 [link] [comments]

Is being an exempt employee a rip off? Posted: 03 Sep 2020 08:19 PM PDT If someone is an employee and works around 50-60 hours per day, why the hell do scumbag employers try to only pay salary even though that person should receive around 10-20 hours of pay per week extra? I'm just completely appalled, when those scumbags make so much money, why are so many of these morons trying to force us employees to do stuff for free? I'm sorry for rant... submitted by /u/robinJersey12 [link] [comments]

Should I sell my car to start a business Posted: 03 Sep 2020 03:56 PM PDT I am a Ugandan, living in Uganda.During these COVID19 times, a lot of what we worked for has been affected, mainly because of the unsavoury business decisions by the government, as well as a poor economic climate. All my business undertakings are losing money. The business that seems to be surviving through these tough times is in the food industry. I'm thinking of selling my car so that I may start a barbecue grill, with hopes of replacing it later. Should I go ahead? submitted by /u/ahabsy [link] [comments]

What’s a good, clear way to explain the difference between a business analyst role and a data analyst role? Posted: 03 Sep 2020 07:36 PM PDT I think many places sort of confuse or merge these two roles so hoping for someone who can provide insight when there's clear distinction. I'm aware data analysts mainly focus on analyzing data. But I know data analysts who also make recommendations and are involved in decision-making too, which makes it a little confusing as to how it's really different from business analytics then. (Sorry if this isn't the right place to ask this but hoping some professionals in business analytics here can help!) submitted by /u/macaronsoeur [link] [comments]

I am Cassie Price, and I help US businesses establish business credit in their business’s EIN without a personal guarantee or credit check and access all kinds of loans and lines of credit. Posted: 03 Sep 2020 08:36 AM PDT submitted by /u/BusinessCreditCassie [link] [comments]

looking for a app or software to set up an inventory list so customers can view our entire selection on an ipad or tablet. Posted: 03 Sep 2020 09:51 AM PDT Hello! I'm looking for something I can set up in my store on an ipad or tablet that would allow customers to browse our entire selection and check prices. Is there anything available like this? submitted by /u/tanner5oh [link] [comments]

How to start a travel agency from scratch? Posted: 03 Sep 2020 10:02 AM PDT Hi, I don't know if it's a good place to ask the question, but I searched everywhere on reddit and there is no subreddit related to travel agency. Let's start... I have a very cool concept for a travel agency that doesn't exist anywhere, but I don't know how to to make it a reality. I'm trying to find information online, but there isn't that much about what software to use for the website and how all the backend stuffs works. I'm alone working on my project and it's very hard because I have no experience in creating business. Here are some questions I have : What web software should I use? Does Wordpress works? It should have admin login, tour maker login and customer login How to integrate a booking software that works well and change depending of booking on other websites? (ex; someone book a tour on X website, it should show as booked on my website too) How should I get a web developer to work with me to build the website and backend? I have no money to pay someone thousands of dollar. I'm just getting out of school. I checked on Fiverr, but it's not looking professional. How should I make money? Should I take like 5-10% of each transaction? How to find my first tours to show on the website? Should I contact them personally to ask them to register on my website? After I guess when my agency will be popular people will register by themselves right? Thank you very much for your help. submitted by /u/Nic727 [link] [comments]

Business Listeners of Reddit, will you subscribe to our podcast and rate it 5 stars? It will take 5 seconds of your time and mean the world to me! Posted: 03 Sep 2020 04:33 PM PDT Link below! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lfg-boys/id1469420046 submitted by /u/justinb36 [link] [comments]

Finding 3 piece suits Posted: 03 Sep 2020 12:17 PM PDT Hello all, I Live in South Bay California and am looking for a place thats reputable to purchase a 3 piece suit. submitted by /u/WillowParks07 [link] [comments]

Brazilian Company Suzano Bets the Bond Market on Emission Cuts Posted: 03 Sep 2020 08:20 AM PDT submitted by /u/drpoggioli [link] [comments]

Looking for self help/business/non-fiction audio book pals and recommendations! Posted: 03 Sep 2020 07:32 AM PDT Hey all, I've been getting back into my audiobook collection and realized I still have a million to go! Mostly books in the self help/non fiction/business categories. Titles like "Atomic Habits", "Rare Breed", "Tools of Titans", "Ultralearning", etc. ​ If you have any recommendations i would greatly appreciate it. Even if you think it's popular and i've probably read it... i may not have. Anyone else who may be interested in listening to these books and chatting about them, definitely let me know. submitted by /u/reallydeadghost [link] [comments]

Just a random tip: Avoid working for companies that have slogans like “A great place to work” Posted: 03 Sep 2020 07:07 AM PDT submitted by /u/driveanywhere [link] [comments]

Tips and things to avoid Posted: 03 Sep 2020 06:51 AM PDT I recently got the idea that I want to be a video editor/graphic designer. I don't have any college degrees or certificates or anything in terms of education on those two things. But I do have some experience as I've made videos for my work, one of which recently got sent into a national convention. But I was wanting to try and become a freelance video editor and graphic designer as a side job until I can decide whether or not it'll be a sustainable income for em. Is this a bad idea or should I go for it? submitted by /u/Baby__God [link] [comments]

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