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| HSBC finally offloads its French retail bank, but at a loss of $2.3bn Posted: 19 Jun 2021 01:33 AM PDT |
| Posted: 19 Jun 2021 01:55 AM PDT So I've been an aspiring business entrepreneur ever since I was a child, and I am also very interested in electrical engineering, so lets just cut to the chase and hit you with the question, is putting out gaming products like Razer, Cooler Master and Logitech and selling them a profitable business option? [link] [comments]  |
| Bloomsbury staff must be vaccinated before office return Posted: 19 Jun 2021 01:35 AM PDT |
| 9 Millionaire Habits That Changed My Life Posted: 19 Jun 2021 01:00 AM PDT Hey all. I just launched my YouTube channel and would love your feedback on my very first video. Topics will include building wealth, personal finance, investing and business. My first video is: 9 Millionaire Habits That Changed My Life (from an actual Millionaire): (No auto-subscribe link BS here.) I own an 8-figure online company, a 7 figure brick and mortar business, a high end business mastermind and have a startup underway as well. I've always wanted to get into YouTube, and so ... here I go. I'll be sharing things I've learned up to this point on the topics mentioned above. Your feedback on my very first video would be so appreciated. Happy to upvote any and all feedback. Really, would be grateful for it. Of course if you feel inclined, please do subscribe. TYIA! [link] [comments]  |
| Should I continue Engineering or switch to Commerce (almost a quarter-life crisis) ? Posted: 19 Jun 2021 12:10 AM PDT Hello guys, I'm 21 yo, from South Asia, on a break from University (which I'm now v grateful for) atm due to multiple reasons fuelled by covid. I've almost always been interested in electronics/robotics while growing up and performed exceptionally well at High school Math and Physics. So, I enrolled in a 3-year Mechatronics Systems B.Sc Major in March 2020 (in Australia) and have almost finished my first year of University. It's only when I took this break and started working part-time did I come to realize that until now I was just blindfolded and sprinting, without any direction in life. I know for a fact that I want to do Business/Entrepreneurship because that's what really interests me. I've worked for people and I've had people work for me (on my Projects / Small-businesses); the drive I get while working on something of my own is super different, and when I'm working for someone else I don't really enjoy it v much, it just becomes monotonous and a way to just pay my bills. I'm an international student, so this mechatronics systems degree is going to cost me around $A150,000 (~ $120,000 USD). It isn't much of an issue because I can either do it (if the funds are arranged soon) or not do it at all (if we cannot arrange money upfront). I will not go into debt because it's all being funded by my Aunty. I also know for a fact that I do want to stick with University and want at least a Bachelor degree, because I'm learning a lot by meeting new people, involving in clubs and societies, etc. Plus, the University I'm in is super prestigious and that's why I want to stick with it as well. The only issue is that it gets super hard for me to motivate myself to study engineering at times, especially when I ask myself why am I actually studying it? (I have no answer to that). Because eventually, I want to start a business. I keep thinking about the time value of money and sometimes outsource my assignments when I'm too busy with my side-projects. (Which Ik is unethical - and that's why I'm thinking if I should switch degrees). Also, another thing to consider is that Engineering is a lot more demanding as well. I cannot just study a week (or two) before my exams and pass them with good grades. I've thought about transitioning to Commerce and studying Marketing/Business Management instead, but after speaking to a lot of people and asking more online, I've concluded that I learn more about content creation + team management + marketing + business from my own projects/small-business than I ever would from University since by the time you graduate the skills you learn from University are almost always outdated (think about how fast digital marketing is evolving, etc). The issue is that if I stick with Engineering I'd have better job prospects and I can choose to immigrate to Australia/Canada because it's easier to get PR that way, as compared to being a commerce grad. (Which is something important to me, because I do want a PR in Australia or Canada. I've thought about dropping out and enrolling into TAFE (while working on side-projects), but I don't really want to drop out straight from University because I think the university will give me a back up plan; plus I'm not making any big money from my side hustles either. It's mainly hobbies or just experimenting/learning while doing things hands-on atm. Do y'all think I should stick with Mechatronics get the degree and keep working on my side hustles? Or I should switch to commerce? Thanks sm for helping me ❤️ [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 18 Jun 2021 11:41 PM PDT Recommend me some books that a beginner should read about business ? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 18 Jun 2021 11:39 PM PDT I would be starting an online business . I had been thinking many things that local business don't offer. But I would like to be much more creative. So , I was looking for some books related to business that can at least give me an idea of how to think differently / how to start a business effectively? [link] [comments]  |
| If Hilton buys Marriott (or reverse) it would be a monopoly? Posted: 18 Jun 2021 09:36 PM PDT |
| Posted: 18 Jun 2021 07:10 PM PDT Hello! I've sharted the process of selling my business, Ridefreely.com, an e-commerce only electric scooter company, based in Houston, TX. Let me get this out of the way. Why am I selling it? My wife and I are liquidating our assets and hitting the road. We've dreamed of this moment for a long time! Onward. If you are wanting a turnkey business with high growth potential, this is it. Great opportunity if you are an experienced marketer or if you own a retail business.Or if you are an dreamer entrepreneur like I was and still am, make it a reality. Here's some basics on the business Stock available. Start converting and making money from day 1. *Strong branding. Clean, forward looking, and marketable. Specific to sell a variety of outdoor-lifestyle products (white label or affiliate) but also general enough to scale to services, if applicable ie scooter consultant, etc. *Low operating expenses, high demand product with great margins (over 60%) *Convertible website. My pride and joy! All major integrations included such as Inxeption, Klarna, Clyde, and payment platforms including PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Amazon Pay, etc. *Deep and invested relationship with manufacturer. Freely has spent 100+ of hours finding and communicating with the right manufacturer. I've been in transit tech for many years and my manufacturer is the best in the business and offers the best ROI. One that is trusted to produce high quality products, are fair in negotiations, and professional; on time, responsive. One that offers multiple products in order to scale i.e. variety of design, prowess and craftsmanship. *Established and scalable customer service people and processes to date. *Content. Professional photos and videos complete. Anything you can imagine! *Strong social media presence. *Established affiliate program and integration with Secomapp. *Attorney generated vendor agreements and other pro-forms $$. *High growth potential ie market is red hot with the ability to scale within technology (tracking/SaSS), other electric mobility products, accessories, etc. *Founder (me) will remain as an advisor. Hourly rate after a negotiated period of time post sale. We formed as an LLC. Expecting to sell within 30 days. I've been in transit tech for many years and would be happy to share a 3-5 year roadmap for this business once committed. Sky is the limit if you have the time. Price? Negotiable. I'm a lay my cards on the table kind of guy and expecting the same from potential prospects. Serious inquiries only. Please email me at staff@ridefreely.com if you're interested. [link] [comments]  |
| Invitation Homes CEO says he’s not worried about a housing bubble despite price spikes. Here’s why Posted: 18 Jun 2021 06:38 PM PDT |
| Posted: 18 Jun 2021 05:06 PM PDT I have a small coffee shop. Should I rent or buy the ice machine? [link] [comments]  |
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