Business Atom Bank introduces four-day working week without cutting pay

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• Atom Bank introduces four-day working week without cutting pay
• Rivian shares plunge after saying it won't work with Ford on EVs
• CVS, Walmart and Walgreens are responsible for role in opioid crisis, jury finds
• Samsung Picks Texas Site for Advanced U.S. Chip Plant
• Target will keep stores closed on Thanksgiving for good. Target will no longer open its stores on Thanksgiving Day, making permanent a shift to the unofficial start of the holiday season that was suspended during the pandemic.
• The 24-Year-Old Aiming to Dethrone Victoria’s Secret
• NYC Mayor-elect Eric Adams considers Goldman Sachs CFO for a key economic role in his administration
• Shares retreat as traders see higher rates; Turkish lira nosedives
• Italy fines Apple and Amazon over Beats headphones
• How To Stand Up For Yourself At Work: 10 Professional Ways
• Car Detail Business
• American Express sold some tax deductions that didn't add up.
• So glad I had that cup of tea… business saved.
• To the franchise owners!
• What certificates do I need to pass to be ready for my own business?
• Licensing agreements, the basics?
• Is it better to hire delivery drivers or rely on delivery apps?
• Lifetime freemium for early adopters. A new idea for education
• How to create an awesome video (or picture) ads to sell sunglasses?
• DoorDash will pay $5.3 million to San Francisco to settle allegations over benefits violations
• How Bumble founder became the youngest self-made female billionaire
• Fashion Archive
• ADVERTISING
• Rental profit question
• Self-employed biller with secondary dispatching job

Atom Bank introduces four-day working week without cutting pay Posted: 23 Nov 2021 02:49 AM PST submitted by /u/WannoHacker [link] [comments]

Rivian shares plunge after saying it won't work with Ford on EVs Posted: 23 Nov 2021 06:56 AM PST submitted by /u/temporarycreature [link] [comments]

CVS, Walmart and Walgreens are responsible for role in opioid crisis, jury finds Posted: 23 Nov 2021 01:43 PM PST submitted by /u/BlankVerse [link] [comments]

Samsung Picks Texas Site for Advanced U.S. Chip Plant Posted: 23 Nov 2021 01:00 PM PST submitted by /u/peter_bolton [link] [comments]

Target will keep stores closed on Thanksgiving for good. Target will no longer open its stores on Thanksgiving Day, making permanent a shift to the unofficial start of the holiday season that was suspended during the pandemic. Posted: 22 Nov 2021 05:43 AM PST submitted by /u/ombx [link] [comments]

The 24-Year-Old Aiming to Dethrone Victoria’s Secret Posted: 23 Nov 2021 05:46 AM PST submitted by /u/dabirds1994 [link] [comments]

NYC Mayor-elect Eric Adams considers Goldman Sachs CFO for a key economic role in his administration Posted: 23 Nov 2021 09:48 AM PST submitted by /u/Galeander [link] [comments]

Shares retreat as traders see higher rates; Turkish lira nosedives Posted: 23 Nov 2021 11:43 AM PST submitted by /u/Renxer0002 [link] [comments]

Italy fines Apple and Amazon over Beats headphones Posted: 23 Nov 2021 12:28 PM PST submitted by /u/WannoHacker [link] [comments]

How To Stand Up For Yourself At Work: 10 Professional Ways Posted: 23 Nov 2021 02:17 PM PST submitted by /u/przemkis [link] [comments]

Car Detail Business Posted: 23 Nov 2021 12:11 PM PST Hey guys I don't know if it is the write place to ask this question, but lets go! I just moved to Poland and I want to start something. Which is mobile auto detailing for me. But I don't know how profitable it will be. Also what kind of business plan should I create and what to look out for. Any friends in Europe who do this job ? much appreciated. Also how much should I ask for money and which are most wanted details? (ex. full car or something specific?) submitted by /u/LopsidedMeeting5424 [link] [comments]

American Express sold some tax deductions that didn't add up. Posted: 23 Nov 2021 11:37 AM PST submitted by /u/Gotigers811 [link] [comments]

So glad I had that cup of tea… business saved. Posted: 23 Nov 2021 12:35 PM PST submitted by /u/elypowered [link] [comments]

To the franchise owners! Posted: 23 Nov 2021 02:15 PM PST Hello all, I have an assignment where I must talk about the business experience of someone who owns/operates a franchise. Is there anyone willing to answer a few questions / share how the experience is like? Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/AsherDragon [link] [comments]

What certificates do I need to pass to be ready for my own business? Posted: 23 Nov 2021 11:46 AM PST I fully understand that those 2 thing are not connected. But which certifications can help with that? Now working on CIMA and it seems really practical (at least for a student) submitted by /u/Dank322 [link] [comments]

Licensing agreements, the basics? Posted: 23 Nov 2021 11:37 AM PST Hello! I am working on a brand and wish to reach out to certain companies for permission to use their logo(s) and/or patterns to print merchandise. Can someone help shed light on the type of licensing agreement I will need to draft up and what is considered a "good/proper" percentage/fee? Thank you! submitted by /u/Itsthex [link] [comments]

Is it better to hire delivery drivers or rely on delivery apps? Posted: 23 Nov 2021 11:34 AM PST I'm thinking about getting a franchise at a fast food restaurant and was thinking about hiring insiders then using delivery apps like Postmates, Uber eats, GrubHub... To get food delivered so i could spend a little more to pay the insiders and make more of a profit by not having to pay delivery drivers. submitted by /u/Andalib_Odulate [link] [comments]

Lifetime freemium for early adopters. A new idea for education Posted: 23 Nov 2021 02:39 PM PST Hey there. We are a young startup, and we noticed a problem in the process of teaching students. It seems challenging to store and organize data, notes, etc., in one place. We are making a product in which students can store all their study materials. And quickly dumb your thoughts turning them into beautiful documents. If you are experiencing the same problem, please leave some comments. We don't sell or advertise anything but want to figure out how to make a valuable product for education. submitted by /u/xTiles_for_people [link] [comments]

How to create an awesome video (or picture) ads to sell sunglasses? Posted: 23 Nov 2021 08:47 AM PST Hey guys Could you give me a hint about how to make really good ads? I'm running an e-commerce focused on men's fashion and our main products are sunglasses. We're having a bit of a hard time making good creatives that really get the attention of the viewer. How would you develop video ads (or picture) for sunglasses? The main purpose is the conversion itself. Exemple of previous videos that I've used before: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uSuTUR7aI-jdh0xBCZQXdrK0CtCt1rjj?fbclid=IwAR33qsIt77Y4hlAEvshLGyW80Vemn38Ux0hYFE_16z9boWVgkbFXPXB7_30 The main products that I'm selling: https://canbanstore.com/collections/vintage submitted by /u/ArthurSGC [link] [comments]

DoorDash will pay $5.3 million to San Francisco to settle allegations over benefits violations Posted: 23 Nov 2021 12:04 AM PST submitted by /u/WannoHacker [link] [comments]

How Bumble founder became the youngest self-made female billionaire Posted: 23 Nov 2021 07:40 AM PST Bumble, the female-first dating app, went public earlier this year. The business is valued at an estimated $13 billion, and it's certainly a unique platform and business model. What's even more impressive is that Bumble's founder, Whitney Wold Herd, is both the youngest self-made female billionaire and the youngest woman to take a company public. Especially considering she started her business journey selling tote bags. Here's a very brief breakdown of how she went from tote bags to founding a billion-dollar dating app: ​ First, she an initiative called the Help Us Project, selling bamboo tote bags to benefit areas damaged by the 2010 BP oil spill After getting a taste for entrepreneurship, she started a platform called Cardify. This was a platform to help retailers award customers with loyalty solutions. It never took off. Her Cardify business partner (Sean Rad) has been working on a prototype of Tinder, then called MatchBox. Wolf Herd came up with the name Tinder, and they launched the app in 2012. Wolf Herd was appointed the VP of marketing at 22 years old. The environment at Tinder became toxic for Wolf Herd, so she left the app in 2014 and sued it for sexual harassment. The case was settled, and she won $1 million and stocks as part of the agreement. She started developing a female-only social media platform called Merci. This idea resulted from her experiences with Tinder. Wolf Herd partnered up with Badoo founder Andrey Andreev after she told him about her idea. Andreev convinced her to start in the area both of them knew best: online dating. This is how Bumble was created. Bumble was launched in 2014 as a dating app that empowers women. The platform quickly grew in popularity. Today Bumble is worth an estimated $13 billion. At only 31 years old, Whitney Wolf Herd has gained a net worth of 1.3 billion. What do you think of this business journey? submitted by /u/Jellyfish9419 [link] [comments]

Fashion Archive Posted: 23 Nov 2021 06:58 AM PST I've had a dream of collecting and curating a fashion archive for years. Basically collecting rare and important vintage fashion pieces. Is there any way to make a business out of this? It's very unrealistic to collect as a side hobby because it can get expensive. submitted by /u/HelloImAl [link] [comments]

ADVERTISING Posted: 23 Nov 2021 10:18 AM PST Does any one know how to start/make an advertisement. Also make it public to websites like Facebook. submitted by /u/NetBarnacle [link] [comments]

Rental profit question Posted: 23 Nov 2021 09:33 AM PST The question is: is rental profit above inflation? I mean, the main cost of a house (eg) is increasing by inflation rate. Then it means that profit from rental I get - is real profit? Example: Inflation rate - 4% Annual rental profit - 4% It means total profit I get is 8% annually? 4% above inflation? Sorry for maybe a stupid question:) submitted by /u/Dank322 [link] [comments]

Self-employed biller with secondary dispatching job Posted: 23 Nov 2021 08:57 AM PST Hello. I am currently self-employed, working on a 1099 in billing field. I am making around $42k/year. A CPA who I've been working stated that it will not be any beneficial to start a business yet but to work as sole proprietor until my income gets above $50k. I have a dedicated home office and I am working remotely. I have enough time to look for a secondary job so my friend who is a trucker asked me to be his dispatcher. He offered that I work under his company on a 1099 but I am not sure if that would be good enough in my case. Would you recommend opening an LLC or S Corp and getting two DBA's for the billing and dispatching? Or would it be better to have two separate companies? Or maybe I should still leave it as is and start with working under his company? Just to add, I am looking to get a mortgage soon which would require 2 year of being self-employed, not sure if the timer resets once I change my business structure. ​ Thank you! submitted by /u/magnes44 [link] [comments]

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