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Lowe's Hardware Store

  Lowe's a leading Hardware Store Lowe's is a leading Hardware Store that offers large selection of quality products and expert service at prices that are lower than many competitors. located in Mooresville, North Carolina, United States. They sell everything from building materials to appliances, tools, lighting and landscaping supplies. They offer a variety of ways to shop online or in the store including on premise, home services and mobile....

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Customers have responded since the price of a pint of beer in the UK jumped by a staggering 70% since 2018. Prior to the inflation that is currently being felt by many nations throughout the world, the price of the item had already increased. The average cost of a pint of beer jumped from £2.30 in 2019 to £3.95 this year, according to a survey by consultancy firm CGA. But...

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Nove At Knox

Nove At Knox Nove At Knox is an exclusive apartment community with one of Dallas' most desirable locations. The community is extremely private, offering a quiet and serene atmosphere. Offering one, two and three bedroom apartment homes, residents of Nove At Knox have the perfect home to call their own. Here you will find one of the most luxurious apartments in Dallas, with features that include high ceilings, elegant fixtures,...

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Hurts Donuts Fort Worth

All About Hurts Donut Hurts Donuts is a small donut shop in Fort Worth, TX. It is a family-owned business that has been serving up mouthwatering donuts for over 10 years now. It was created just as a place to get donuts in the city and now it has grown into a place that has all sorts of amazing donuts and sweet treats. It all started when two young couples...

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... Inflation and the current labor market environment have had a negative impact on employment. As a result, many people are desperately looking for work to make ends meet. However, numerous reports of job scams have surfaced. Federal Trade Commission attorney and chief of staff Rhonda Perkins said that their agency definitely sees job scams. Last year, their office saw numerous cases, and it has doubled this year. Meanwhile, the...

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... Starbucks employees' recent unionization efforts prompted the company to raise their pay. However, as the salary increase makes it to the company calendar - set to be implemented on Monday - labor leaders call for extended benefits. They believe that no bargain should be struck. Last May, Starbucks announced that it would raise wages for its workers thanks to union efforts. The company also said that benefits such as...

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South Korea's second-largest company has pledged to invest over $22 billion in the United States, including plans for prioritizing chip production and clean energy resources. The SK Group has made an interesting decision in light of recent events. The company’s chipmaking department forecasted that consumer demand will weaken throughout the remaining months of 2022. And the group now seems poised for success as the US has just recently passed legislation...

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... The prices of food items are shooting up is because inflation has caused disruptions in the supply chain which causes bursts in the price tags of commodities. However, several items have seen price drops including coffee, avocado and cooking oil. Recent data shows that the prices for these items have gone down, though still higher than their usual selling price. A survey by Tridge, an agriculture commodities data group,...

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KFC

Image Source: Burgess Rawson KFC was forced to remove lettuce from products after a shortage in supply KFC declare that it would replace lettuce with cabbage in its menu because of a supply shortage following torrential floods in Australia. The fast-food chain made the announcement in a website post informing its customers. That cabbage will be used in some of its products since lettuce is currently not available due to...

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Work

Image Source: Oli Scarff/AFP/Getty images Companies Join trial for four-day work week setup The U.K. hopes to perfect a four-day work week, with 70 companies announcing participation in the experiment. The companies' decision came after the government eased restrictions on Covid. 3,300 employees from a variety of different companies will participate in this initiative for six months. They'll receive no cuts to their pay. There are several stakeholders in the...

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John Seaman Providing Opportunities to Blue-Collar Workers and Helping them Live their Dreams

The blue-collar industry is often overlooked and passed over during conversations bordering career prospects and financial freedom. However, John Seaman understood early how vital this category of workers is in the grand scheme of business. With his knack for leadership and creating solutions, he got on the path of combining the expertise of blue-collar tradespeople and how they can help his leadership role. Over the years, Seaman has challenged the...

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harper's Dallas

Harper's Dallas Restaurant is a one-of-a-kind concept that has been recognize as a prime location to enjoy the best dining experience in Dallas. You'll find a spectacular menu, full of dishes that have been fit over generations with exceptional ingredients. The design will take your breath away and the service will make you feel like royalty. Harper's also offers dozens of business amenities for its guests, including an onsite catering...

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john reed fitness

John Reed Fitness is anything but a dull gym since life is too short for them! Alex Knies, manager of the John Reed Club, offers us a tour of this enormous fitness haven, which includes specialized weight equipment and live DJs.  JOHN REED FITNESS IN THE US John Reed Fitness was founded in 2008, and the first club opened at the Mount Vernon Shopping Center in Lower Manhattan. By 2013...

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While things have been slow for businesses across various industries, Samsung Electronics improved profits from April to June, the first time since 2018. Despite the inflation, the company has achieved strong sales of memory chips for server customers. As a result, the memory chip and smartphone maker's shares rose 2.5% after announcing preliminary second quarter results, while the broader market rose 1.5%. Samsung reported operating income of 14 trillion won,...

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... Dave Clark, the Worldwide Consumer CEO of Amazon, will relinquish his post after working for 23 years in the company. The e-commerce giant announced that Clark's resignation would be effective July 1st, which was revealed this Friday after the company filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. "I've had an incredible time at Amazon, but it's time for me to build again. It's what drives me," Clark wrote...

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... When the pandemic struck the U.S., many people were forced to leave their jobs. Shannon found herself in a slump after being laid off from her waitressing job and had no idea what she should do now that she was out of work. She then worked as an online fitness coach. Shannon found that the hours were long, and her income was low – she was making about $1,000...

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... Australian companies are coming to the rescue in America as they plan on helping address its current shortage of infant formula. The news came about after data revealed that there had been a nationwide shortage for months now. The U.S. government's easing of import policy prompted many baby food manufacturers to ship their supplies over. The U.K. has already shipped two million cans while Bubs Australia brokered a deal...

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EcoQube Helps Real Estate Professionals Avoid Radon Pitfalls

By Insoo Park   Most real estate professionals know that a high radon measurement can blow up a real estate deal. Buyers or sellers can be blindsided and become upset, commissions can be lost, and there can be sticker shock at the high cost of mitigation systems. The truth/fact is radon testings   is an integral part of the home selling and buying process. The risk of lung cancer caused...

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How To Get Hired in a Down Economy

When the economy changes, businesses must adapt to survive. If the new economy is in a downswing, companies that want to stay afloat often need to adjust their staffing. They may seek a leaner payroll by implementing layoffs and reducing their employees’ hours. Getting hired in a down economy is hard, but it isn’t hopeless. There are several things you can do to increase your chances of finding and securing...

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Collaborations among businesses have become a promising trend over the past years as there is nothing stronger than two great brands or organizations coming together to push a common cause. Rising clothing line Glam Scrubwear is collaborating with KARE, a labor marketplace that connects qualified caregivers and nurses with senior care facilities, to provide discounted, great-looking, and comfortable scrubwear to caregivers, also known as KARE Heroes. This collaboration comes as...

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Revolutionizing The Telemedicine Experience

By Dr. Kishlay Anand   Telemedicine is not a novel idea, although its utilization has grown by leaps and bounds over the past few years. During the early days of the pandemic, many healthcare providers struggled to put a virtual visit plan into place. Yet, at the same time, there were thousands of providers. Who were already utilizing telemedicine technology with great results.  With the pandemic thrusting telehealth into the...

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The Supreme Court just overturned Roe v. Wade, which protects pregnant women’s choice to have an abortion, and was met with divided opinions as pro-life supporters praised the decision; however, many others worldwide expressed their anger on social media. The decision to roll back a landmark ruling that was instated nearly five decades ago is expected change the reproductive health landscape in America, giving individual states power over abortion policies...

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Starbucks updated their health care plan to meet the needs of employees following the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. Employees at Starbucks were excited about the company's announcement, but unionized stores wanted more details on whether or not it would benefit them as the announcement made no indication of their inclusion. Collective bargaining is a process by which employers and workers negotiate wages, benefits or working conditions....

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There’s no question that Sony has been one of the most successful gaming companies in history. Their Playstation line is often times better than its competitors, making them the kinds of the gaming industry. Sony is not just a leader in gaming, they are also ahead of the curve when it comes to creativity. Having dominated the console world, the company is shifting its focus to the PC industry. The...

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Cryptocurrencies have been the talk of our time and it's no surprise that they're expected to become an official mode of payment. As such, several businesses have integrated cryptocurrencies into their system, giving us alternative ways in which we can spend money. One Long Beach, California restaurant has taken a step forward in the cryptocurrency world by becoming one of the first eateries that accepts digital currencies. However, it seems...

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Social media companies have been experiencing a major fall in their value this year. The shares of Facebook and Instagram have tanked by over 40% this year. With new changes in effect, such as CEO Mark Zuckerberg's rebranding to Meta and plans for him to enter the metaverse soon, investors are nervous about what will happen next. The CEO of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, has been left to steer the company...

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Starbucks has been seeing some changes lately. The most prominent figure in the North American market, Rosann Williams, decided to leave next Tuesday after more than a decade with the company. The company announced this news on Friday morning through an official statement. The company has announced that Rosann Williams will be replaced with Sara Trilling, a veteran who's spent two decades with Starbucks  in Hong Kong. Kevin Johnson, the...

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Drones are Helping to Manage Inventory and Solve Supply Problems

When inventory systems break down, businesses break down. Effective planning becomes impossible. Customers’ needs are left unmet. Costs increase, often to the point of making a business unprofitable. ZenaDrone is leveraging the latest technology to help businesses keep inventory systems up and running effectively and efficiently. Considering its name, you will not be surprised to learn that ZenaDrone develops drone technology. You may be surprised, however, by the many ways...

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The iconic beauty brand Revlon neared over a century of production but was forced to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Thursday. Legacy debt challenges and supply-chain disruptions have been some of the defining factors for this decision. The company is taking on debt in order to keep running with $575 million to support day-to-day operations. "Today's filing will allow Revlon to offer our consumers the iconic products we have...

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For Every Walt, There is a Roy Supporting the Journey to Success: Lessons from Simon Sinek’s “Start With Why”

The obvious lesson from Simon Sinek's best-selling book “Start With Why” is the need for “why-type” leaders who drive projects with bold visions. Sinek explores the thinking, acting, and communicating that enables certain leaders to inspire the people around them — not with tangible incentives, but with purpose and belonging. "I agree with that philosophy wholeheartedly," says Jay Jung, CEO of Embarc Advisors. "It's been a big inspiration for us...

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... Electronic device manufacturers and smartphone companies might junk all of their products that do not use the USB-C charging port. The European Commission compels lawmakers to create a law that would allow a single mobile charging port to be implemented in all phones by 2024. This would ensure that consumers can use their various devices without worrying about compatibility or power needs. The EU Commissioner, Thierry Breton, wrote on...

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Real Life Trading Introduces Funded Trading Accounts

Ever wondered what you could do with $50,000, $100,000 or $200,000 to invest? One stock market education website, Real Life Trading, is turning that hypothetical into a reality for day traders who have ambition and discipline, but lack the capital to invest. In association with online brokerage Eightcap, Real Life Trading is rolling out a tiered “funded account” program stating “if you have internet, you have income,” which might be...

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... Foxconn, the major assembler of Apple's iPhones in China and other products such as iPads or laptops, has told the media that they are experiencing minimal negative impacts due to Covid lockdowns, Nikkei Asia reported on Tuesday. It's been a rough few months for China as they struggled with an unprecedented surge in Covid cases. Two months ago, it was announced that major cities, including Beijing and Shanghai, would...

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The US administration has called for an increase in baby formula product imports after nationwide shortages caused problems among parents across America. In the wake of an outbreak that caused a recall, Abbott Nutrition’s Michigan plant shut down in late February and left thousands without baby formula products. Datasembly, a retail tracking company, saw a gradual but massive drop in supplies following the temporary closure of the Michigan manufacturing facility....

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As the number of recorded Covid cases dropped dramatically, major Chinese cities like Beijing and Shanghai eased restrictions on Covid. Health authorities have recorded 20 new cases nationwide, which is less than half of the 54 that were reported just a day ago. Last Sunday, Beijing reported only eight new cases while Shanghai recorded six. Two months ago, the authorities in Shanghai ordered its citizens to stay inside their homes...

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Internet Entrepreneur JetSetFly Unveils Trailblazing NFT Project Powered By NFTMagazine.com

The world of Internet Marketing has grown tremendously over the past few years. Social Media has become the battleground for the cutthroat business industry, and only a few tried and tested individuals have made it out unscathed. Josh King Madrid, aka JetSetFly, had his start in the game during the industry’s infancy allowing him to pioneer several strategies and campaigns that would set the stage for his internet dominance. In...

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Russia Shuts Down Facebook

Photo: Reuters In response to the economic penalties imposed by many countries and companies, Russia has counter-imposed its own set of sanctions against these countries and companies.  Russia announced they are cutting off Facebook over its exclusion of state-backed media. In response to this new law against "fake news" in Russia, many international news companies like CNN have said their intention to stop broadcasting in the country.  Russia is continuing...

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During the opening of the World Economic Forum on Monday, the International Monetary Fund said that the world is now in "its biggest test since the Second World War." Crisis after crisis push the world economy on edge, bringing it to shambles, the IMF said. Managing Director of the IMF Kristalina Georgieva said to stakeholders in a statement, "We face a potential confluence of calamities." The global economy is in...

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... Walmart is taking drone delivery to the next level, with plans for six more states this year. They say that their service will make possible fast 30-minute deliveries to consumers in a wider area. DroneUp partners Walmart in this new delivery upscaling. According to them, once the plan is fully functional, they will be able to reach 4 million households in several parts of Arkansas, Arizona, Florida, Texas, Utah,...

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... Korea is a beautiful country with an exciting culture. The people of Korea are able to maintain their heritage while incorporating it into modern-day life, and this has fascinated many outsiders from all over the world. In the current, there is a traditional drink that is catching the attention of the younger generation. Korean traditional rice wine, Makgeolli, is preferred for its price and not the taste. The drink...

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... Investors are starting to feel the consequences of inflation, and as a result, their confidence in investing has decreased. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is on its longest weekly streak since 1923, while S&P 500 announced that it too had reached seven straight weeks without any gains – which marks itself out as being the longest period since 2001. The markets have been on a wild ride this week....

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Luckin Coffee is back and ready to take the market by storm. This time around, they're brewing for greater heights. The Chinese startup was involved in a scandal several years ago, and it's been removed from Wall Street immediately. The coffee chain is making a major comeback, posting its first-quarter earnings, which skyrocketed to an almost 90% increase amid COVID lockdowns and a tight market landscape. Luckin Coffee finished the...

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Netflix announced that they had cut off over 150 workers in the US after suffering significant subscriber loss. The world's largest streaming platform announced on Tuesday. Netflix has announced that it will be imposing the changes in its California office, a company headquarters that makes up 2% of its North American workforce. The company reported that its revenue dropped significantly over the past months forcing them to trim costs. The...

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... In recent months, the U.S has been easing restrictions on business operations in an effort to help businesses reopen and create jobs for laid-off workers. Job prospects look promising as many companies have started hiring again following two years of closings due primarily to a pandemic that left millions unemployed across America. The number of workers in America continues to increase, with 400 thousand new hires every month. This...

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Indian authorities announced a ban on their wheat exports late evening Friday after local prices for the crop skyrocketed due to an extreme heatwave that affected many farmers' production. India is a major wheat exporter and the second-largest global trader. It ships out millions every year, with many countries depending on its shipments for food security. India is projected to ship out almost 10 million tonnes of its current wheat...

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... Matter of Trust is a company based in San Francisco that converts donated human hair into mats to counter problems caused by oil spills. What others might find unnerving, the company finds an opportunity to help the world become cleaner and greener. Lisa Gautier, CEO of the company, said production of their mats found is an alternative way to solve oil spills that at the same time protect our...

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... India is the latest country to impose a ban after India's government announced they would ban wheat exports. In addition, the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has pushed many nations into exportation restrictions. The price of wheat spiked in response to India's announcement — rising up to 6%. India's wheat exports are the second largest globally, following the top exporters of wheat, Russia and Ukraine. Wheat exports from...

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Photo: Reuters On Tuesday, Match Group announced that Bernard Kim, president of mobile gaming maker Zynga, will replace Shar Dubey as CEO, effective May 1. Dubey joined March Group in 2006, and her departure is after two years as the company’s CEO. However, she will continue to serve as a director and advisor to the company. Match, which owns dating apps like Tinder, Hinge, and OkCupid, also announced its quarterly...

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Cargo Shipping Companies Suspend Russian-Related Operations

Photo: Reuters On Tuesday, the three biggest container lines in the world temporarily suspended cargo shipments to and from Russia in response to Western sanctions on Moscow after it invaded Ukraine.  Russia’s assault of its neighbor, which Moscow calls a “special military operation,” is the biggest assault in Europe since the Cold War.  The world’s largest container shipping line by capacity, Swiss-based MSC, stated in a consumer advisory that as...

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Sony and Honda Joint Venture

Photo: Sony Sony and Honda, two of Japan’s biggest names in business, confirmed their joint venture that manufactures and sells electric vehicles. It will be established later this year, and deliveries will begin in 2025.  The two companies’ joint statement revealed that details are still being finalized, and the venture will be subject to regulatory approval afterward. They explained, “The new company is expected to plan, design, develop, and sell...

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Tilray Save Rival HEXO

Photo: Reuters On Thursday, Tilray approved purchasing approximately $211 million of HEXO's debt, enabling the Canadian cannabis manufacturer to select a considerable equity stake in its troubled rival.  Hopefully, the deal will prevent HEXO from years of financial crisis, giving HEXO more advantageous debt repayment conditions. HEXO's shares rose steeply before trading began, climbing more than 17% in pre-market sessions.  Chair of HEXO's board, Mark Attanasio, said, "HEXO has endured...

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The Analyst Agency Highlights Their Strength on Market Research to Help Startups Succeed

With its commitment to deliver fast, high-quality data while bringing the best of science, technology, and know-how to its clients, The Analyst Agency founded by Steven Czyrny focuses on helping startups succeed.  Steven Czyrny saw firsthand the value of research on improving a company’s operations after working closely with various stakeholders in an advertising agency. With a strong track record working at market research firms and as a business analyst...

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Jessica Simpson Commemorates Four Years of Sobriety With Candid Instagram Post

Source: Variety Chris Pratt has been on a roll lately, booking gigs to voice the world’s most iconic characters in recently announced animated films. In a recent Nintendo Direct, the Guardians Of The Galaxy actor was cast in an upcoming Super Mario Bros. animated film, alongside  Anya Taylor-Joy, Charlie Day, Jack Black, Keegan-Michael Key, and many more. Pratt will play the iconic video game plumber alongside Anya Taylor-Joy as Princess...

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Floki Pioneers New Advertising Strategy, Exchange Platform and Giving Back to Society

Floki has just announced that they will be running advertisements on Youtube starting next week. And as described by enthusiasts and commentators, this is a significant milestone in the cryptocurrency company's emergence as a leader in the industry.  Floki, the world's most awarded digital and originating brand, has just announced its plan towards a new aggressive marketing campaign that will be running for months on Youtube. In this projected 50...

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Source: Getty Images Software updates have become the norm, regardless of the gadget. While the pop-up ads asking for updates can be a nuisance, these updates are integral in keeping your cyber security. Microsoft has made a habit of forcing users to update at least twice a year, but recently the company has decided to shift its business by quelling users’ frustrations with the updates.  Last month, Microsoft released their...

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Source: Entrepreneur Last Tuesday, Google, one of the biggest tech giants across the globe, has announced that the company will be investing $740 million in Australia over the next five years, particularly promising to establish a research hub staffed by Australian researchers and engineers, increase its cloud computing capacity, and team up with government scientists from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) to address certain issues like expanding...

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Amazon Accused of Lying to Congress

Source: Getty Images In a letter released Monday, The House Antitrust Subcommittee demanded Amazon to correct previous testimony that lawmakers believe was misleading or else face a criminal investigation. This development followed Reuters' evidence-backed report that showed how the industry powerhouse’s India branch had systematically manufactured knockoffs of popular goods and rigged search results to boost its own products over the original items.  Addressed to Amazon chief executive Andy Jassy,...

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Jessica Simpson Commemorates Four Years of Sobriety With Candid Instagram Post

Source: Netflix The hit South Korean Netflix series “Squid Game” has inspired many great things in the current space of pop culture. Recently, a new cryptocurrency token was created based on the hit show, with many investors hoping to cash in on the property’s rising popularity. However, the token suddenly plummeted in value, with the token itself trading at $0 after its creators cashed out, effectively stealing an estimated $2.1...

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Photo: Reuters IKEA's first-ever high street store in Britain is now open and anchored on its first inner-city mall. The furniture retail giant announced a £1 billion ($1.4 bln) investment for three years. Known for its out-of-town warehouse stores, IKEA is working on a strategy shift to smaller locations within cities. They are also adapting by offering more digital services and products in response to changing shopping habits. The Ingka...

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Photo: Unsplash   Morgan Stanley has issued an advisory warning that the stock markets may face more challenging times ahead. On Monday, equity strategists headed by Mike Wilson at Morgan Stanley wrote that investors have "very few places to hide" in markets currently, as even defensive stocks have given in to pressure as of late." "The market has been so picked over at this point; it's not clear where the...

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The Weeknd

Source: NME When the pandemic spread across the globe last year, many industries had to adjust to protocols, forcing some businesses to close shop while entertainers like musicians had to hold off on tours. After a year, the concert industry was finally revived, giving artists the chance to perform for their fans. The Weeknd, who was initially set to go on tour in the middle of last year, has had...

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How Clarity With Charity Became the Ultimate Catapulting Device for CEOs Worldwide

Given the growing accessibility of the entrepreneurial realm and the myriad of stories revolving around go-getters who have found themselves standing at the pinnacles of greatness, it is easy to assume that success is guaranteed in the world of business. However, the increasing saturation and competitiveness of the commercial space still prove to be significant hindrances. Additionally, numerous self-starters also have to contend with the harsh reality that the journey...

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Clarity with Charity Making Entrepreneurship and Business Ownership Easier

Every entrepreneur has a few goals: to reach the top of their niche, dominate the market they operate in, and scale their operations to massive profitability. However, many entrepreneurs never achieve these easily or within a certain timeframe because they lack the right tools and support to break boundaries in entrepreneurship. To fix this problem, Charity Brown, a seasoned entrepreneur with decades of business experience, decided to establish Clarity with...

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Source: Getty Images American multinational investment bank and financial services holding company JPMorgan Chase & Co. is suing electric vehicle company Tesla for $162 million, accusing its founder Elon Musk of breaching a contract the two industry giants entered into in 2014 involving stock trading options that the latter sold to the bank.  The suit that was filed in a Manhattan federal court highlights a legal disagreement over how JPMorgan...

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Source: Business Insider When we thought that modern-day advancements in the digital era had impressed us tremendously in the past few years, we assumed wrong. The first bitcoin upgrade has just gone live, and it is a big deal for the world’s most popular cryptocurrency. The update, which is called Taproot, promises greater transaction privacy and efficiency, prompting an expansion in bitcoin’s utility. On top of that, it unlocks the...

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Source: Barron’s  The data platform giant Splunk Inc. recently announced that its Chief Executive Officer and President, Doug Merritt, is stepping down from his position. Chair of the Board, Graham Smith, has been appointed as the interim CEO with immediate effect. In addition, based on its preliminary data, the company expects revenue growth for the third quarter of the current fiscal year. Doug Merritt joined Splunk in 2014 as senior...

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