What Good Business Should Be

Business does not have to be bad. We should try to get business right. To do this, we have to follow twelve principles of good business.

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Air France to cut more than 7,500 jobs

The airline expects more than 3,500 “natural departures” — through attrition — that will help compensate for the job cuts. Air France will cut 6,560 jobs by the end of 2022. Its subsidiary HOP!, a regional French operator, will cut 1,020 jobs over the next three years, nearly halving its work force. The global airline […]

A Wake-Up call for The American Dream

The income inequality gap has never been wider. The country's uneven wealth distribution is illustrated by the fact that the bottom 50% of Americans have just 1% of the nation's wealth, while the top 10% holds 70%, according to the Pew Research Center. Middle-income...

‘Animal Crossing’ gets swimming in July 3 update on the Nintendo Switch

The idyllic game where players can design their dream island has taken off since its March launch, selling 5 million digital copies in that month alone, according to Nielsen's SuperData, which analyzes the gaming industry. During the pandemic, people have held Animal...

Want a heated steering wheel in your BMW? You’ll be able to download one via subscription

Welcome to the world of "digital personalization," one in which BMW hopes owners will add or remove options to their vehicles through software updates. This could include tech features, like adaptive cruise control or lane keeping assistance, or comfort items such as...

Tesla stock topped $1,200. Here’s how it could hit $2,000

But one Wall Street analyst is making the case that the stock still could surge another 66% over the next 12 months to hit $2,000. So far Tesla (TSLA) shares have risen an electrifying 189% this year, driven partly by a broader increase in the tech sector. Wedbush...

Manhattan apartment sales worst on record, biggest plunge in 30 years

Jul 3, 2020

A pedestrian stands in front of a Manhattan condominium building in New York. Mark Abramson | Bloomberg | Getty Images Manhattan apartment sales in the second quarter saw their biggest decline in three decades — and the worst quarter on record — as the real estate lockdown and urban flight after the Covid-19 crisis put […]

FC Barcelona star Braithwaite, business partner want to create 100,000 Black millionaires

Jul 3, 2020

Martin Braithwaite #19 of Barcelona during the Barcelona V Real Sociedad, La Liga regular season match at Estadio Camp Nou on March 7th 2020 in Barcelona, Spain. Tim Clayton | Corbis | Getty Images International soccer star Martin Braithwaite and his business partner Philip Michael are on a mission to convert 100,000 Black women and […]

Physique Language For Business Success

by Danseal | April 22, 2016 | Biz News | 0 Comments

Business-to-enterprise, or B2B, sales differ in some ways from enterprise-to-client sales. On this lesson, we'll be taught why they differ and how the selling process works when selling to a business buyer. What you are looking at proper now's a lens on Squidoo....

Growing Your Small Enterprise

by Danseal | April 15, 2016 | Biz News | 0 Comments

Source IP goals to make it simpler for Australian companies to access public sector innovation and technology by sharing information, indicating licensing preferences and facilitating contact with IP generated by the public analysis sector in Australia. For either of...

Spiritual Laws That Enhance Wealth, Well being, And Happiness

by Danseal | January 30, 2016 | Biz News | 0 Comments

A small 'tweak' to BHP's dividend is not going to be enough to avoid another credit standing downgrade, Normal & Poor's says philadelphia car accident attorney To be efficient position sizing must be applied to each trade consistently. Let me reiterate each and...

Air France to cut more than 7,500 jobs

by Danseal | July 4, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

A Wake-Up call for The American Dream

by Danseal | July 3, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

‘Animal Crossing’ gets swimming in July 3 update on the Nintendo Switch

by Danseal | July 3, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

Want a heated steering wheel in your BMW? You’ll be able to download one via subscription

by Danseal | July 3, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

Tesla stock topped $1,200. Here’s how it could hit $2,000

by Danseal | July 3, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

Hong Kong security law could have chilling effect on press freedom

by Danseal | July 3, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

In what was once seen as a safe haven of free speech for local and foreign news organizations operating in the region, journalists and their sources are growing increasingly wary that as China takes a firmer grip on Hong Kong, they could be prosecuted. The new law...

What the Russia bounty leaks really say about the Trump administration

by Danseal | July 3, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

Nearly a week has passed since The New York Times published a story titled "Russia Secretly Offered Afghan Militants Bounties to Kill U.S. Troops, Intelligence Says."The fallout has been coming ever since. Congressional leaders were briefed by intelligence leaders on...

Tech companies are still selling facial recognition tools to the police

by Danseal | July 3, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

"I don't think taking technology away from [the police] is going to solve the problem," iOmniscient CEO Rustom Kanga told CNN Business. iOmniscient makes systems that can detect faces and analyze behavior in a crowd, and says its technology has been deployed by...

FC Barcelona star Braithwaite, business partner want to create 100,000 Black millionaires

by Danseal | July 3, 2020 | Finance | 0 Comments

Martin Braithwaite #19 of Barcelona during the Barcelona V Real Sociedad, La Liga regular season match at Estadio Camp Nou on March 7th 2020 in Barcelona, Spain.Tim Clayton | Corbis | Getty ImagesInternational soccer star Martin Braithwaite and his business partner...

Fund managers face scrutiny over use of FX benchmarks

by Danseal | July 3, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

A top central banker has warned that fund managers trading currencies could be in breach of their duty to clients, if they use rates set by daily benchmarks and fail to shop around for a better deal.Guy Debelle, deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia and...