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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Small business owners stuck in loan limbo as new government programs stumble

Small business owners say they are frustrated with the rollout of coronavirus loan programs that promised quick cash but have become mired in technical and regulatory snafus. “It’s super confusing,” said Lance Lawson, co-owner of Space519, a clothing and retail boutique in Chicago. “We have real bills to pay and I want to get my […]

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Hollywood Reporter’s Top Editor Exits After Dispute With Publisher

LOS ANGELES — The editorial director of The Hollywood Reporter has left his job after a dispute with his bosses over coverage of the entertainment industry.In a move that caught the staff by surprise, the trade publication announced on Monday morning that Matthew...
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Airbnb Raises $1 Billion to Stockpile Cash in Pandemic

SAN FRANCISCO — Airbnb said on Monday that it had raised $1 billion in new funding as it grapples with devastation from the coronavirus pandemic, and as some technology start-ups take extra measures to stockpile cash during the outbreak.The private equity giant Silver...
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Judge Dismisses Case Against Universal Music Over Losses in 2008 Fire

A federal judge in Los Angeles has dismissed a lawsuit brought by several musicians and estates last year, following a New York Times Magazine article about a fire that destroyed huge numbers of original recordings.The Times Magazine reported that the fire, on a...
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Wildfire Victims Push to Reopen $13.5 Billion Deal With PG&E

Four months ago, Pacific Gas & Electric seemed poised to emerge from bankruptcy after reaching a $13.5 billion settlement with tens of thousands of people who lost homes in wildfires started by the utility’s equipment.Investors cheered that agreement, bidding up...
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More residential construction workers are staying home

More residential construction workers are staying home

Apr 6, 2020

Workers at a Bozzuto multifamily job site in Chevy Chase, MD. Diana Olick | CNBC Construction has been deemed essential by the federal government, but a growing number of residential construction workers are pulling back, worried about catching the coronavirus. While overall construction employment fell in March, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, residential […]

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Coronavirus hits UK commercial real estate as retailers can’t pay rent

Coronavirus hits UK commercial real estate as retailers can’t pay rent

Apr 6, 2020

A pedestrian wearing a face mask as a precautionary measure against COVID-19, walks past closed-down shops on an empty Regent Street in London on April 2, 2020, as life in Britain continues during the nationwide lockdown to combat the novel coronavirus pandemic. TOLGA AKMEN The coronavirus pandemic is hitting U.K. commercial property hard, as retailers […]

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Physique Language For Business Success

by | 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....
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Growing Your Small Enterprise

by | 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...
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Spiritual Laws That Enhance Wealth, Well being, And Happiness

by | 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...
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Small business owners stuck in loan limbo as new government programs stumble

by | April 6, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

Small business owners say they are frustrated with the rollout of coronavirus loan programs that promised quick cash but have become mired in technical and regulatory snafus. “It’s super confusing,” said Lance Lawson, co-owner of Space519, a clothing and retail boutique in Chicago. “We have real bills to pay and I want to get my […]

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Hollywood Reporter’s Top Editor Exits After Dispute With Publisher

by | April 6, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

LOS ANGELES — The editorial director of The Hollywood Reporter has left his job after a dispute with his bosses over coverage of the entertainment industry.In a move that caught the staff by surprise, the trade publication announced on Monday morning that Matthew...
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Airbnb Raises $1 Billion to Stockpile Cash in Pandemic

by | April 6, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

SAN FRANCISCO — Airbnb said on Monday that it had raised $1 billion in new funding as it grapples with devastation from the coronavirus pandemic, and as some technology start-ups take extra measures to stockpile cash during the outbreak.The private equity giant Silver...
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Judge Dismisses Case Against Universal Music Over Losses in 2008 Fire

by | April 6, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

A federal judge in Los Angeles has dismissed a lawsuit brought by several musicians and estates last year, following a New York Times Magazine article about a fire that destroyed huge numbers of original recordings.The Times Magazine reported that the fire, on a...
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Wildfire Victims Push to Reopen $13.5 Billion Deal With PG&E

by | April 6, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

Four months ago, Pacific Gas & Electric seemed poised to emerge from bankruptcy after reaching a $13.5 billion settlement with tens of thousands of people who lost homes in wildfires started by the utility’s equipment.Investors cheered that agreement, bidding up...
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How Gig Workers Are Surviving the Virus Shutdown

by | April 6, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

“My divorce messed with my finances, and I was just starting to recover from that,” she said. “What I realized with this coronavirus situation is how vulnerable I am to not making ends meet. Without those side gigs, I have no security. I’m 36, living this roommate,...
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Some Insurers Offer a Break for Drivers Stuck at Home

by | April 6, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

The best kind of financial help is the kind that you don’t have to ask for.On Monday, Allstate and American Family Insurance said they would give their personal auto insurance customers a break, since most of them aren’t driving as much as they did a month or two...
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Peter Navarro Has Antagonized Multinational Companies. Now He’s in Charge.

by | April 6, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

On Saturday, Mr. Trump acknowledged that his use of the act was a form of “retaliation” against these companies.“If people don’t give us what we need for our people, we’re going to be very tough, and we’ve been very tough,” he said. “Usually, we don’t have to use it,...
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Jamie Dimon predicts a ‘bad recession’ due to coronavirus

by | April 6, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

Dimon expects a "bad recession," he wrote in the letter released Monday, saying that in the most adverse scenario, gross domestic product could plunge at a 35% annual rate in the second quarter and that a downturn would last through the rest of the year. The...
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Federal Reserve Moves to Pump Up Small Business Lending

by | April 6, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

The Federal Reserve said on Monday that it would take steps to urge more banks to lend to small businesses, moving in to support a new federal program that has gotten off to a rocky start.Congress dedicated $350 billion to make small business loans as part of the $2...
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