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Interviewing a Entrepreneur For My School Assignment

Hello, I am looking for an entrepreneur to "interview". My business class teacher assigned an assignment where I need to interview an entrepreneur and ask a few questions. If somebody could answer these questions, that would be amazing. 1. Where did you get the idea for your business? 2. How did you get started? 3. How long have you done this for? 4. Has it been profitable? 5. What do you like best about owning your own business? 6. What advice do you have for a young person starting a business today? 7. What is your company name? and how did you come up with it? 8. Do you consider your business to be successful? Please answer all 8 questions cause my teacher won't accept any unanswered questions. Thank you very much!

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A Hong Kong billionaire sells 76 Hermes bags and a Chanel purse for $3.2 million at auction https://t.co/qpIwjkyJ8i

In this new era of globalization, companies will require more capital, more patience, and more governance from investors. Here's why. https://t.co/AQomHHxYAo

Pergamena is the last company in the US that uses animal skins to make parchment, a craft that dates back to 2500 BC https://t.co/WOSzRKIlDv

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UK Millennials and Generation Z have cut their spending to a crawl as Boomers dip into savings in the face of spiraling costs https://t.co/bBV383NHjL

Personal Chef

Hi. So.. I purchase groceries for meal prep and the groceries are reimbursed to me fully, plus I charge my fee. I create my invoice for my hourly charge but I don’t include the groceries. Is this a tax problem?

We should force companies to be honest about their hidden fees https://t.co/xeem7ps5aE

Google just told laid off workers that it miscalculated the amount of stock they'll get in their severance. And some employees will get less than expected. https://t.co/mfa42ESlF9

If you’re unsure, ask for the salary band for the role. https://t.co/gYpP6MZidp

A shortage of workers in the U.S. has proven at least one thing: It’s good to be a robot. North American companies last year, faced with a tight labor market, brought on a record number of robots in 2022 https://t.co/epMULuXKdX https://t.co/W1HEasejCK

● Ross, founder of the firm that developed Manhattan’s Hudson Yards, is pushing deeper into South Florida in a bet that wealth will continue migrating from the Northeast. ● Related Cos. is seeking opportunities for real estate projects outside of West Palm Beach and Miami, where the firm has already established a presence, Ross said in an interview. ● In the past two years, major technology, finance and law firms have moved or expanded to South Florida, drawn by the lower taxes and warmer weather. Ken Griffin’s Citadel has relocated its headquarters to Miami from Chicago, while companies including Apollo and Blackstone have taken space in the region. ● Tap the link in our bio for more. (📸: Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

A closer look at Rolls-Royce's first-ever electric vehicle https://t.co/O6DZx548mN

Why Adam Cox founded Cavendish Pianos in Yorkshire in 2012 to save the British piano industry from disappearing https://t.co/XGAPLlwjpg