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People perform better when they have a purpose. What are you doing to make sure your team knows theirs? https://t.co/XVZHJrwmNH

Why is CBD oil so pricey? https://t.co/TI8eBZ2Y6n

IBM executives discussed in emails how to force out older workers and derided them as “Dinobabies” https://t.co/hgEVbOu5i7

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, international edition, for Monday 14th February https://t.co/Z3lmWIxApW

Ukraine crisis pushes Russia and China into a closer embrace https://t.co/8V7qtrApsx | opinion

When people feel safe in meetings, they're more likely to be vulnerable and speak their minds. https://t.co/qEovCrCq5u

How Steve Jobs’ $12 million failure actually helped to save Apple https://t.co/Eykc9xqSmE

The global shipping industry has struggled for years to make money. With the supply chain crisis, they're raking in billions and drawing ire from economists and regulators alike https://t.co/kkHJfPnR1W

Russia-Ukraine tensions, retail sales, Walmart earnings: What to know this week https://t.co/ze1wpnfH6q by @alexandraandnyc https://t.co/5Z6R1gSYtc

Closing a company

Hi, I'm looking to read about the experiences of people, who had an **incorporated business** and then had to shut it down. More specifically, about the procedure of shutting the company down. In most countries it's in the form of some liquidation procedure. A company liquidator is appointed, who draws up a list of all the assets and liabilities and then proceeds to sell the assets and pay as many creditors as possible. So if you have gone through this, my questions are: 1. How much time and money did it cost you? 2. Would you have been interested in a service that would've enabled you to avoid this procedure completely?

Knowing basic psychology is so valuable for professionals. https://t.co/rHmxK6aocA

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Break down big tasks into bites that you can tackle in bursts during a busy day. https://t.co/JNYXdsPrNg

Saudi Arabia transferred a stake worth about $80 billion in state oil giant Aramco to the kingdom’s wealth fund https://t.co/pJvBOUlfew

Fed's Daly: Being too aggressive on rate hikes could be destabilizing https://t.co/i1HFKcj94h https://t.co/RcAJK83KNZ