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The U.S. identified billionaire Roman Abramovich’s airplane among 100 aircraft in apparent violation of export controls imposed over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine https://t.co/Wpd4d1Fx3O

Pros and Cons of my gym offering free membership to people 300 lbs and over until they get to 299?

We offer group fitness, group MMA related classes, have personal training on both sides, and a commercial gym. This is a population that I probably won't get business from a lot anyway. This could be a fun way to make the gym more inclusive to severely out of shape people who are scared to make the leap or feel its too much of a financial commitment. ​ it could also be a fat shaming PR nightmare. Where's Nathan for you when you need him

Putin’s war is a tragedy for the Russian people, too, the FT’s editorial board writes. Russians now face potentially years of isolation, economic struggles and a crackdown on free speech https://t.co/7RX5Wk18Sy

The dark side of using AI to design drugs https://t.co/5QhJcA6gof | opinion

The photo of a dead Ukrainian woman and her kids shocked the world. The story of her startup life has made the tragedy feel painfully personal to many tech workers. https://t.co/r1hQbAO7FT

"To cut through my instinct to stereotype or judge coworkers of other generations, I have a mantra: 'That was me. That will be me." https://t.co/DJeJeXmSnw

European Union officials are discussing the possibility of using the assets of sanctioned Russian tycoons to help fund Ukraine’s war recovery efforts https://t.co/7mn7mlyeGq

Four EU and Nato member states expelled a total of 20 Russian diplomats on Friday, for actions that were 'contrary to their diplomatic status'. Read our live blog for more information: https://t.co/tb5DzBD3NW

The global economy’s growing risks: stagflation, refugees and lockdowns https://t.co/iMXY4KB9Cy

This banker left a career in finance to work in a candy store https://t.co/ZQB07TyUgx

Simple vs. compound interest? Which is this?

I made a cash loan to another business and when looking over the paperwork I can't determine if it is compound interest or a simple flat interest rate. Here's the wording from the note: In the event any part of the payment due hereunder shall not have been paid on the date when due, "<company>" shall pay to Payee interest on the outstanding and unpaid balance at the rate of "##" percent per annum. Does that mean compounded annually, or is it just the principle that has interest applied annually?

"We may be working ourselves to death on the wrong things," says @DorieClark, author of The Long Game tells @IBDinvestors. Strategic planning can help with "understanding and doing today the things that will make tomorrow easier and better." https://t.co/zY625R2iDt

Melinda French Gates and MacKenzie Scott are among philanthropists donating money to the Gender Fund, which seeks to raise $1 billion to advance equality and women’s leadership in Africa, Asia and Latin America (via @bbgEquality) https://t.co/oYOxB11i1R

Just published: front page of FT Weekend, UK edition, Saturday 19 March https://t.co/Jqg5jLhT7R https://t.co/PNfEdSq7NS

🎙 What is one of the leadership rules you live and do business by? Liz Muñoz I CEO of torrid #WomensHistoryMonth #IWD2022