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The US is offering to pay rewards of up to $5 million for information about Russian oligarchs' yachts, mansions, and other assets https://t.co/BvyQW5BQ7p

4 day work week,full time pay, 8 hour days, do you do it?

Are there any businesses in that offer a 4 day work week, 8 hours a day and a living wage? Specifically in the service industry ( landscaping, house services, photography) Would love to chat about the issues and trials you had implementing it. I want to try it and I would be the first business in my area to do it.

Italy will impose a windfall profit tax of 10% on some energy companies to finance a 4.4 billion-euro package to protect consumers and businesses from soaring prices https://t.co/5uBdkVIZF5

When skilled workers skip opportunities to become leaders, it's often because they fear three kinds of risk: interpersonal, image, or blame. https://t.co/kD1OWIy9Kj

Can I have several businesses in one LLC?

Can I get revenue from wholesaling real estate, selling insurance policies, doing consulting, tax planning, etc. all within a single LLC? Isn’t that fine as long as all those services are included in the operating agreement? For any independent contractor type of work I do where I get paid 1099 income, I’d like to have that income be directed to me as an LLC rather than as an individual just for the sake of simplifying liability issues.

Food price rises are inevitable as sanctions bite https://t.co/Re0UOoLChb

If you needed another reason to drink coffee. https://t.co/TvI7nGw4G6

Is Zenbusiness a good option?

Hello! I’m trying to start a small business and need help with the filing and all the stuff that comes with it. I looked at legal zoom and saw it was a bit pricier. I stumbled across Zenbusiness but couldn’t tell if they were a good fit or not. I got a little overwhelmed because they offer so much and wanted to see if anyone else here has used them?

The big three oilfield contractors say they're halting all future work in Russia https://t.co/8I2CfPTkoA

This ravioli shop offers a subscription service https://t.co/3H9RG49p9G

Many companies train their managers to give feedback effectively, and often. But improving the skills of the feedback giver won’t accomplish much if the receiver isn’t able to absorb what is said. https://t.co/xaDZdBaZGW

You can adopt these habits too. https://t.co/uFnZQHggcC https://t.co/5OV91AwEh2

Nationwide, only 47% of Black homeowners who completed a refinance application with Wells Fargo in 2020 were approved, compared with 72% of White homeowners, according to a Bloomberg News analysis of federal mortgage data https://t.co/dOZKSmgOxw

Self-driving trucks could replace 90% of long-haul jobs. Here’s what that would actually look like on U.S. roads https://t.co/8TZuPhMX7B

Any advice on hiring a business attorney?

My business it’s starting to get to the point where I feel like I need some help navigating through contracts, trademarks, abiding by business laws, etc. So I am considering hiring a Patent Attorney and a Business Attorney. Here are some of my questions, any help would be greatly appreciated. -do you feel like a business attorney is the best person to hire? What’s the difference between a business attorney and a startup lawyer? I saw both online. -how many “hours” do general small business things (beefing up contracts, getting legal advice, etc) take? I found a lawyer for about $350/hour. This sounds like a lot to me, but I know it’s necessary. However, if the work I need takes many many hours, this is not affordable to me. I’m not even sure what all questions to ask, I’m honestly just very lost on this matter. My business is very niche and it gets hard to Google about it.