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Deutsche Bank fired a number of top bankers in New York after submitting a tab from a strip club as a legitimate business expense https://t.co/vzp7U17DWO

Brexit blamed as UK misses out on global trade rebound https://t.co/QBL80Nb10k

Any tips on dealing with the disappointment of a business bought out from under you by a higher offer?

My wife and I have been working for months to purchase an existing business (our first attempt at owning our own business). Saving all we could, going through all the due diligence to make sure it was legit financially. Involving lawyers and cpas and time and energy... And just found out the owner got a better offer and is going to sell to them. It's like months of our life just went down the drain and I don't know how to bounce back from this. Plus my wife has been killing herself to build the business up since we thought we were going to be the owners. Any advice is appreciated. Or hell... Dad jokes are welcome at this point just to distract us.

Just published: front page of FT Weekend, UK edition, Saturday 26 March https://t.co/VAy48Xa7p5 https://t.co/YWqv6Mteak

Quickbooks Desktop v. Quickbooks Online for Small Contracting Business

My partner and I own a very small masonry contracting company, established in late 2020. Predictably, we didn't do terribly much business in 2021, so I was able to handle our books and taxes on my own. However, since late 2021 we have begun to see a lot more business, and thus need to purchase QuickBooks in some capacity. Which version of QuickBooks would best suit a very small masonry contracting business with no employees (two owners, all labor performed by owners)? Any guidance and direction is much appreciated!

You can start by figuring out what you don’t want. https://t.co/d7F3pKcnMI

Starting in 2014, Subway's sales began steadily dropping — why? https://t.co/5cJx6CMzr7

Kaspersky, China Telecom and China Mobile were added to a U.S. list of companies deemed a threat to national security https://t.co/T9EuGdqYpX

While the UK has sanctioned more than 1,000 individuals and businesses since the war began, authorities are struggling to determine who the people connected to Vladimir Putin’s inner circle are.  Is Polina Kovaleva part of the ‘Londongrad’ set?  https://t.co/dz3cl7qXWh

How did NFT make this digital art worth $70 million? https://t.co/c7UWiyIz9v

We have become so entrenched in generational name-calling — or, conversely, so focused on downplaying the differences that do exist — that we have forgotten there is strength in age diversity. https://t.co/l3OJxJoOj9

Deutsche Bank fired a number of top bankers in New York after a tab run up at a strip club was expensed as legitimate business spending, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Ben Darsney, former Americas head of equity capital markets, Ravi Raghunathan, Brandon Sun and Daniel Gaona were fired after seeking reimbursement for a restaurant visit, the people said, asking not to be identified discussing a private matter. Once the bank discovered the issue, it decided to terminate the executives, the people said. The firings were first reported by Bloomberg News on Thursday. Read more at the link in our bio.

These 5 habits will help you tap into your intuition, become more self-aware, and make better decisions. https://t.co/bHSPQxnSPG

Convenience Store - January Slump

Hey guys, just wanting to ask other Convenience Store owners if they also experience a January slump? ​ Sales drop off like crazy every January to April, I'm worried that this may carry on, in the future, to other quarters (Q1 slump to Q1 & Q2 slump). Are January Sale's Slumps normal?

NEW: Apple is paying a small number of engineers another round of special stock bonuses ranging from $100,000 to upwards of $200,000 as part of an unusual push to retain key talent, according to people with knowledge of the matter https://t.co/xNsXOZxowV