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Hong Kong has the most expensive housing market in the world, but the problem isn’t land scarcity. We break down why living in Hong Kong is so expensive — and what the cost means for the city’s population. https://t.co/RWUuiz25yE

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How Ocean Spray harvests 100 billion cranberries in only six weeks https://t.co/AaJukPNh3n

Krispy Kreme is poised to be a public company for the second time after filing for an IPO https://t.co/GwgUMonXA6

US Treasury secretary Janet Yellen warned that interest rates may need to rise to keep the US economy from overheating, comments that exacerbated a sell-off in technology stocks https://t.co/JhRhbvKfSP

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Choosing an accountant how important is it?

Just curious as to how much thought and energy I should put into which accountant I use, if they get all my paperwork filed on time is that good enough? Or are there just some better at the job that might direct in a better direction on how to spend and handle my small business finances? Have any of you had bad experiences with choosing the wrong one?

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Restaurant/business owners, what solutions are you trying for the labor shortage?

I've been given a grateful offer to acquire a restaurant business. I have some experience in the industry but haven't been on the owner position before. ​ **But I've recently been seeing a lot of news with restaurants having difficulties finding labor/workers.** With the current situation, what are solutions are you trying/doing? I've seen wage increases and/or bonus incentives like "$300 bonus to apply & work," or any other methods. Is this a common practice now? ​ **Thanks in advance!!**

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