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SpaceX accepts dogecoin as payment to launch a lunar mission next year https://t.co/VRuV6frnJu https://t.co/usdwec9zg2

Embrace cooperation — especially in a crisis. https://t.co/C8bh3ogvYa

Accepting cryptocurrency as payment

Has anyone here recently started accepting cryptocurrency as a form of payment? If so which platform do you use? What is the process to do this? How does it work with bookkeeping?

How Bitcoin's value is solving the fiat money problem https://t.co/WRT3U2BHMQ

The 7 types of rest that are essential for human flourishing.  https://t.co/mA2skOvU2S

Former AFL-CIO official Thea Lee will be named to a top role at the U.S. Labor Department, the Wall Street Journal reports https://t.co/3mNtE0PwlH

● Tesla designer by day, chocolate chip engineer by night. Link in bio for more.⠀ ⠀ ● Remy Labesque has a compelling day job: He’s senior industrial designer at Tesla in Los Angeles. But for three years, he’s worked on a side project that’s enviable to people outside Elon Musk’s universe. Labesque has reengineered the classic chocolate chip because, he says, the 80-year-old teardrop shape is ill-suited to its function.⠀ ⠀ ● “The chip isn’t a designed shape,” says Labesque. “It’s a product of an industrial manufacturing process.”⠀ ⠀ ● The baking standby is optimized for mass production, not for baking in cookies whose broad surface area is better suited to maximize taste and melt-in-your-mouth texture. Labesque’s redesign for artisanal Dandelion Chocolate is a square, faceted pyramid, kind of like a flattened diamond. Two edges are thick, and two exceedingly thin, for even more textural pleasure.⠀ ⠀ ● Read more by clicking the link in our profile.

Can you 'give' a % of your LLC business to someone who you're partnering with?

(Washington state, USA) I own my own LLC, though I was going to dissolve it because it was more of a side-hustle and I didn't have time to keep it going. However, I recently brought someone on at their request, and agreed to give him 30% of the company if he can make it profitable, and I would pay him in commission as a contractor as he grows it, if that's what he wants to do. He has worked at it and turned it into a profitable business, and running it is his full-time job now. Per our agreement, I want to sign 30% ownership over to him. Obviously, I need an attorney to put the paperwork together. Do I just e-mail a business attorney or contract attorney and tell them I need to give 30% of my company to someone? I have no idea how to go about this. Thanks for any input.

Struggling to rent shops in a small Mall

Hello, I am the owner of a small shopping center in Marrakech, Morocco. The center is still being built, but we are already trying to rent the shops. The problem is that our main commercial argument is that we are in the most touristic area of the city, and since it’s been almost 18 months without any tourists, nobody is willing to take that risk and rent. I already reduced the prices, and we signed 2 people (still have 20 to go) and I don’t wanna reduce the prices more. What should I do ?

Where to get these cards?

If anyone has been to Taco Bell inside recently, you may have seen they have taco shape cutouts on the counter with info on front and back. I’d upload the picture but this community doesn’t allow it. It’s just a glossed card stock taco cutout. But I’m having a hard time finding a place that makes them-for custom shapes, as I’d like to do my logo for the shape of it. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks

Millions of workers have done their jobs over the past year without being constrained by place — and outside of the traditional 9 to 5 window. https://t.co/MimnRnPt0u

The Olympics are a horrible investment for the host city https://t.co/W1PVW4dNpj

Just published: front page of the Financial Times international edition Monday May 10 https://t.co/ivuuAXND29 https://t.co/TkDgLa2DDD

UK freeports blow as exporters face tariffs to 23 countries https://t.co/Y2jm9GyDfJ

Confidence is quiet. Arrogance is not. https://t.co/Mxm7Adq6N9