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How a $500 investment started this successful cigar company https://t.co/7zrFK5Itff

Four rules for disagreeing productively at work. https://t.co/7oKySR6SBD

YouTube said it’s starting a $100 million fund for creators of video Shorts, the company’s feature that rivals TikTok https://t.co/qa2w98yx8m

China's newest export: inflation https://t.co/vKsTD3mjr0

Despite the presence of military troops, deforestation in the Amazon last year reached its highest level in 12 years. Now people are questioning the army's presence in the forest: https://t.co/VRfprB0nAt https://t.co/Q0VNl8Eguc

A betting app that pay you for losing weight

The idea is simple. You have a goal like lose 10kg in 2 months. You will have to make a video pitch and any person in the world can bet (against or in favor). If you achieve your goal, you get your $100 + 5% of all the bets. If you lose, you receive nothing. The only requirement (apart of the $100) is to have a medical appointment before the competition. You cant participe if you have any disease or nutritional complication. Any feedback is appreciated

How the world's largest cruise ship makes tens of thousands of meals every day https://t.co/wr4whtcsC2

Feedback is about telling employees that they need to change. Listening to employees and asking them questions might make them actually want to change. https://t.co/nCpcgQmDOe

U.K. unveils junk food ad ban online to help curb obesity https://t.co/WI55exw3B8

'You’re affluent but you can’t get a hospital bed': The latest Covid outbreak in India could have long-term ramifications for its middle class, whose rising consumption was expected to be the country’s growth engine for many years https://t.co/q7WJ4CowEe https://t.co/hBGsVqrByY

30 books you need to read to earn "well-read" status https://t.co/mrr3CiS0yP

Americans don’t understand just how capitalist China is — and people in China don’t understand just how socialist the U.S. is, according to this Chinese CEO. https://t.co/XP5XzW4iZx

Go Big on Launch Day or Bust?

We're currently in beta for our mobile app. We have <100 testers, which isn't anywhere near what I'd hoped for. I'm starting to worry that if I don't have thousands of testers before launch that this may not work out. This is my first time launching an app, so I'm not sure what the app store algorithms do to newly launched apps without much traction. The question is, if I don't get traction before we announce, are we dead in the water? Or is it possible to capture our desired userbase without having that initial hype? I'd love your feedback, and for you to join the beta if at all interested. We're on a mission to make consumption sustainable.

Why it's so difficult for millennials to buy a house https://t.co/SOIESPU7yF

A global water crisis has companies and cities reusing the condensation from air conditioners to water plants, flush toilets and in one case, brew beer https://t.co/lltSCgdYTq via @citylab