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Just published: front page of the Financial Times, UK edition, Tuesday 15 June https://t.co/FCFafTjLOg https://t.co/DFCl5DwmwE

NASDAQ RISES 0.9% TO CLOSE AT RECORD https://t.co/3eFTcIZwtX https://t.co/aaDAMi1FSB

Appearing calm and communicating your humility is key. https://t.co/HGAIyRWcJ2

Self-made millionaires develop a blueprint for their ideal, perfect future life. An expert explains how the spending habits of self-made millionaires helped them to grow their wealth https://t.co/LSdk3pM1Xd

Your Biggest Problem with Inventory Management

Hello! First I would like to thank everyone who has already answered my other poll (What is the biggest issue for you in your business[^(\^)](https://www.reddit.com/r/Business_Ideas/comments/ntjvlh/what_is_the_biggest_issue_for_you_in_your_business/)). I'm trying to create an ERP software to help organizations manage their business and would like to know what is their biggest issue with Inventory Management. Also, I welcome you to join in the comments to tell us what you facing as well if the option is not there. [View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/nzv1fg)

A food cart that serves exclusively microwaved meals

Compared to all other food truck/trailer vendors: \- Cheaper prices attract more customers \- Simple equipment and no prep work. Just need a freezer, microwaves and a generator. \- Can offer a very large, diverse and changing menu. Items may be familiar to customers already. \- Orders are ready faster, higher customer volume possible \- Only 1-2 staff unskilled required, labor cost low \- Easy to determine/post nutrition/calories on menu \- Could be totally automated if desired, like a hot food vending machine

The sign someone is truly intelligent, according to Steve Jobs. https://t.co/0ig1wvMCUt

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, international edition, Tuesday 15 June https://t.co/jg30Fmzfmw https://t.co/B3fTZDBzKP

When presenting an idea to senior leaders, talk about ROI and the problem you’re solving. https://t.co/upChA3EhXm

Amazon was almost named "Cadabra," which is short for the magic term "abracadabra". When Jeff Bezos first started the company in 1995, it was just a bookstore run out of his home garage https://t.co/gAFYHZpL33

Sales of Gibson guitars took off during the pandemic and that could soon lead to a big dividend payout for KRR, which rescued the company from bankruptcy three years ago https://t.co/2wiwAL2H4x

Running a web development business and I'm presenting to an expo of entrepreneurs and businessowners for the first time. What should I say?

This is my first time presenting my business and I'm looking for tips on what to say and present in order to gain more potential clients. So far I've got a few topics that I'd like to touch on: * How to differentiate myself from other web dev companies, freelancers, and agencies (and why they should chose me). * How to come across as an expert and a professional * Establishing the importance of a website (Should I try and address objections on why it isn't? Should I bother trying to convince someone when they don't think so?) Do you guys have any tips for presenting or topics I should talk about? This presentation is also virtual if that's important.

The Feynman Technique can help you learn anything. https://t.co/yyVuH3C4Aw

Both the BioNTech/Pfizer and Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccines are more than 90% effective in preventing hospital admissions from the Delta variant, Public Health England has confirmed https://t.co/vYxpkrqat3

Algorithms make predictions more accurate — but they also create many risks of their own. https://t.co/GbYUwAXXcZ