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Brazil’s Energy Ministry is working on a bill to privatize state-owned oil giant Petroleo Brasileiro SA, known as Petrobras, with the same model the government used to privatize Eletrobras earlier this month, O Globo reported https://t.co/CQDWVxajGk

Put bad things far away and bring good things close, and your behavior will change. https://t.co/ElHNnhk5E9

If current global mining rates continue, we could run out of new gold in just 20 years https://t.co/YuTnhZhYQF

The Fuggerei in Augsburg, Bavaria, claims to be the world's oldest social housing complex. At just 88 euro cents a year, its 150 residents pay the same rent as occupants would have paid 500 years ago. Could it be a model to replicate elsewhere? https://t.co/qoS6OpkGhq

UK property company insolvencies soar as interest rates rise https://t.co/yfxog9v0Lb

Can you legally skip paying yourself payroll as an S-corp when business revenue is low?

My S-corp business hasn't been making enough to pay payroll to myself as owner/employee. I'm the only employee on payroll. I provide services but work has been slow. Is it legal to skip payroll or not take payroll at all if I have no or low business income?

The crypto market’s recent crises are prompting some major soul-searching among a very important constituency: the venture capitalists who have pumped billions of dollars into the industry https://t.co/eP6igjF2jD

Sometimes data scientists are more concerned with pursuing their crafts than they are at solving business problems. https://t.co/kfGsKTwLmh

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, international edition, Monday 20 June https://t.co/YJnQMTuP8z https://t.co/EVUthxychU

Accountability and trust are key to any company's success https://t.co/gEtaKWfdNw

Talent war in the funds industry is driving a ‘great negotiation’ https://t.co/aD8xtmmJWX

President Emmanuel Macron is projected to lose his outright majority in the French parliament, which at a minimum would force him to compromise and rely on coalition partners to push forward his ambitious pro-business reforms https://t.co/r46XklDcQJ

In the 1980s as today, the average chart-life of a pop singer was 2 to 6 years. In 1991 the New York Times called Madonna a 'show business veteran'. They could not have predicted that she would be celebrating 40 years in pop, with her 50th Number 1 aged 62 https://t.co/ke9NhwkvVG

Are your high standards holding you back? https://t.co/3GO47ScvdQ

America's train system is wildly expensive because it's never been efficient enough to be profitable https://t.co/FTVku2KkTY