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Former US Attorney General William Barr was subpoenaed in a $1.6 billion defamation suit brought against Fox News by the voting-machine company falsely accused of rigging the 2020 election https://t.co/dUQ8GSiXSN

Even though 76% of working professionals believe that having a mentor is important to growth, more than 54% don't have one. https://t.co/hmDPmtjKm4

Just published: front page of the Financial Times international edition Tuesday July 12 https://t.co/bkUz85ciLk https://t.co/gNjYdaCimb

Personal Checking for my new LLC?

I have just started the process of making an LLC, a software selling company. As of right now, I am set up on stripe to have money deposited to my personal checking. Should I open a business checking account or just keep my personal? I am not planning on making a ton of money at this exact moment, and if I get big, I will just get the account. But for now, can I just have the money go to my checking, and then I can write off the money from my personal taxes and include the revenue on my books for business? Sorry if that's a dumb question. I just don't have a ton of resources currently to keep up administrative stuff, at least until my product starts selling

Amazon is quietly developing cancer vaccines in partnership with Fred Hutchinson and recruiting patients for a new clinical trial https://t.co/wMJP95fpCR

China’s Ganfeng Lithium buys lithium mines in Argentina https://t.co/vhFPgXgE7B

Roughly 60,000 home deals fell through in June, equal to 15% of homes that entered into contract https://t.co/np5qBHuBDB

'PRETTY REMARKABLE': Daniel Turner says it's 'beyond curious' Biden chose the one Chinese firm with ties to Hunter to sell U.S. oil to. Link in bio.

Leaders often claim to treasure curiosity — but most actually stifle it, fearing it will hurt productivity. https://t.co/mjNIm1fQQF

Spending habits of self-made millionaires from a guy who studied rich people for five years https://t.co/eVdxofmjKK

Sunak to stand firm on taxes until he has ‘gripped inflation’ https://t.co/BdvmuREt6i

Should I contact a lawyer regarding a non-compete contract?

Hi! So I am planning on opening my own mobile animal health service company in my hometown. I am currently employed at a location that offers these services 1 town over, about 15 min away and have signed a non-compete as part of my contract. I want to leave this company and go out on my own but am worried they may try to sue? I’ve heard non-competes are hard to enforce in Ontario. Should I talk to an employment lawyer or something now before I get my own business off the ground or wait to see if they want to do anything once I leave? I was thinking the fact that I will be offering the services as a mobile option that it wouldn’t be considered direct competition to their on-location services but not sure if that’s enough. I just don’t want to Risk a huge lawsuit at the start of a small business ! Any help is greatly appreciated

The world's largest asset manager just cut its outlook for the stock market https://t.co/hVP74XvQNt by @alexandraandnyc https://t.co/GCIDQokN5H

Deciding manager salary

Hi, i am not entirely sure about how to phrase the title, but the just of my question is: Me and a family member recently decided to start a small cosmetology clinic. The investment was done 50/50. But i am gonna be running the day to day alone(expect it to be around 10-15 hours pr. week). Since i am taking on all administrative duties i should obviously have some additional insensitive. I believe the incentive should scale with the growth of the business, but am having a hard time coming up with a correct schema. One would be to increase the salary with certain pre-defined revenue benchmarks. The other to change to initial split to perhapse 40/60 (this one makes the more sense to me, but i am not sure it would go down well with my partner.) Anyone who has been in a similar situation, if so - what did you come up with? thank you

Are the “pay to get an llc” ads legitimate? I need an llc, and I’m wavering between a few options

There’s the diy option, which is unpalatable due to the sheer amount of stuff I don’t know. There’s the “hire a lawyer” which is incredibly expensive. Or there’s use one of the “pay $49 and get an llc now!” Options, which are attractive, But looking a little shady. Anyone have advice/experience they’re willing to share?