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Elon Musk’s SpaceX is in talks to raise funds valuing the rocket-launch and satellite company at more than $150 billion https://t.co/2XRdytE05V

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, international edition, Wednesday 16 November https://t.co/yJiidv7zz9 https://t.co/tdl2tx38PG

Elon Musk's overnight round of Twitter firings target some outspoken critics of the billionaire. 'It's free speech unless it's about him,' one former worker said. https://t.co/xj54Cm6HwX

Coaching is about inspiring people to do their best. It’s also about challenging people to come up with answers on their own. https://t.co/gz7CCrEn6L

#Bitcoin passes $17K as it continues today's climb. $BTC https://t.co/KCcUwM0hdZ https://t.co/aiOQQ8vmoB

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez called Ticketmaster a monopoly in a tweet the same day Taylor Swift tickets went on pre-sale https://t.co/zPDVMxbY2B

i’m a 17 year old who recently learned to crochet and cannot stop making things. i’m gonna set up a stall at a craft fair, not fussed about making a living from it, just having fun :) any tips?

my work is pretty tidy and ready to sell and i have stuff to appeal to the vast majority of the crowd, from little stress balls to teddies to bags to functional items, i love making and don’t mind if i flop, but would love to get a bit of pocket money back from my efforts, does anyone with more experience selling at fairs have any tips?

A fired Twitter engineer urged remaining employees to 'disobey' Elon Musk, calling it their 'moral duty' to challenge the new billionaire owner https://t.co/Fry49Tk84v

I own a small tile business and sometimes me or the other owner have to purchase materials for a job. How do I account for and track getting reimbursed for the purchased materials?

For example, let's say I invoice a client $1,100. $1,000 for labor, $100 for materials (cost of materials + tax). I should only bear the tax burden for the $1,000 of labor, and I should be able to pass the $100 through to the client. So, on my invoice, I will simply label two separate lines: Labor and Materials. Then, when tax season comes along, I will only report the $1,000 as income, and I will simply treat the $100 as a reimbursement. As long as I have properly saved proof of this purchase being a material acquisition for said job, I should be good right? Am I missing something?

Ford chief warns electric vehicles require 40% less labour https://t.co/kfD6CbbpWu

Rishi Sunak tells UK bosses to curtail their pay https://t.co/5bz157DgnR

Stocks pared gains and the dollar rebounded against the euro after reports that Russian missiles killed two people in Poland, a strike that raised fears the nine-month Ukraine war could escalate https://t.co/nnkwgD4uTk https://t.co/6yohXdHYCk

I Neep Advice!

I (f16) started doing Macrame recently. My mom had a cool idea for a necklace, and couldn't figure out how to do it. I did instead and was super proud of the necklaces that I did. My mom had seemed to truly like them as well. I brought up the idea of maybe selling them. She said if I wanted to I could try. So I had thought a bout starting my own small business. I just have no idea how to get started or if I even really should?

NEW: Apple plans to source chips from an Arizona plant in 2024, reducing its reliance on Asian production https://t.co/sOjHttqwJw

Meta has sacked 11,000 workers or 13% of its workforce. What can the tech dismissals teach us about the ‘war for talent’? https://t.co/5U7xc20dOJ https://t.co/oh4YmWs4hj