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Tom Ford is a billionaire https://t.co/k8x5jW7DtT

Elon Musk may want to read this https://t.co/p8u1YSxfnD

Pushing yourself to your limits will only leave you exhausted. Work hard, but also take the time to recharge — there will be more benefits than you realize. https://t.co/XOn7jRIBiN

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio warns the US and China are 'dangerously close' to a war that would crush economic growth https://t.co/U4BVusFwwK

UK health spending over past decade lags Europe by £40bn a year https://t.co/5RLe0cXYJG

Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried says he was mistaken about the crypto exchange’s leverage levels, thinking it was about $5 billion when it was $13 billion https://t.co/fDEOxgVjv2

Prepare for the conversation, set boundaries, and — most importantly — make it about them, not you. https://t.co/mB24pmOarL

UK social housing rents set to rise 7% next year https://t.co/KMKKMf0yGm

Lab-grown meat has been issued a safety approval for the first time in the US. So far it has only been offered commercially in Singapore https://t.co/KIoUaTA9gi

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says his number one priority is reducing inflation. Link in bio for more.

Inside the world of designer Tom Ford, set to become a billionaire in $2.8 billion Estée Lauder buyout https://t.co/npHgoYJNPd

The UK government is set to spend billions of pounds to insulate homes and upgrade boilers in a drive to cut overall energy demand https://t.co/POT1ezjvmv

Coffee shop going on year 4

Hey everyone, I own a small coffee roasting company/shop/mobile event company and am going on year 4 and wanted to post some info and get feedback/share my position. 2022 Revenue: 430k Current Debt: 39k (10%apr) 2022 Profit: 65k How does the debt:revenue ratio look, and the profit margin %? This year was spent trying new things out and exploring new avenues. I started the year debt free and maxed out around 75k. I work full time at the business and don’t pay myself a ton but once debt is under control I plan to.

Frontline workers are making the greatest difference in terms of customer satisfaction, innovation, product quality, and service excellence. Yet they’re commonly treated as a cost to be managed rather than an asset to empower. https://t.co/GFeAPV1Y97

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, UK edition, Thursday 17 November https://t.co/UywhvDoLeZ https://t.co/ymdspQC5dO