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Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Why you should never order the Filet-O-Fish from McDonald's, according to a former worker
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Association of European Businesses is against US sanctions
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Coors Light has had a rough year, but not as bad as Bud Light
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Saving small businesses in New York: what are the solutions?
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Ex-McDonald's employees say you should avoid ordering the Filet-O-Fish unless it's fresh
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More than 100 Texas businesses accused of gouging gas prices
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Shareholders press Twitter, Facebook, and Google on fake news
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Under Armour’s terrible year just got worse
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Holding company question
Hi Everyone!I have been doing research on holding companies, such as Berkashire Hathaway, Walton Holdings and Cascade Investments. And had a question.I wanted to ask, if it is worth it having a holding company if you only hold shares of companies and maybe some real estate?Thanks, via /r/business http://ift.tt/2lyM4B0
Sony profits rise 346% thanks to strong performance from PlayStation gaming unit
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Thanks to Wall St., There May Be Too Many Restaurants
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How to use social media to improve your new business
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Tesla's Model 3 gets reviewed in incredibly detailed video
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WPP battles ‘low growth’ advertising market
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Sony forecasts record annual profit as sensor sales rise
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Burberry’s Christopher Bailey to leave at end of 2018
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Indigo: Compensation for faulty engines send IndiGo Q2 net soaring 294%
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Party City Holdco Inc (PRTY) Analysts See $0.13 EPS
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Samsung announces three new CEOs and posts record profits
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Harmonic's (HLIT) CEO Patrick Harshman on Q3 2017 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
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California's gas tax is going up Nov. 1 – even if you don't notice right away
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Are These Red Flags or Normal Negotiations?
We're in negotiations with a huge company and they've been whittling us down to the point where we're not sure if we should proceed with them as a client.In short: Their original request for proposal was $$$$$ for a total of 5 deliverables.*We were told our bid was leaked to a competing company and they came in lower than us so we lowered our price even more and won the bid.*They asked us to produce a document outlining the amount of discount we gave them. We did (it was a lot).*Came in for approximately 20 hours of project planning with the client.*We turned down other projects at this point cause this was a huge one.*They tell us that they want to change from 5 deliverables to 2 deliverables and want a 45% price reduction. We do it despite it means that we have to eat those initial 20 hours.*They tell us they don't want a 45% price reduction anymore, but that they want a fixed fee at the amount of $$ (which was more like a 66% reduction). We do it -- turned down too many other projects in anticipation of this one. We need whatever money we can get now.*They sign our work agreement and we schedule the project. We turn down other projects now, again.*They tell us that they only want 1 deliverable now and bypass the 30 day cancelation clause in our work agreement by saying they don't have what they would need to give us to start work on the second deliverable.Now they want us to split this project into two which we've already eaten a ton of costs, turned down several projects, and their new schedule is eating into our other projects on the book.This is a huge company and we are a miniscule service provider. We're thinking they'd be a good portfolio client, but at this rate, they're nickel and diming us every step of the way.Is this normal negotiations? We understand we're expendable to them, but we don't want to sink our ship trying to capture a killer whale.Any advice or insight would be hugely appreciated. via /r/business http://ift.tt/2z0hC8D
Houston layoffs expected in Vistra takeover of Dynegy
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When Business Insider is called on their bullshit
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what are measurement tools?
Doing a project on expanding a product line into a new country for my one of my college courses. one of the questions was "which measurement tools would be used and why". I couldn't find any reference to them in my text nor in my notes. Figured this would be the place to get good information. via /r/business http://ift.tt/2z7peWA
In wake of $1 billion lawsuit, Denver LuLaRoe seller defends company
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Nintendo is almost doubling its profit forecast due to massive sales of the Switch
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Why making money more is where real satisfaction lies...
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Fashion company LuLaRoe facing a $1 Billion dollar lawsuit
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Talent is our greatest asset, let's take good care of it! #growth #strategy #business #execution #talent #asset #TBM #TSC TBM (TurkBlue Management)
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FDA Moves to Ax Claim for Heart Benefits From Soy Foods
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Interview flow Experience - How to hire the best people in a competitive environment
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Ryanair says on target for record annual profit despite cancellation mess
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Health Care Brands Seek a Marketing Prescription in an Amazon World
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Does Vistra-Dynegy merger give the Irving energy company too much power?
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Another broadband merger: CenturyLink gets FCC approval to buy Level 3
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Brexit Briefing: British Pound Rallies as Bankers' Brexit Fears Recede
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How BitClave will Radically Transform Search Engines
Ever stopped for a moment to wonder how it is search engines such as Google provide you and I with free search and mail service? Is it free? Is anything really for free? What if any, are the strings attached? What are the consequences for you and me if those strings get pulled one day? These are legitimate questions every internet user should and must be asking.Traditional search engines are no charity causes. They are not here just to make you feel good; give you free information because it makes the world a better place. They are in it for the money and a lot of it. Most search engines like Google and Yahoo! We know make billions of dollars through placed advertisements. But there is a darker less know face to their money-making business. And that is through the sale of your data to the highest bidder without your knowledge and or consent.Tens of billions of dollars are made every year through the monitoring of your online activities and the sale of the data it generates. This is a very scary thing if you are privacy conscious and afraid such data might be hacked by malicious hackers or get sold to the wrong people. Privacy is no joke, and we must jealously fight to keep it as a fundamental right. Search engines sell your data, make a lot of money out of it and never give you anything back. Now that is a raw deal as a consumer. Which takes us back to our opening question, and the answer is it is only free because you and I are the product. But this is all about to change as the blockchain technology is set to take the search and online advertising industry by storm.At the forefront of this groundbreaking application of the blockchain technology on the internet search is BitClave. This is a startup with revolutionary ideas that will in time turn the status quo upside down. Their ideas almost sound too good to be true, but they have the technology and the resource to back it. Its guiding principles are simple, great value for money for businesses advertising their goods, greater privacy for users, paying users for their time searching and most important of all cut-off the all-powerful middlemen. Too sweet? Thousands of people have so far raised over $16 million in the pre-sale of the start-up’s token, and for a good reason. Let me explain; Giving Users Total Control over Their Data With every passing day, hackers and internet terrorists get ever sophisticated in their ways. To make matters worse, even traditional tech powerhouses and search engines have proved to be irresponsible multiple times with insecure storage of users’ data leading to massive theft of people’s sensitive personal information. So truly one never be sure or feel safe either way. The greatest way to be safe is if the user is empowered to maintain absolute control over their data. And have an absolute say in who if at all anyone gets to see that data. This is for me is BitClave’s biggest coup point and the reason my interest peaked in it. For the first time, you and I will have our data in our own hands, anonymized through high encryption protocols, that no one, not even BitClave can have access to without our knowledge and consent. For the first time, our safety is in our hands, and we surely can trust ourselves to treat our data with much more consideration than a tech company that uses us as a mere commodity. Incentives for Time SpentNot only does it give you ultimate control over your data, but BitClave also aims to make your time spent on its platform worth your while. Your data is hotly sort after by businesses and are willing to pay a lot of money for it. Through BitClave’s search engine you could, for example, reveal that you are in the market for a bike with certain kinds of features, BitClave will then make companies with such product pay you to see advertisements for their products. The key point here is that it was your choice to reveal the information, the scope of it (bike with certain features) was also determined by you, and in the end, you get handsomely rewarded for viewing advert from companies from whom you are under no obligation to buy. BitClave seeks to demystify the search and advert business, empowering you and giving you a taste of what traditional search engines have been denying you and me for too long, pay for the use of our data. Cut-Off the MiddlemenBusinesses pay astonishing amounts to big middlemen or search engines to advertise to you. And you pay with your personal information to use their platforms. It is a lose-lose situation for both user and business owner. BitClave will eliminate the need of the middleman through the deployment of smart contracts on its platform. The blockchain is probably the most democratic aspect of the internet as we know it today. You will not be under the crushing thumb of the big search engines, and neither will be the business owner trying to get to you as a customer. Lesser Cost of ProductsIn many sectors, the advertisement can cost up to 30 percent of a company’s total expenditure. The use of middlemen to get to you as a customer costs you more than you can even imagine. The price of the eventual product you buy is also drastically upped through the payment of high advertisement fees to these search mammoths. So first your data get sold, second, you don’t get paid, and third, you pay higher prices for goods that your data was critical in forming. The crashing of advertisement fees through BitClave will be a revelation for business owners and a welcome relief for you and I as consumers. Prices will follow a downward trend and don’t forget we get paid for the privilege we granted the businesses to advertise their products to us. Cryptocurrency is just part of the blockchain technology’s application. Decentralized search engines are another. BitClave will go on full-scale sale on November 8th, and if you are looking to find the next big thing when it comes to online search and advertisement (the way Bitcoin was found) then without doubt in my mind, BitClave is that revolution that cannot be stopped, and it’s a great time to hop on. via /r/business http://ift.tt/2A3mkzS
Bank of England set for step into unknown with first rate hike since 2007
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First, Amazon destroyed retail -- now, it's coming for Starbucks | ZDNet
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Seattle Woman Says Her Identity Has Been Stolen 15 Times Since Equifax Data Breach
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