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Comment #20496345
Some people donate individually and not from their business because they don't want anyone looking deeply.
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Comment #20430732
The reasonable complaint is that attendees are hauling their trash off the playa but the infrastructure to deal with the trash after that still needs to be improved. Personal anecd…
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Comment #20221118
For California it depends on both type of work and compensation. You can still be required to pay overtime to a salaried employee if they don't meet certain criterion such as being…
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Comment #19754384
The last paragraph rings true to me. I've had designers leave my company because I consistently picked other designs over their's. IMO it comes down to a builder versus maintainer …
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Comment #19749702
It may sound ridiculous but consider this: most cigarette users looking for harm reduction have already tried e-cigs and found them unfulfilling. This product, even if a hackjob, h…
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Comment #19591857
That's exactly right. Recessions are not behavioral patterns. They happen when borrowers can no longer borrow more to pay the interest on their existing debts.
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Comment #19556470
It is entirely possible to get your Instagram reinstated. What you need to do is know someone who has a close relationship with FB. In the past I used a friend who owns an influenc…
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Comment #19478312
We don't know that the person being prosecuted is the ultimate recipient of the funds. He could very well be the fall guy.
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Comment #19469356
"Those are whopping margins, and the reason for this discrepancy is that rental markets have very different dynamics in expensive cities like New York and San Francisco than less e…
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Comment #19423024
I do the same thing with tennis shoes. If I like a pair I'll go back and buy 4 more pairs before they change the shoe the next year.
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Comment #19397384
Same, not counting the money I lost due to his scam trading bot that was front running the market. I think 5 years would be a light sentence here.
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Comment #19299322
Mixed lighting greenhouses are common because you have a better final product, more control over the environment, and less risk of contamination from nearby farms that are using ba…
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Comment #19265123
Who pays for facilities and player scholarships? It's not difficult to move numbers around.
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Comment #19110047
It's not a good return on investment because the underlying asset hasn't appreciated 7.5%/yr some 8 years later. I am not a valuation expert but as a small business I'd estimate a …
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Comment #19109863
Person A is a consultant/investor of business A who is looking to expand their retail footprint to a new geography. They have a friend, person B, who is a big networker. Person B k…
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Comment #19109484
Gumroad took 10.35MM in investment to build a company that does 780k/yr (65k/mo*12mo) in profit. The numbers don't work out to call that a success. If he bootstrapped and reached 7…
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Comment #19097675
There are entrepreneurs whose primary income is serving as 'glue' through networking. They are constantly tapped to connect companies and bring projects to life. Typically they mak…
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Comment #19093813
I was having trouble swallowing after eating meat for a few months. I gave up meat but then it happened when eating a bagel. When I got into see the doctor he said it was a strictu…
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Comment #18828913
This article is the playbook of how big business enters new industries. I went through this all in 2016 when big money started entering the cannabis industry. The invitations to us…
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Comment #18810172
The biggest mistake they made was ordering 3,000 decanters and 1,500 aerators. These were not custom products so why was the order quantity so high? As an importer it's clear that …
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Comment #18798935
I'm suggesting focusing on a cofounder instead of an advisor. No one would leave a successful venture for an unproven one. But there's lots of serial entrepreneurs who have already…
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Comment #18796224
As a somewhat experienced CEO it sounds like you're asking for something for nothing. You get the financial gains and the mentor gets to feel emotionally fulfilled? This is busines…
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Comment #16642294
My estimate is that the founders took money off the table during those rounds. It's doubtful they'll see anything from the sale. I wouldn't worry too much about them I'm sure they'…
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Comment #16439354
I'm having this same discussion with my tax attorney and CPA firms. Right now my corporate structure is all LLC's with plans to elect to be treated as a C Corp for taxation. For sm…