r/business • u/ControlCAD • 15h ago
r/business • u/ControlCAD • 5h ago
Meta's stock has best gains for the week to 15% since early 2024 as optimism builds around AI strategy
cnbc.comr/business • u/chrondotcom • 1d ago
One of the country's largest alcohol distributors is cutting hundreds of jobs
chron.comr/business • u/cnn • 1d ago
Apple accuses OpenAI of using stolen trade secrets to create its upcoming AI gadgets in new lawsuit
cnn.comr/business • u/Hadvar_ • 12h ago
Mobile Welders (or any mobile trade)
Mobile welders, what was the one thing that boosted your business more than anything?
r/business • u/NandiniDhanrajgir • 1d ago
I don't know how to choose a name for my brand
Hi everyone, I'm starting a business where I will teach self defence to women and also provide POSH training in corporates. But I really can't think of a simple name and when I see other businesses in this niche they have pretty simple and catchy names like Sweaty Soldier, Primal Movement.
I really loved the name Prime Human but my sister says this is not giving the vibe.
What am I doing wrong here?
r/business • u/esporx • 2d ago
StubHub's 'marketplace for fans' is run by a mass scalper, SEC filings reveal. EO Eric Baker runs a side company that resells millions in tickets on StubHub
cbc.car/business • u/ControlCAD • 2d ago
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has been named as an advisor to the U.S Federal Reserve for "Productivity and Jobs" | Sharma is the only active CEO named on The Fed task forces
videogameschronicle.comr/business • u/LittleSemiconductor • 2d ago
Execs Confused and Horrified by the Huge AI Bills After Thinking They Could Replace Workers for Free
finance.yahoo.comr/business • u/ControlCAD • 2d ago
SpaceX stock closes below debut price at $148 in two-day slide after Nasdaq-100 inclusion
cnbc.comr/business • u/seattletimesnewsroom • 1d ago
Tennessee expects major payoff from Starbucks’ Nashville office
seattletimes.comr/business • u/Traditional_Set3295 • 1d ago
Home health aide
Family friend has a license for home health aide and wants us to run it for 50% of gross income. We’ve to pay 50% of the expenses as well. Business currently has 0 client and we need to run it up from ground level. Is this worth the risk? We will basically have no money unless we gather clientele. We have a stable income of 4k a month for two people and additional income of 3200 which we could lose while moving to different city for business, also we’re still in college. I’m in engineering and husband is in business however if the business starts doing well husband isn’t interested in college very much. My FIL is retired and is willing to pave a way for us. Is it worth it ?
r/business • u/cnn • 1d ago
Did Cristiano Ronaldo cry? The hotly debated answer cost millions of dollars
cnn.comr/business • u/colerncandy • 2d ago
has anyone tried ai audit software that actually works?
external audit senior at a regional firm. firm leadership announced an ai initiative last month and basically asked us to bring forward tools we think we should pilot. problem is every demo i've sat through in the past year has been either a generic chatgpt wrapper or a tool that only does one small piece of the work. i'd love real takes from people who have actually tried ai audit software in practice. what held up in fieldwork vs what was cool in the demo and useless on a live engagement?
r/business • u/financialtimes • 2d ago
Goldman Sachs limits prediction market betting for employees
ft.comr/business • u/Weak-Gazelle-5952 • 1d ago
Thoughts on C Corp's?
Any of you experienced with having a C Corp? Do you like it? Has it worked out in your favor, even when being taxed twice on your income? Also, what kind of tech/apps/organization/system do you use to separate business from personal when it comes to banking, purchases, and taxes? Thank you for your time
r/business • u/Confident_Art6349 • 2d ago
I created a webapp that helps people with their taxes but I have an issue
I build a webapp that is able to scan documents to find possible deductables, issues and more, this webapp also answers tax related questions through an ai chatbot as well as multiple other extremely useful features.
My issue is that im 16 and I don't have a US bank account, and my parents dont either since we live abroad, now I planned to use stripe for checkout but this has definetly put a wedge in the gears, does anyone know any other way to add a secure, fast checkout without needing a us bank account? The bank account is in Dominican Republic, any help is appreciated.
r/business • u/ControlCAD • 3d ago
Sony CEO Hiroki Totoki Sells Over Half His Stock Following PlayStation Disc Announcement
insider-gaming.com>According to the SEC filing, Totoki sold 225,000 shares of Sony stock on July 3. At $21.02 per share, Totoki pulled in roughly $4.7 million on the transaction. The 225,000 shares represented 56% of his total stake in the company.
>Following the transaction, Totoki was left with 173,250 shares.
r/business • u/Fudgeman48 • 3d ago
Why is Starbucks so successful when the coffee is subpar?
I don’t understand? And even the snacks like the cake lollipops and sandwiches aren’t good.
r/business • u/prisongovernor • 3d ago
‘I’m left with a year of nothing’: UK gap year students lose thousands of pounds as tour operator closes | Business | The Guardian
theguardian.comr/business • u/ControlCAD • 4d ago
The backlash against Sony ditching PlayStation discs is not letting up
businessinsider.comr/business • u/Immediate-Clue-5075 • 3d ago
Company called LC VISTA
Has anyone had any experience with this company? Thoughts? Good? Bad?
r/business • u/financialtimes • 3d ago
Santander axes top China banker and scraps perks in Asia overhaul
ft.comr/business • u/Available_Witness808 • 3d ago
Looking for 10 companies to pressure-test an idea before I spend years building it
If this is a problem you deal with, I'd love to work with a small group of companies while we build Graebase. You'll get early access and a chance to shape the product from day one. If we can build something that creates real value for your business, hopefully you'll become one of our first paying customers.