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Diggiti MagazinesBusiness ESPN's Jay Williams Is Building a Business Empire Behind the Scenes blackenterprise.com - Alisa Gumbs Jay Williams is one of the most recognizable faces on ESPN, with roles as both a college basketball and NBA analyst and as host of a sports business …
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Diggiti MagazinesBusiness 25 examples of behavioral interview questions and how to answer them Ladders - Jennifer Fabiano When heading into an interview, candidates must prepare for any question thrown at them. Many candidates prepare to speak about their past experience …
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Diggiti MagazinesUnited Arab Emirates Dubai reduces instant licence fee from Dh3,000 to Dh250 khaleejtimes.com - Staff Reporter/Dubai Dubai Economy has reduced the fee for instant licences by over 90 per cent, from Dh3,000 to Dh250. A press statement issued on Monday said the same …
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Diggiti MagazinesLong-form Journalism The everything town in the middle of nowhere The Verge - Josh DziezaOn any given day, thousands of packages from Walmarts, Targets, and stores around the country travel north along a two-lane road out of Billings, Montana — past the Tumbleweed Saloon, past cows grazing
Diggiti Magazines The great American tax haven: why the super-rich love South Dakota The Guardian - Oliver BulloughIt’s known for being the home of Mount Rushmore – and not much else. But thanks to its relish for deregulation, the state is fast becoming the most profitable place for the mega-wealthy to park their Late
Diggiti Magazines How America Ends The Atlantic - Yoni AppelbaumA tectonic demographic shift is under way. Can the country hold together? Democracy depends on the consent of the losers. For most of the 20th century, parties and candidates in the United States have
Diggiti Magazines This Is What Racism Sounds Like in the Banking Industry The New York Times - Emily FlitterThis article has been revised to reflect the following correction: An earlier version of this article mischaracterized comments by a JPMorgan spokeswoman about the bank's handling of accusations from customer
Diggiti Magazines The unforgettable words a millionaire said that changed my life Ladders - Christopher D. Connors “Crunch!” I can still remember the sound as I bit into that tasty cream cheese bagel.I sat down for breakfast several years ago with a man I knew …
Diggiti Magazines Myth Busted: Turns Out Bankruptcy Can Wipe Out Student Loan Debt After All NPR - Chris ArnoldA few years ago, Lauren had a big problem. The Queens, N.Y., resident had graduated from college with an art degree as the Great Recession had hit. She had private student loans with high interest rates.
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Diggiti Magazines Americans are flocking to these 10 cities where business is booming, jobs are plentiful and salaries are rising CNBC - Emmie Martin If you're looking for the perfect place to find a job, start a business or grow your salary, consider one of America's thriving "boomtowns": cities …
Diggiti Magazines Apple Pulled a Page From McDonald's Playbook in 2019 Gizmodo - Sam Rutherford By almost every account, Apple has had an incredibly strong 2019. Thanks to the refreshed AirPods and the new AirPods Pro, Apple earbuds accounted …
Diggiti Magazines Amazon's return process decoded: How to send stuff back the fast, easy and (usually) free way CNET - Dale Smith Amazon's many return shipping options can get confusing fast. Follow these tips to send back Amazon purchases without wasting time or money.
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Diggiti Magazines Warby Parker cut out the middleman, lowering the price of glasses significantly FOX Business - Catie PerryWarby Parker co-founders on how augmented reality can find best glasses for you Warby Parker is disrupting the eyewear industry by cutting out the middle man, according to Warby Parker co-founder Neil
Diggiti MagazinesTechnology An 8-Year-Old Made $26 Million on YouTube This Year, Topping a 5-Year-Old Who Made $18 Million Inc Magazine - Don ReisingerForget lemonade stands. The big money is in children making content for children. There are plenty of ways to make money in this world, but who knew that a child could make tens of millions of dollars
Diggiti Magazines Amazon Blocked Sellers From Using FedEx And Now We Know Why Forbes - Richard KestenbaumEarlier this week, Amazon announced that sellers on its site will not be permitted to use FedEx for deliveries to Amazon Prime customers. The Wall Street Journal reported a “decline in performance” as
Diggiti MagazinesSmall Business 4 Sneaky Ways You Can Use Psychology to Get What You Want From a Conversation Inc Magazine - Minda ZetlinYou're having a conversation with your co-worker, employee, boss, customer, or maybe even your spouse. There's something you want the other person to do, or agree to, or remember. It turns out there are
Diggiti MagazinesEntrepreneurship How to Be the Most Interesting Person at the Company Holiday Party (Even If You're an Introvert) Inc Magazine - Carmine GalloUse the science of human psychology to leave a positive impression. A lot of people get anxious about mingling at the company holiday party. Some people feel as though they can't relax because they always
Diggiti MagazinesSocial Media Why I'm Taking Myself (and My Business) Off Facebook Permanently Inc Magazine - Damon BrownFacebook doesn't make much sense anymore for many businesses, including mine. Here is why I'm leaving the ethically challenged platform for good. On December 1, 2019, I'm shutting down my Facebook account
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Diggiti MagazinesBusiness 10 Tools Your Startup Needs That Won't Cost You a Thing Inc Magazine - CO—Some of the best tools for building your business come at no cost. This article was originally written for CO-; by Jamie Johnson, Contributor Running a business is challenging, and it takes a lot to run
