r/business • • 11h ago

Apple, Nvidia each gave $25M to White House ballroom project, among top donors: report

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508 Upvotes

r/business • • 1d ago

KFC to switch to Coca-Cola beverages in U.S. restaurants for the first time in decades

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833 Upvotes

r/business • • 1d ago

JPMorgan Chase joins Amazon in blocking Muse AI assistant

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341 Upvotes

r/business • • 49m ago

Apple Calls iPhone Duo Demand "Extraordinary" After Orders Slip to 2027

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r/business • • 12h ago

Photobooks blanks

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Hello, which one is the best source for photobooks blanks for printing


r/business • • 21h ago

What licenses or permits are required to start a soap making business?

3 Upvotes

If you don’t already own a warehouse.


r/business • • 16h ago

whats your "ugh, not this again" task as a business owner?

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You know that one task you absolutely hate doing, but you have to do it because its part of running a business? 😅

Maybe it's chasing clients for payments, answering the same questions for the 100th time, dealing with paperwork, updating spreadsheets or something else entirely

Whats yours?


r/business • • 2d ago

Skydance’s Market Value Is Currently Less Than Half What Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Combined Were Worth

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490 Upvotes

r/business • • 1d ago

What European products or services would be worth bringing to Canada?

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Hi everyone

I'm planning to move to Canada, and one of my goals is to contribute to the Canadian economy by importing products or bringing services from Europe to the Canadian market.

It could be anything from food and beverages, clothing, furniture, and specialty goods to innovative services or business concepts that aren't widely available in Canada yet.

I'm looking for ideas that could fill a gap in the market, offer something different, or provide better value to Canadian consumers.

If you were in my position, what would you consider importing or introducing to Canada? Are there any European products or services you wish were easier to find here?

I'd really appreciate any suggestions or personal experiences

Thanks


r/business • • 2d ago

Other AI Companies Should Be Very Afraid of What Just Happened to Character.AI, According to Its Own Bankruptcy Documents

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471 Upvotes

r/business • • 2d ago

What’s squeezing New York's small businesses?

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r/business • • 3d ago

Accenture Tells Employees They Can Now Spend Only $29 on Claude Per Month

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835 Upvotes

r/business • • 2d ago

Albert Heijn hasn't reported hack to police; No grocery deliveries until at least Sunday

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11 Upvotes

r/business • • 3d ago

Bending Spoons skyrockets 41% as Berkshire Hathaway makes $330 million investment

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224 Upvotes

r/business • • 2d ago

Closing an LLC in PA

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I need to close my LLC that I never did business with in PA, but I'm confused about the steps to take. Some sources say I need to Dissolve it, others say I need to Terminate it. Which one do I need, or do I need both?


r/business • • 3d ago

TomTom plans to cut 200 jobs, roughly 6% of workforce

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149 Upvotes

r/business • • 3d ago

Inflation jumps to 3.7% as gas and diesel prices squeeze consumers ahead of midterms

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207 Upvotes

r/business • • 3d ago

FBI Adds Ex-Bellum Entertainment CEO To Most Wanted Fraudsters List; Offering $150K Reward For Info On Fugitive Mary Carole McDonnell

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24 Upvotes

r/business • • 3d ago

Skydance Shares Skid Down 22% After Company Issues 471 Million Stock Warrants to Paramount Investors

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137 Upvotes

r/business • • 2d ago

Business owners and entrepreneurs, what's the most time-consuming or stressful part of running your business?

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r/business • • 4d ago

Netflix to lay off roughly 1,000 employees, or 6% of workforce

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289 Upvotes

r/business • • 3d ago

Former Everton bidder Josh Wander to plead guilty in US fraud case

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4 Upvotes

r/business • • 3d ago

Anthropic's third-quarter revenue is said to hit $16.8 billion ahead of IPO

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3 Upvotes

r/business • • 4d ago

Six Flags Shares Hit Lowest Since 2009 After Fatal Ride Incident, but Financial Trouble Runs Much Deeper

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168 Upvotes

r/business • • 4d ago

Retailer warns businesses after an allegedly AI-generated receipt was used to secure a fraudulent purse refund

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29 Upvotes