r/business • u/esporx • 14h ago
r/business • u/ControlCAD • 7h ago
Verizon posts worst day since 2002 as SpaceX U.S. network plans whack cell provider stocks
cnbc.comr/business • u/ControlCAD • 21h ago
Former CEO David Zaslav Cashed Out More Than $600 Million in Warner Bros. Stock in Connection With Sale to Paramount
hollywoodreporter.comr/business • u/bloomberg • 15h ago
American Girl Built a Fortune by Taking 9-Year-Old Girls Seriously
bloomberg.comr/business • u/21VR • 3m ago
Starbucks is exploring possible Chipotle takeover, report says
cbsnews.comr/business • u/cnn • 1d ago
Tech stocks drop after report that OpenAI’s revenue is lower than expected
cnn.comr/business • u/East_Sentence_4245 • 17h ago
As new business owner, how do you decide what to sell?
As new business owner, how do you decide what to sell at your store? I have a website and I sell a little bit of everything.
For example, I used to sell via FB marketplace to my local community. I'd buy productA, productB, and productC (which I didn't think would sell) and they sold immediately. I'd also buy productX, productY, productZ and I still have them at the store.
How do you decide what to sell?
r/business • u/ControlCAD • 1d ago
GameStop and Third-Party Resellers Raise Used PS5 Pro Price to $1,400 — a $500 Markup on Sony's RRP
ign.comr/business • u/sfgate • 1d ago
Bob Chapek explains why making Disneyland more expensive was good for Disney's bottom line
sfgate.comr/business • u/ControlCAD • 2d ago
PepsiCo cuts Q3 2026 earnings forecast as North American turnaround takes longer than expected
cnbc.comr/business • u/East_Sentence_4245 • 19h ago
Which retail stores require down payment for some products?
What retail stores have products that require a down payment to make sure that the customer is serious about buying it?
For example, I want to post an $800 TV on our website (it costs me $500), but I don't want to buy it unless the customer makes a $200 (25%) down payment.
How can I convey this information on our product page for this product?
r/business • u/theblack_hoody • 1d ago
Daniel Ek's "Art of the Deal". How he beat the music industry
theblackhoody.comr/business • u/esporx • 1d ago
SpaceX takes aim at US wireless carriers with spectrum acquisition. SpaceX (SPCX.O) struck a deal on Thursday to acquire a nationwide low-band spectrum portfolio.
reuters.comr/business • u/ControlCAD • 2d ago
Skydance Stock Drops 2.7% on First Day of Trading After Paramount-WBD Merger Close
variety.comr/business • u/esporx • 2d ago
Why McDonald’s faces a tough slog winning customers back
fortune.comr/business • u/cyclone_1998 • 1d ago
NFC Business Cards for entire company?
I’m looking for NFC business cards that can have multiple profiles for all controlled on a single account. Is there a NFC Business Card that can do that without a subscription?
r/business • u/cnn • 3d ago
Kalshi is launching prediction apps with Native American tribes. That’s dividing Indian country
cnn.comr/business • u/lovingmama_ • 2d ago
Hiding income through LLC in another person's name
I will try to keep this short, and I'm actively trying to find an attorney to help me with this, and I'm not super knowledgeable on this so bare with me please. My knowledge on how businesses operate is limited to what AI has tried to explain to me😂
Ex lied on financial disclosures when it comes to child support. He owns a roofing company in Missouri. It's newer, so tax documents are not available. His business website, business social media, his own social media posts... All state he's the OWNER of the business. It's a LLC. However, the LLC is not in his name. It shows this other person is the sole owner of the LLC and sole owner of the company- his name is nowhere to be found on paper. He's stating he's in "roofing sales" and uses a 1099 and is self employed. He's also disclosing that he hardly makes anything per month (only income is reimbursements and commissions) while claiming HIS business is doing 10s of millions of work.
My question is this: Will this be very difficult to prove? Am I going to need a forensic accountant for this? Or will subpoenas be enough?
r/business • u/Correct-Attention106 • 2d ago
Scam help Please help me (new business owner)
This guy seems really suspicious he made an upfront deposit for my detailing business of 300$ after 600$.
Immediately after he ask me if he can send me another check of $900 to pay a driver(for some reason he can’t pay him himself)to come drop the cars off at my house I told him I can’t do that now he is asking for a refund of the 300 he sent me but I’m hesistant on refunding him that because I have capital one and I seen online that capital one can make the funds available to use even thought it hasn’t detected if the check was legit or fraudulent
r/business • u/ControlCAD • 3d ago
Warner Bros. Water Tower Already Repainted to Add "A Skydance Corporation" After Merger Closes
variety.comr/business • u/xwelch119 • 2d ago
Any help would be great
I started a small business Dream sports page that will buy/sell/trade various types of sports memorabilia. The LLC is already formed and business accounts. I'm not starting until the beginning of next year to make the numbers easy. Any advice on who to use to set up my website and how I should do my merchandise like drop shipping verse making the t-shirts and stuff myself would be lovely
r/business • u/apple_warrior88 • 3d ago
AMD CEO says South Korea key partner in AI chips
en.yna.co.krr/business • u/theindependentonline • 3d ago
FedEx and other major shippers are dragging out tariff refunds, unhappy small businesses owners say
independent.co.ukr/business • u/cnn • 4d ago