Chinese officials have hired a US-based media firm to help promote China and the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. Vippi Media signed a $300,000 deal to employ influencers to create content across TikTok, Instagram, and Twitch. The contract comes amid complicated bilateral relations between the US and China over human rights issues. Loading Something is loading. The Chinese government is turning…
Continue ReadingBurlingame to Begin Charging Businesses That Keep Parklets – CBS San Francisco
BURLINGAME (KPIX) — The city of Burlingame is moving forward with a plan to put a fee structure in place for businesses that want to continue operating parklets. Starting April 1, businesses that choose to keep parklets will be responsible to pay the city a $1,500 annual rent fee along with a $250 monthly cleaning fee. In total, it would…
Continue ReadingMcIntire Florist to operate under new ownership after 90 years in business | Mid-Missouri News
FULTON — Since 1932, McIntire Florist has served Fulton residents in need of floral arrangements."A beautiful, mixed, colorful arrangement is Fulton's go-to bouquet," Sara Beth McIntire-Clapp said.Four generations of the McIntire family owned and operated the store, which has been located on the corner of St. Louis Ave. and Market St. off Business Highway 54 since 1946. Robert McIntire, who…
Continue ReadingAs kashrut reform takes hold, businesses put their money where the mouths are
When the first phase of the government’s overhaul of the kosher certification industry came into effect earlier this month, restauranteur Dan Male didn’t pay much attention, as the planned changes won’t affect Angelica, the kosher chef restaurant he runs in Jerusalem. “We’ve had kosher supervision from the Jerusalem rabbinate for more than 10 years,” said Male. “We’ll stick with the…
Continue Reading96th and Meridian development concerns business owners
The plan includes new apartments, a hotel, parking garage and other businesses. INDIANAPOLIS — A new development could be coming to 96th and North Meridian streets, however, business owners and neighbors have real concerns. It's been all the talk inside Daddy Jack's. "I found out through my customers, which I wasn't too crazy about," Jim Thompson said. Thompson's loyal customers…
Continue ReadingOnly Infrastructure May Set Back Biden
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Continue ReadingHow to assess and strengthen the health of your business – TechCrunch
Karen Peacock Contributor Understanding the health of your business starts with customer focus: Are you providing breakthrough value to your customers? Is it value that’s so far above and beyond other solutions that it’s worth a prospective customer’s time and effort to switch to you? Is it value that’s so clearly and increasingly a step ahead that they won’t consider…
Continue ReadingNew York Business Owners Sidestep Billions in Federal Taxes With State’s Help
New York business owners are saving billions of dollars in taxes by using a state-approved system for sidestepping the $10,000 federal cap on state and local tax deductions.Owners of closely held businesses paid the state $11 billion in pass-through entity taxes by the end of 2021, according to the state’s Department of Tax and Finance. Pass-through businesses usually don’t pay…
Continue ReadingWith child care businesses closing, Kansas City nears crisis
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chamber of Commerce says 40% of all child care businesses across the city have closed since the COVID-19 pandemic began. For parents that means spending months — if not years — on waiting lists. The chamber described the child care problem across this city as almost reaching a crisis level. “A lot of places…
Continue ReadingWichita business owner asking for help in identifying burglars
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – Anthony Nash, a local business owner, says his business was burglarized twice within one week. He is trying to find the suspects. Nash owns Mopigs Collectibles and Custom Paint, a store that buys, sells and trades toys, games and art, located at 615 E 47th St S in Wichita. “If you guys want to come out…
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