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Daniel Langenfeld and Darren Sweeney 3 months ago CLEVELAND, Ohio (WJW) — For the second day in a row, firefighters from the Cleveland Fire Department were called to a business owned by a former Cleveland Browns player. Church in Cleveland destroyed by fire, Bible found intact The first call was for a small fire causing approximately $5,000 in damage, but the second call reported a larger fire causing extensive damage. Sky Fox PhotoSky Fox PhotoSky Fox Photo The industrial building at the intersection of E. 55th Street and Lake Court is home to The Clean Group, a commercial laundry company…

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Jason Cannon:CCJ’s 1044 is brought to you by Chevron Delo Heavy Duty Diesel Engine Oil. Now there’s even more reasons to choose Delo.There’s been some monster merger and acquisition deals in trucking the last few years, but is it still a buyer’s market?You’re watching CCJ’s 1044, a weekly webisode that brings you the latest trucking industry news and updates from the editors of CCJ. Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the bell for notifications, so you’ll never miss an installment of 1044.Hey everybody. Welcome back. I’m Jason Cannon and my co-host is always on the other side is Matt Cole.Last…

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Have you ever thought, “What if I could use what I know now to make a fresh start?'' You'd be surprised how many owner-managers have said the same thing as me. “Okay, now that I know this, I’m going to retire.”For those who have had the hard-earned experience and are still in the trucking industry, remembering the small steps it takes to feel fully relaxed after making the leap from company driver to truck owner. may be very difficult. Whether you made the leap in the past few months or years ago, the fundamentals of an owner-operator business can never…

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Written by Nathan Beckord Most founders don't talk about mental health issues. … [+] Everything is under control.getty Starting a company is notoriously difficult. (If you're reading this post, you probably already know this.) Startup life can be tough, and even if only a small percentage of founders succeed, we keep going. Because we might change the world. . . First of all, I have to burn out. Howie Diamond, managing director and general partner at early-stage venture capital firm Pure Ventures, knows this firsthand. “I think for a long time Silicon Valley has glorified and glorified how boring the…

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This International Women's Day, we spoke to business leaders from McKinsey and female MBAs from Chicago Booth and Stanford to learn about their key strategies for success. As top MBA programs such as Oxford Said and Wharton reach gender parity in the classroom, business schools are gradually becoming more representative of the outside world. While increased representation in MBA and master's programs is a positive step, it is clear that more can be done to ensure that women have access to the same opportunities and development as men.One way we support female business school students is through insights and advice…

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Sheila Bear talks about the New York community bank crisis on “Claman Countdown.'' The next CEO will be new york community bank (NYCB) announced Thursday that it is working on a new business plan after the beleaguered bank received a $1 billion lifeline from investors on Wednesday. He also announced a dividend cut for the second time this year and revealed that deposits had fallen by 7%. Yesterday, Joseph Otting, former Comptroller of the Currency in the Trump administration, was named CEO of NYCB as the company received a $1 billion capital infusion from a group of investors including: Former…

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The NCAA's Name, Image, and Likeness Policy (NIL) is an interim rule that allows college athletes to earn money by funding celebrities to endorse or promote their products, services, or brands. Since it took effect in 2021, NIL transactions have exploded, increasing 146% from 2022 to 2023, according to SponsorUnited, an online platform that tracks sponsorship data.In addition to its impact on college athletics, this policy will increase access for small businesses that previously could not afford large-scale sponsorships from universities and allow them to work with school brands through small-scale NIL deals. do. “Most schools have a lot of…

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Welcome to another episode of Roadmap with ASBN host Ted Jenkin. We bring you inspiring stories of entrepreneurship and leadership. Today we are pleased to introduce Mr. Nicole Armstrong, his CEO of the innovative initiative known as Wealth House. With a background rooted in technology and a passion for empowering women leaders, Armstrong's journey thus far is a testament to the transformative power of combining technology and community support. Through Wealth House, Armstrong created a sanctuary where women can leave behind society's expectations and find guidance, empowerment, and a sense of belonging. Dive into her journey so far, her vision…

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When researching financing options, there are several factors to consider to narrow down your choices.Loan flowWhen small business owners need cash, they often need it quickly. The last thing you want is to be stuck with a financial institution that requires a lot of paperwork or takes too long to transfer funds to your bank account. There are many alternative lenders out there, and it only takes a few minutes to apply for a loan, and some can even provide same-day financing if approved.semesterThis term refers to the repayment period of the loan and the schedule for when payments must…

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Choosing a business entity structure for your company is one of the most important decisions you’ll make as a small-business owner. And deciding between a limited liability company (LLC) or a sole proprietorship can have consequences, especially when it comes to paying taxes, filing for bankruptcy or responding to business lawsuits.We’ll look closely at LLCs vs. sole proprietorships, and explain exactly how they differ in terms of formation, operation, management, taxes, legal protection and more.What is a sole proprietorship?A sole proprietorship is an unincorporated business with one owner, and it’s the simplest and least expensive type of business to form.…

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