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JPMorgan Chase joins Amazon in blocking Muse AI assistant
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Skydance’s Market Value Is Currently Less Than Half What Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Combined Were Worth
variety.comr/business • u/ilovducks • 3h ago
What European products or services would be worth bringing to Canada?
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
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Other AI Companies Should Be Very Afraid of What Just Happened to Character.AI, According to Its Own Bankruptcy Documents
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Accenture Tells Employees They Can Now Spend Only $29 on Claude Per Month
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Albert Heijn hasn't reported hack to police; No grocery deliveries until at least Sunday
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Closing an LLC in PA
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?
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Bending Spoons skyrockets 41% as Berkshire Hathaway makes $330 million investment
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TomTom plans to cut 200 jobs, roughly 6% of workforce
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Business owners and entrepreneurs, what's the most time-consuming or stressful part of running your business?
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Netflix to lay off roughly 1,000 employees, or 6% of workforce
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Retailer warns businesses after an allegedly AI-generated receipt was used to secure a fraudulent purse refund
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Outback Steakhouse hopes you will like their new steaks more. To support the overhaul, the chain appointed a veteran chef to oversee kitchen prep after its internal research found less than half of Americans can identify basic cuts of meat
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Europe’s most valuable company can’t build chip kit fast enough
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ASML posts record €11.7 billion in sales but warns it can’t keep up with AI demand
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Walmart to cover some GLP-1s, inhalers and insulin for employees at no cost as it expands benefits
cnbc.comr/business • u/Ohwvert • 3d ago
Business Credit Card - new owners
I sold my business about a year ago and we had a business credit card that the new owners were supposed to take over the debt unfortunately it was still tied to me and the new owners have said a year later. They’re not gonna accept the debt any more but unfortunately it’s like $80,000 so now they’re sticking me with $80,000. What experience? Or what should I do next?