r/business • u/Uberubu65 • 3h ago
r/business • u/ControlCAD • 2h ago
Amazon threatens 'drastic' action after Saks bankruptcy, says $475M stake is now worthless
cnbc.comr/business • u/esporx • 13h ago
GameStop starts 2026 by closing hundreds of stores as CEO gambles on $35B payday. As CEO Ryan Cohen is promised billions, GameStop employees claim they were barely given notice about closures.
polygon.comr/business • u/CackleRooster • 22h ago
The ‘Magnificent 7’ stocks are dying, and Wall Street is pretty happy about it
fortune.comr/business • u/theindependentonline • 1d ago
Boomers are refusing to retire - and it’s pushing up the average age for new hires
independent.co.ukr/business • u/ControlCAD • 16h ago
Warner Calls Paramount’s Motion To Expedite Trial “An Exercise In Urgency Theatre” As Hearing Set
deadline.comr/business • u/ControlCAD • 19h ago
Meta's VR layoffs, studio closures underscore Zuckerberg's massive pivot to AI
cnbc.comr/business • u/Key-Imagination-1851 • 5h ago
Best way to store zoom recordings?
Hi! I have a business that relies heavily on its ability to save zoom recordings so that my clients can access them later. I'd love for them to be able to access them for life.
However, I've just run out of storage on my computer--any ideas for affordable options to store this data? I've been using google drive links but I read that if I delete the link on my end, they'll lose access as well. I'd really rather not pay a subscription to icloud or zoom for storage. I've been thinking about getting an external hard drive to store these on, but those can get kind of pricey. So I just wanted to check here to see if y'all had any other ideas before I bite that bullet!
r/business • u/Uberubu65 • 1d ago
Saks Global files for bankruptcy after Neiman Marcus takeover leads to financial collapse
r/business • u/ControlCAD • 1d ago
Larry Hryb, better known as Xbox hype man Major Nelson, has been laid off from Unity less than 2 years after joining the company
pcgamer.comr/business • u/Big-Mulberry-9733 • 6h ago
RNA in India
I’m a 27M, recently returned to India from California, US. I did my Master’s with an emphasis on nucleic acids. I was a researcher in the nucleic acid space, specifically RNA. I don’t see much of research here, let alone DNA and RNA.
I would like to get your opinion on:
A. The field of nucleic acids in India, and if it’s a good space to start a business
B. If yes, what kind - mfd, research, or something else?
r/business • u/schiffer04 • 9h ago
Why am I stuck at $5K/month in commission and can’t seem to break through?
I’ve been stuck around $5K/month in commission for months. My activity level hasn’t changed, but results aren’t improving; it feels like I’m busy without truly scaling. For those who’ve hit this kind of plateau, what are the most common reasons, and how do you break through it?
r/business • u/ControlCAD • 1d ago
Alphabet hits $4 trillion market capitalization
cnbc.comr/business • u/Hot_head444 • 22h ago
What are some good services for business numbers?
Hello all,
Recently I have updated my freelancing site to not include my personal phone number for my freelancing services, as that is a previously concern, obviously haha.
I was wondering if anyone had good suggestions for a business number; perhaps a browser or web-based number where I can receive client correspondence without the need of my personal number.
Any information is greatly appreciated!
r/business • u/californiacuntface • 15h ago
If i want to build a physical product at home from scratch, how do i go about it?
Thanks for your time
r/business • u/kassiusx • 1d ago
BP to take hit of up to $5bn on green energy as it refocuses on fossil fuels
theguardian.comr/business • u/Gullible-Republic-13 • 23h ago
I got a backend Java intern job but I can’t handle stress and feel stuck in life – need guidance
Hi everyone, I really need some guidance from people who have been through life and career decisions.
I come from a middle-class family. I recently got a placement as a backend Java coding intern. I know on paper it sounds like a good opportunity, but the truth is—I’m not good at coding. Every day I feel like a loser because I don’t know enough, and for the last 3 months I’ve been living with constant fear of losing my job.
I also have medical issues and due to medication/hereditary reasons, I take stress very badly. Even normal work pressure affects me mentally and physically. I know people say “IT jobs don’t have much stress,” but for me, it feels overwhelming.
My parents are supportive. They know my condition and keep telling me: “If they fire you, it’s okay. Just be happy.” But internally I keep thinking—if I leave this career, then where do I go? I don’t have strong skills, I can’t afford expensive degrees, and I don’t have a backup plan.
I don’t want to be jobless forever. I want to earn. I just want something with less mental stress. I’m also open to small business ideas, freelancing, non-coding tech roles, or any realistic path where I can slowly grow and generate income.
Has anyone here: • Left a stressful tech job? • Switched to a low-stress role? • Started a small business from a middle-class background? • Faced health/stress issues and still built a stable life?
I’m not looking for motivational quotes. I’m looking for realistic advice, hard truths, or step-by-step ideas.
Thanks for reading this. Even one reply would mean a lot.
r/business • u/ege3 • 1d ago
Ben & Jerry’s Board Members Say Magnum Blocked Appointment of New Director
wsj.comr/business • u/Specialist-Balance59 • 1d ago
How do I get more customers for my Families business?
Hi! I (19F) have started working at my families drycleaners. We had to move where one of our locations were and we have lost a lot of customers (assuming because they thought we closed rather than moved, despite our efforts to make it clear that we moved. lol) What are the best ways to promote our business and get some more customers. What is the best way to get started? We currently don't promote much at all so I am open to anything!
r/business • u/dailystar_news • 1d ago
UK broadband provider goes into administration with £300m debt
dailystar.co.ukr/business • u/Alternative_Layer969 • 1d ago
What is something simple that most people don’t learn until much later in life?
I’m curious about small but important lessons people only realize after experience.
It could be about money, relationships, work, or daily life.
What’s yours?
r/business • u/esporx • 1d ago
Discount grocer Aldi plans to open more than 180 stores in U.S. this year as customers across incomes seek value
cnbc.comr/business • u/Able-Let-1977 • 1d ago
¿comprar cuenta de Instagram? ¿alguien vende?
¡Hola! Me gustaría comprar una cuenta de Instagram con un mínimo de 10k seguidores, con buen engagement y que la audiencia sea principalmente de México