Two millennial marketing focused tech entrepreneurs debate the top 6 trending stories in small business for 3 minutes per topic.
Entreprenews
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Two millennial marketing focused tech entrepreneurs debate the top 6 trending stories in small business for 3 minutes per topic.
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November 16, 2020
A New Stimulus For Performers, Artists & Artisans | Episode 78 | Entreprenews
<p>Two millennial marketing-focused tech entrepreneurs debate the top 6 trending stories in small business for 3 minutes per topic.</p> <p>Today’s 6 topics consist of the following:</p> <p>1) A New Stimulus For Performers, Artists & Artisans - Would supply the arts and culture industry with $44B in federal relief funds. Would $44 billion be well spent in this industry?</p> <p>2) Otter Introduces Live Captions For Zoom Calls - Provides live transcriptions for Zoom meetings. Will Zoom transcripts from Otter become a popular feature?</p> <p>3) Walmart To Deliver In Scottsdale In Autonomous Vehicles - Using Cruise, a subsidiary of General Motors, been testing since 2016. Are the requirements for operating an autonomous vehicle in Scottsdale strict enough?</p> <p>4) Apple To Suggest Third-Party Apps To New iPhone Owners - Apple plans to avoid antitrust concerns with a new feature in iOS 14.3. Will this feature be enough to avoid antitrust lawsuits?</p> <p>5) Alibaba Singles Day Ends Strongly With $75 billion In Sales - The Chinese e-commerce company surpassed the previous year’s sales, $38 billion. Can Alibaba surpass Amazon?</p> <p>6) Creighton School District In Arizona Switches Back To Remote Learning - Students will immediately transition back to online learning Friday.</p> <p>--------------- SOCIAL ------------------</p> <p>Instagram - @entreprenews.ncn</p> <p>Facebook - Entreprenews</p> <p>Website - NCNBroadcast.com</p> <p>Partner- StateFortyEight.com</p>
November 13, 2020
U.S. Sues Visa To Block Its Acquisition Of Plaid | Episode 77 | Entreprenews
<p>Two millennial marketing-focused tech entrepreneurs debate the top 6 trending stories in small business for 3 minutes per topic.</p> <p>Today’s 6 topics consist of the following:</p> <p>1) U.S. Sues Visa To Block Its Acquisition Of Plaid - The government called Visa “a monopolist in online debit transactions.” Is Visa really a monopoly?</p> <p>2) Loan Level Lowered For Small Business Lending Program - The federal government reported that it is reducing the minimum loan size to $100,000 from $250,000. Is this good or bad for the economy?</p> <p>3) Cost Of Doing Business In Arizona Increases - With Proposition 208 passing, business owners are being taxed almost $2,000. Some business owners are worried that the new tax will drive away new businesses and jobs. Should businesses be taxed in order to contribute funds to education?</p> <p>4) WhatsApp Begins Rolling Out Payment Service In India - Facebook-owned WhatsApp finally receives regulatory approval. When will this come to the U.S.?</p> <p>5) Spotify To Let Artists Promote Music For Cut In Royalty Rates - Artists will be able to choose the priority of what songs they want to get boosted. Is this good for the consumer?</p> <p>6) Arizona’s Education Funding Bill, Prop 208, Passes - The prop will add funding education by imposing an income tax increase on single filers who make an income over $250,0000 or joint filers who make $500,000. How do you think the funding should be used?</p> <p>--------------- SOCIAL ------------------</p> <p>Instagram - @entreprenews.ncn</p> <p>Facebook - Entreprenews</p> <p>Website - NCNBroadcast.com</p> <p>Partner- StateFortyEight.com</p>
November 6, 2020
Uber, Lyft Drivers Aren’t Employees After All | Episode 76 | Entreprenews
<p>Two millennial marketing-focused tech entrepreneurs debate the top 6 trending stories in small business for 3 minutes per topic.</p> <p>Today’s 6 topics consist of the following:</p> <p>1) Uber, Lyft Drivers Aren’t Employees After All - Prop 22 was the most expensive ballot measure in California history. Is this the right decision for drivers and rideshare companies?</p> <p>2) Walmart Opts For Human Workers Instead - Walmart cut ties with robots that scanned shelves for inventory. Is Walmart creating a trend in the workforce by choosing humans or robots?</p> <p>3) Arizona Approves Prop 207, Making Marijuana Legal - Weed sales could begin beginning in March under the new measure. What does this mean for Arizona residents?</p> <p>4) America’s Malls Under Pressure: Some File For Bankruptcy - CBL and Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust have filed for Chapter 11. Are malls going to be extinct and is it smart for them to take on $150 million in possible debt?</p> <p>5) U.S. Private Payroll Growth Slows In October: ADP - Private payrolls increased by 365,000 jobs last month, an estimated 650k. Is this shedding light on the reality of the economy?</p> <p>6) Arizona Allocates $7M To Help Renters/Landlords - Governor Doug Ducey has allocated $7 million from the state’s emergency fund. Most of the money is going to landlords rather than tenants, is this a smart move?</p> <p>--------------- SOCIAL ------------------</p> <p>Instagram - @entreprenews.ncn</p> <p>Facebook - Entreprenews</p> <p>Website - NCNBroadcast.com</p> <p>Partner- StateFortyEight.com</p>
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