How to Watch Live NFL Games After You’ve Ditched Cable

Are you ready for some (postseason) football? Playoffs for the NFL season are here. And The Super Bowl is right around the corner, scheduled for Feb. 12, 2023. If you’re like a lot of sports fans, you might have cut the cord a while back. With streaming services popping up all the time and television […]

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Cybersecurity CTO: A day in the life

Chief technology officer is a role that won’t always be consistent across every organization. While CPOs, CFOs, and even CEOs generally have similar roles and responsibilities, the CTO’s job can vary widely depending on how much they participate in product development, R&D, and selling the business as a whole. At highly technical startups, a CTO […]

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The Startup Magazine Breaking Down The Logistical And Psychological Barriers That Keep Disabled Entrepreneurs From Success

With every passing year, the increasing digitization of society makes it a little bit easier for people living with disability to gain their independence. That being said, there are still huge barriers in the way of success when it comes to disabled entrepreneurs. According to advocacy group the National Disability Institute, while there are a growing number […]

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Americans With Less Than $9,000 in Savings Should Do These 7 Things

When you log into your bank account, how do your savings look? Probably not as good as you’d like. It always seems like an uphill battle to build (and keep) a decent amount in savings. But what if your car breaks down, or you have a sudden medical bill? Ask one of these companies to […]

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A Damning US Report Lays Bare Amazon’s Worker Injury Crisis

Amazon was hit with an unusually forceful safety citation by federal investigators in the US today. The findings appear to back up what some workers at the company have long alleged: that the online retail giant’s warehouse and fulfillment facilities are designed for speed over safety, causing lower-back injuries and other musculoskeletal disorders at high rates. […]

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The Startup Magazine What to Know About Cryptocurrency and Scams

A cryptocurrency is a new form of digital money that has become increasingly popular. It can be used to purchase goods and services, investments, and speculative trading. However, it also carries some risks due to its decentralized nature and potential for fraud or scams. In this article, we will discuss what you need to know […]

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How to Organize Your Financial Life With a Budget Binder

Photo illustration by Chris Zuppa/The Penny Hoarder You’ve got receipts bursting out of your wallet. You’ve scribbled down financial goals on a random sheet on paper you can no longer find. You’ve forgotten the limit you gave yourself for grocery shopping this month. If any of that sounds familiar, your financial life could probably use […]

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How a Kansas City c-store is using YouTube to deter shoplifters

Four years ago, Babir Sultan uploaded a video to YouTube that featured two friends stealing Mountain Dew and other snacks from FavTrip, the Kansas City, Missouri-based c-store chain Sultan owns and operates. The three-minute video featuring clips of security footage shows how these individuals stole from FavTrip by pouring a can of Mountain Dew into a 32-ounce […]

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The Startup Magazine UNDERSTANDING THE KEY PROVISIONS OF THE WEEE DIRECTIVE

The WEEE Directive, short for the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive, is a European Union directive aiming to minimize electronic waste’s environmental impact. The directive requires member states to establish programs for collecting, treating, and recycling electronic waste, as well as to encourage the design of electronic equipment with recyclability in mind.   Context […]

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15 First Dates for $1,500? Jeweler Hosting First Date Contest

Want to turn your Tinder swipes into debit swipes? Shane Co., a family-owned jeweler, is offering one lucky lovebird the opportunity to earn $1,500 just for going on 15 first dates. Of course, if you’re selected, you’ll have to do more than just go on the dates. You’ll also have to document the dates via photos […]

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