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Local Entrepreneurs Graduate From First ConnCORP, QU Entrepreneurship Academy
More than a dozen minority business owners will test out their sales pitch techniques Thursday, as they wrap up the first ConnCORP Quinnipiac University Entrepreneurship Academy and Clinic. “I was really interested in getting funding for my business, getting the knowledge that it takes to be full entrepreneur,” said Winter Carson, owner of Blush Beauty and Wellness. “I am expecting…
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Minority Business Owners Graduating From Entrepreneurship Program
On Thursday, 18 local minority business owners will complete a program in conjunction with Quinnipiac University to help improve their companies.
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After 10 Years, Girls Who Code ‘Made Coding Cool' — But Toxic Tech Culture Means ‘There's Still Such a Long Way to Go'
Over 10 years, Girls Who Code has helped introduce over half a million girls to computer science. Now, the nonprofit’s founder and CEO want to address toxic tech culture.
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If You Traded Crypto Last Year, You Need to Report It on Your Tax Return: ‘One of the Misconceptions of Crypto Is That It's Anonymous'
Tax Day is just weeks away, and for many Americans it will be the first time they answer questions about cryptocurrencies on their tax returns.
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‘Queer Eye' Star Tan France Uses a Simple Trick to Decide If Something Is Worth Splurging on
Tan France may be the most fashion-forward member of the Fab Five, but he’s selective about which clothes he’s willing to splurge on.
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This 27-Year-Old Went From Making $45,000 a Year to Bringing in Over $350,000 With Her Online Business
In 2019, 27-year-old entrepreneur Maya Portorreal decided to start her own side hustle selling jewelry that wouldn’t make her skin rash. Last year, she pulled in over $350,000 in total sales.
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This 26-Year-Old Med Student Has Over $350,000 in Student Loans—Here's Why She Won't Use a Credit Card
With the prospect of “decades” of loan payments ahead of her, Alexandra Capellini is hesitant to open a credit card to make her life easier in the short term.
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Oscar Nominees Will Receive Gift Bags Worth Nearly $140,000—But They Could Come With a Hefty Tax Bill
The full value of this year’s gift bag is $139,000, which counts as income on recipients’ taxes if they redeem every trip and offer.
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Here's What's Inside the Nearly $140,000 Gift Bag Given to Steven Spielberg, Will Smith and Other Oscar Nominees
This year’s bag includes a stay at a Scottish castle, vouchers for liposuction treatments and an Oprah-approved chai tea set.
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The Oscar Statuette Is the Most Prestigious Prize in Hollywood—Here's Why It's Only Worth $1
Since 1951, Academy Award winners have been forbidden from selling or giving away their golden trophies.
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This 40-Year-Old CEO Wants to De-Glorify Start-Ups: ‘I Don't Know If I Wish Entrepreneurship on Anyone, It's My Worst Enemy'
Six-time entrepreneur Ben Lamm says that despite his success, he doesn’t wish the start-up life — and all its various challenges — on anyone. Here’s why.
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This Mom Was Frustrated With the Lack of Options for Buying Used Baby Gear, So She Launched a Business. She Has Four Tips for Entrepreneurs.
Kristin Langenfeld founded GoodBuy Gear in 2016. She has four tips for turning a personal pain point into a successful business opportunity.
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Mark Zuckerberg: Most Future Jobs Will Be More ‘Creative' Than ‘Traditional Labor Or Service'
Meta founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg predicts that future technology will clear the way for more imaginative jobs, especially in tech and computer science.
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Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak: ‘Of All Big Tech, Facebook Is No. 1 That I Don't Like'
Steve Wozniak, inventor of the first commercial PC, says he recently deactivated his Facebook account — and he doesn’t trust the platform’s privacy standards.
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Ethereum's Founder Worries That Crypto Has ‘a Lot of Dystopian Potential If Implemented Wrong'
Ethereum co-creator Vitalik Buterin is worried about the future of the cryptocurrency space.
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5 Money-Saving Tips From a TikTok Lawyer Who Reads the Fine Print
Reading the fine print means you could save money, according to Erika Kullberg, lawyer and founder of Plug and Law.
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This 33-Year-Old Quit Her Full-Time Sales Job to Start Her Own Business. Now She Brings in $119,000 a Month
Candiss Pitts (aka Makhosi Nejeser) made $972,000 in 2021 through her spiritual advising company, The Royal Shaman. She shares how she started her business, and her best tips for aspiring entrepreneurs.
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Why Mark Cuban Rejected a ‘Shark Tank' Company That Brings in Millions: ‘Anybody Else Can … Try to Do the Same Thing'
Mark Cuban rejected a deal with a profitable engagement ring company that brought in $11 million last year, and donated a fifth of its profits to charity. Here’s why.
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Warren Buffett Paid $11.6 Billion for a Company Run by His ‘Long-Time Friend' — Here's Why He Values Trust So Much
Warren Buffett views trust and “integrity” as essential in the workplace. That’s likely why he seems confident that Berkshire Hathaway’s latest acquisition will succeed.
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Did You Work From Home in 2021? Here's Why You Probably Can't Write Off Your Home Office on Your Taxes
Under the 2017 law, workers who receive a W-2 from their employer are unable to include any itemized deductions for business expenses.