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Everything You (Dont) Want to Know About Raising Capital Most entrepreneurs understand that if the fundamentals of a business idea—the management team, the market opportunities, the operating systems and controls—are sound, chances are there’s money out there. The challenge of landing that capital to grow a company can be exhilarating. But as exciting as the money search may be, it is equally threatening. Built into the process are certain harsh realities that can seriously damage a business. Entrepreneurs cannot escape them but, by knowing what they are, can at least prepare for them.
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WorkMany hostages released by Hamas still being treated for trauma   He said recovery was possible even in severely traumatised children, but only if the outside world did not give up on them. “I can see the seeds of that even now in the young people with whom our Gaza team is working amid bombs in shelters and on the rubble crowded streets,” he said. “I think how they will ultimately respond and act is largely a question of how much understanding they receive, how great a sense of control they can achieve, and how much material as well psychological support they get from a world which they feel has largely abandoned them.” Work
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WorkFormer partner sues BofA over Commanders sale  On July 20, NFL owners unanimously approved Snyder\'s sale of the Commanders to Harris and two dozen limited partners for $6.05 billion, an American sports franchise record. That same day, following an investigation, the NFL fined Snyder $60 million for sexual harassment allegations against him, the team\'s toxic workplace culture and \"financial improprieties.\" WorkConfederate Monument Is Taken Down in Florida  The City Council voted down proposals to remove the Tribute to the Women of the Southern Confederacy memorial when Mr. Curry was in office. Then earlier this month, Jacksonville’s general counsel determined that Ms. Deegan did not need approval from the City Council if the statues could be removed without city funds.
WorkWorkNikki Haley’s Bold Strategy to Beat Trump: Play It Safe  “I wish she had the courage of Liz Cheney,” he said, referring to the congresswoman pushed out of Republican leadership in Congress and then her Wyoming seat by pro-Trump forces in the party. “But she doesn’t want to end up like Liz Cheney, so you get the answer you get.”
WorkUK vinyl sales at the highest level since 1990  \"Whilst LP sales have now been on an upward path for the past 16 years, it is encouraging to see a stabilisation in demand for CD, as well as new generations of music fans falling in love with the cassette. It is giving people more choice than ever in how they enjoy their favourite music.\" Work
WorkWorkA Pint of Wine? Britain Plans to Bring Back an Old-Fashioned Measure.  So it’s uncertain whether any wine producers will opt into the new-old measurement. But at least one British person might have welcomed the change, were he still alive: a quip famously attributed to Churchill was his claim that a pint of champagne was just “enough for two at lunch and one for dinner.” WorkWorkWorkHerb Kohl, former 4-term Democratic U.S. senator and owner of the NBA's Milwaukee Bucks, dies at 88  © 2023 Fortune Media IP Limited. All Rights Reserved. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy | CA Notice at Collection and Privacy Notice | Do Not Sell/Share My Personal Information | Ad Choices FORTUNE is a trademark of Fortune Media IP Limited, registered in the U.S. and other countries. FORTUNE may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Offers may be subject to change without notice.S&P Index data is the property of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. and its licensors. All rights reserved. Terms & Conditions. Powered and implemented by Interactive Data Managed Solutions. WorkPair accused of robbing house of alleged triple-murderer Erin Patterson  Two people are under arrest following an alleged burglary at the home of accused triple murderer Erin Patterson in Victoria’s east.The 49-year-old is currently behind bars charged with three counts of murder after allegedly serving death cap mushrooms in a meal at the residence.She is also charged with five counts of attempted murder.A person claiming to be her friend took to social media on Wednesday to ask for help after the Leongatha home was allegedly robbed.“Need some help from the community,” the post read.“We have had a friends house broken into in Leongatha 3 times over the last month or so [sic].”The post claimed several items had been stolen including a car, televisions and vacuum cleaners.It included several images of a person on what appeared to be the deck of Patterson’s home wearing a cap and cloth over their face.On Thursday afternoon, Victoria police confirmed officers expect to charge a woman and a man over a burglary in Leongatha on Christmas Eve.A red MG Sedan was allegedly stolen during the burglary, a spokesperson said.A woman, 23, and a man, 18, from the Melbourne suburb of Cheltenham were arrested in the allegedly stolen car at 1am on Thursday.Both are expected to be charged on summons to appear at a later date.Police allege Patterson killed her former in-laws Don and Gail Patterson, both 70, and Gail’s sister Heather Wilkinson, 66.All three died in hospital days after consuming a meal at her home on 29 July.She is also accused of attempting to murder Wilkinson’s husband Ian, 68, who spent close to two months in hospital critically ill.Police will allege she attempted to murder her ex-husband Simon Patterson four times.Erin Patterson has denied any wrongdoing. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkIsrael-Gaza war live: Macron calls for 'lasting ceasefire' as Israel intensifies attacks on Gaza  Benjamin Netanyahu has allegedly refused requests from security officials to begin making plans for control and governance of the Gaza Strip after the war ends, according to a report. Multiple requests were conveyed on behalf of the directors of the Mossad, the Shin Bet security agency, the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) chief of staff and the defence ministry to arrange a meeting with the prime minister's office, Israeli media reported. Meanwhile, a White House official has said national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, and Israel's strategic affairs minister, Ron Dermer, have discussed planning for the day after the Israel-Gaza war, including governance and security in Gaza. WorkWorkZero onshore wind plans submitted in England since de facto ban was 'lifted'  "Every household in Britain is paying higher energy bills because of Rishi Sunak's staggering failure to end the onshore wind ban," he said. "The Conservatives have artificially inflated energy bills, and make the UK's energy system dependent on fossil fuel dictators, because they ludicrously oppose cheap, clean power for our country.A spokesperson for the levelling up department said: "We've updated the national planning policy framework to make it easier and quicker for onshore wind projects to come forward, where there is local support. These changes will need time to take effect but will ultimately pave the way for more projects while ensuring that the views of the community are taken into account." WorkWorkColorado Republicans appeal to supreme court after Trump disqualified from state ballot  Courts have rejected several lawsuits seeking to keep Trump off the primary ballot in other states. Minnesota’s top court rebuffed an effort to disqualify Trump from the Republican primary in that state but did not rule on his overall eligibility to serve as president last month and on Wednesday Michigan’s supreme court upheld a lower court order allowing him to remain on the state ballot. WorkWorkWhy SoFi Stock Could Have an Amazing 2024  Jose Najarro has positions in SoFi Technologies. The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy. Jose Najarro is an affiliate of The Motley Fool and may be compensated for promoting its services. If you choose to subscribe through their link they will earn some extra money that supports their channel. Their opinions remain their own and are unaffected by The Motley Fool. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkBroncos bench Wilson, will start Stidham at QB  What the Broncos do with Wilson moving forward will be the biggest roster decision they face in the offseason. The Broncos have just six draft picks in April, with no second-rounder, and would face unprecedented dead money charges of $85 million combined over the 2024 and 2025 seasons if they cut Wilson. WorkFranco summoned to answer complaint in D.R.  \"We support Major League Baseball\'s decision to place Wander Franco on administrative leave,\" the Rays said at the time. \"The Tampa Bay Rays are dedicated to maintaining high standards of integrity both on and off the field. We appreciate the understanding and patience of our fans and followers as this process unfolds. We will have no further statement on this matter until MLB completes their process.\" WorkBowl takeaways: West Virginia eats up mayo; USC may have found new QB  On the heels of his announcement that he would return to Cal next season, Golden Bears star running back Jaydn Ott struggled against Texas Tech\'s defense. Ott, who totaled 1,260 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns this season, accounted for 45 yards on 16 carries and one touchdown in the bowl game. The Red Raiders\' offense, meanwhile, scored four touchdowns thanks to three touchdown passes from Behren Morton. The sophomore quarterback spread the ball around to seven different receivers, three of whom averaged more than 12 yards per catch. Tech defense stepped up in its own way, picking off Cal quarterback Fernando Mendoza three times and forcing him into two fumbles that proved too much to overcome. -- Uggetti |
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