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Trump Becomes EU Marketing and Business Development Leader
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Trump is the EU marketing and bizdev team now
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Paid subscription blocked: Strategy to force upgrade to premium tier
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Je croyais être la seule mais non ! Et c’est récent. Pour moi c’est une tactique assez évidente pour nous faire passer au plan supérieur. Mais comme tu dis, c’est le flou artistique et on ne sait pas pourquoi ça bloque tout d’un coup et alors qu’ils ont vendu l’abonnement à 20€
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DOGE Cuts Impact Tourism and Economic Decline
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By my math, the drop in tourism *alone* will more than offset the total (and in many cases careless) cuts from DOGE. We will wind up with a poorer country that works less well with higher prices and less freedom that fewer people want to visit that makes fewer technological
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US Tariffs Force Small Producers Offshore to Stay Competitive
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For those who don’t see it. This kills small producers that produce in the US for the world. No matter if you import parts, resources or full built products. You have to move now outside the states or you are no longer competitive selling globally
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IRA and Chip Act: US Manufacturing Policy Reassessment
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They basically disadvantaged the US as manufacturer for the world. Front to back the whole thing makes no sense. In hindsight the IRA and chip act stuff seemed way more sensible to relocate manufacturing to the states.
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Smartphone Electronics Exemptions Undermine US Manufacturing Policy
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Of course they’re now exempting smartphones and electronics. They couldn’t even build an LED screen factory in Wisconsin after making a big photo opp out of it in 2017.
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Trade Wars Impact Chinese Manufacturing Global Expansion Irony
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The irony is there’s a high likelihood those products will be produced by Chinese owned factories that expanded all over the world as a result of the last time he started a trade war.
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Customer Problems Become Business Problems
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“Arb” is doing some work here. I’m using it in the impressionistic sense. In every business ever, your customers’/contras’ problems become your problems, both as relates to the business and in the more general way.
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General Contractor Career Path for Non-Academic Professionals
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(Incidentally, if you have an academically disinclined young family member who nonetheless is not a layabout, GC is potentially a good career for them. Most people get into it after a stint in trades or real estate, but that isn’t strictly required.)