Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen emphasized there was no bailout for owners or investors in any failed US banks https://t.co/RHCiG12r6r

Switzerland provoked the ire of bond investors when the government used an emergency ordinance to write down $17bn of bonds to zero https://t.co/mHNVAeETvF

Coinbase receives SEC warning about potential legal action https://t.co/7Y72F3bdND

Cathie Wood's $2 billion loss shows the Fed burst the 'speculative bubble' in stocks, top JPMorgan strategist says https://t.co/Fb7zZJ7DVP

Treasury Secretary Yellen on how the government is making sure your money is safe in the bank. https://t.co/zaM44zzMdw

Obtaining Clients

I own a 1 person landscape LLC, and I created my website, Google business profile, Facebook page, and have magnets on my vehicle to promote my business. Yet to no prevail have I got anyone to contact me for anything at all. Was curious how other people dealt with this issue? My next step is to post my business flyers on/at all the local community boards and business. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. My next goal is to work on getting traffic to my sites, I'm not getting alot of views(in my opinion)

Schumer, Warren and other Democrats say Fed's latest rate increase could jeopardize the US economy https://t.co/r0MjQMWCzV

The UK prime minister earned capital gains of £1.64mn last year https://t.co/fm1rW7jM0E

Starting a small business? Legality? Employees?

So I guess I didn’t realize I was doing it but I have essentially started a small business. My cash income is starting to top $1000/month but and is expected to go up in the coming months. I may eventually get to the point where I have enough clientele that I want to hire an employee. What do I need to do to make my business official before I get to that point?

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said banking industry stress could trigger a credit crunch with 'significant' implications for an economy that U.S. central bank officials projected will slow even more this year than previously thought. More here: https://t.co/T6oGDuprc8 https://t.co/Tz5glTsyLL

Bill Gates says AI is set to transform healthcare and lays out the 2 main ways it could change the field https://t.co/WHEYQKpPmK

FTX reaches deal to recover over $400 million from hedge fund Modulo https://t.co/LYornFmWQe

"This is not a credit crisis. This is a situation where it's a few banks." Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser says the banking situation is not spread across the entire sector during a conversation at the Economic Club of Washington with David Rubenstein https://t.co/JS0N6r9KbJ https://t.co/mQVzxbIwCo

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, international edition, Thursday 23 March https://t.co/xTWay0dwiA https://t.co/oNYc90byAF

how can small businesses compete with larger ones in terms of international shipping?

For example, in the content creation space, there is a company called 'youtooz' that sells figures for $5 shipping ANYWHERE in the world. How? If I calculate the same rate for Australia it's like $25. I understand that some businesses swallow the price a bit or get bigger discounts but how is that much more cheap? (and given their margins they cant be swallowing that big of a price just to offer a figure to Australians)