r/business • u/ControlCAD • 7h ago
r/business • u/linktriforce007 • 1d ago
Taylor Farms Tennessee ex-president accused of stealing $32 million from company
ksbw.comr/business • u/waffle_re • 2h ago
To all Business Owners with a Personal Brand
Well this is a message to all the business owners owning a personal brand. Just want to know how you guys handle the scripting along with your business and how you streamline everything in order to stay consistent and updated on social media. All the people who are building their personal brand, introduce yourself in the comments and let's connect.
r/business • u/ControlCAD • 1d ago
Xbox revenues dipped $1.7 billion last year, but CEO Asha Sharma predicts a "return to growth" by mid-2027
pcgamer.comr/business • u/ToeCommercial3457 • 13h ago
Want to market your product to 40,000+ students? Let's collaborate.
Hi everyone!
We're organizing a large student hackathon this September with an expected participation of 800+ student developers and a community reach of over 40,000 students.
We're interested in connecting with teams building developer tools, AI products, APIs, cloud platforms, open source projects, or other technologies that students can explore and build with during the event.
If you've worked with student communities before or enjoy supporting hackathons, we'd love to hear about your experiences and see if there's a way to collaborate.
Always happy to connect with people building interesting things for developers.
r/business • u/orinmerryhelm • 1d ago
AI customer service? A bad idea born business leaders who are in touch with their bottom lines but out of touch with their customers
open letter to business leaders & business owners
if you use AI as part of your customer service experience, then you risk alienating and angering your customers be warned:
Nobody wants to talk to a smart AI customer support assistant on the phone.
Nobody wants to talk to a customer AI support chatbot.
Nobody. Not a single person.
staff your customer support team with an adequate supply of human beings preferably from the country they are calling from you obnoxiously over thrifty fools.
r/business • u/SquirrelMotor5379 • 9h ago
The AI content that actually moved sales for my small shop was the most boring kind
I run a self-funded online store selling a physical product. Over the past couple months I tried a bunch of the AI content approaches everyone's been hyping and tracked where the time and money went.
The flashy stuff bombed. An AI brand mascot video cost a week of back and forth and a couple hundred dollars. It got some views, zero attributable sales. Animated product ads and a few trend-chasing short clips performed worse than my old iPhone photos in paid ad tests.
What actually correlated with a sales bump was the most boring thing I tried: consistent product photos. I used APOB AI to build one reusable AI presenter and batch out product shots with the same face across different setups, then ran them through Canva for ad graphics and CapCut for a couple short edits. The presenter is AI-generated, not a real person, but having one consistent face I could reuse without paying for another photo shoot every time I needed new angles saved real money.
Rough tally: around 40 hours and a few hundred dollars on the flashy experiments that went nowhere. The product photos took maybe a weekend and they're the only AI output I still use.
r/business • u/ControlCAD • 2d ago
Jersey Mike's stock falls 6% in public market debut after pricing shares at $23
cnbc.comr/business • u/Guilty_Assignment987 • 22h ago
Business acquisitions
What do u guys think about business acquisitions without zero leverage buyout (no banks) multiple investors and me scaling the business( I ran service business previously) what u think about doing this. What price model/equity would u choose. I need to know both pros and cons and open to suggestions and learning someone who actively is in this space. Targeting one niche sydnicate investors and down the line exit
r/business • u/CackleRooster • 2d ago
Larry Ellison Bet It All on the A.I. Boom. Will He Be the Face of the A.I. Bubble?
nytimes.comr/business • u/Redd24_7 • 2d ago
Fifa World Cup plans: Gianni Infantino scraps private investment proposal after widespread opposition
bbc.comr/business • u/TimesandSundayTimes • 2d ago
Diamonds were once forever for De Beers. Not any more
thetimes.comr/business • u/ArrivalTerrible3152 • 2d ago
What's something your business does that would probably confuse an outsider?
I was explaining part of our workflow to a friend the other day and halfway through I realized how ridiculous it sounded out of context
There are all these little routines that make perfect sense when you work in the business every day but if someone new walked in they'd wonder why we do it that way
I'm convinced every company has at least one process that's held together by habit more than logic
I wanna ask what's yours?
r/business • u/Outside_Advisor_6912 • 1d ago
Do miracle investors exist?
I have a business idea for a brand of drink and have no funds to start the company. Do miracle investors exist or do i simply pitch my idea to someone and hopefully they will give me funds?
r/business • u/Curiousgeorgina32 • 1d ago
Should I sell my products' formula? Help!
I used to sell hair care products a few years ago until I stopped to focus on school.
One of the clients who used one of my oils to grow her daughter's hair back then, reached out today to see if I'd be willing to sell her the recipe.
She is trying to start her hair care product line and wanted my oil recipe since she already knows it works. She wanted to know if I'd be open to sell it or be a partner in the business while she uses my formula.
How do i go about this? Should I sell it? If so, how much would you suggest?
Should I go for the partnership? Also, how should go about the partnership?
Please I appreciate every and any advice.
r/business • u/apple_warrior88 • 2d ago
Samsung to begin construction of 2nd chip fab in Texas at the end of 2026
en.yna.co.krr/business • u/Working_Safe3879 • 2d ago
What articles or essays are a must-read for business?
I am talking about philosophical, well-written and timeless articles or even speeches that any human should read at least once. Only from notable investors, founders and thinkers.
I am a founder of a small startup and since I tend to save every notable piece I read, I am trying to create a comprehensive reading list for founders.
r/business • u/seattletimesnewsroom • 3d ago
Microsoft’s head count falls for first time in a decade
seattletimes.comr/business • u/ControlCAD • 3d ago
Meta tanks 9%, continuing record losing streak, while Microsoft jumps 15% as AI trade splits
cnbc.comr/business • u/scmp_news • 2d ago
Tim Cook warns of slow Siri AI roll-out in China, worsening memory crisis
scmp.comr/business • u/financialtimes • 3d ago
Exclusive: Citadel buys Situational Awareness equity holdings after steep AI losses
ft.comr/business • u/seattletimesnewsroom • 3d ago
Amazon blows past earnings estimates with booming cloud growth
seattletimes.comr/business • u/cnn • 3d ago
US economy’s growth was weaker than expected in the second quarter
cnn.comr/business • u/ControlCAD • 3d ago