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"Facebook is an ""online social networking service"" which I'd categorize as an ad-supported social media platform for a type of company. Facebook makes money from advertisers and applications on the site, so there are a couple of different income streams though in recent years Facebook has done a number of acquisitions that should be noted as the company is much more than just the FB site. In terms of B2C or B2B, I see Facebook as being a B2C where businesses are paying for access to consumers rather than businesses looking for other businesses. Some of the posts on Facebook can be ""Sponsored posts"" that are where things can be a bit blurry for what is an advertisement. At the same time, various games run through Facebook may also make Facebook some money since some games may use in-game purchases that are worth noting. B2B requires one to have 3 companies in the overall system: One that is the middle, one that is providing a service and one that is consuming a service. While Facebook is selling advertising on this site, I don't see this as that different from TV Networks and other distribution channels that ads are bought for consumers to use. There is something to be said for what audience is one aiming. B2B implies corporate customers which I doubt is what Facebook's customers want. Rather they are personal consumers that aren't companies on their own to my mind. If you want something closer to B2B consider Amazon.com's cloud services where companies may buy resources from Amazon as part of the systems they may use to interface with others. I can remember in a previous job that we used Clay Tablet for doing translation services that took content from my employer's servers to Amazon's cloud that would then be taken by the translation company for more than a few different pieces to the puzzle. While part of Facebook could be seen as B2B, I doubt I'd see them as a large part of it but I could be wrong as B2B/B2C distinctions aren't my specialty. Are they yours? Consider Paypal in contrast where a business may use Paypal for payment processing.
"Whether your financial status is considered ""OK"" depends on your aspirations. You aren't spending more than you earn and have no debt. That puts you in the category of OK in my book, but the information in your post indicates that you would benefit from some financial advice--100 grand sounds like a lot of money to have in a bank unless you are on the verge of spending it. Financial advisors come in various shapes and sizes. Many will charge you a lot for what turns out to be helpful advice in the first meeting, but very little value-added thereafter. Some don't have the best incentives (they may be incentivized to encourage you to put your money into certain funds, for example). There are many financial advisors (of sorts) that you have access to that won't cost you anything. For example, if you have a 401(k) at work, I bet there is a representative from the plan administrator that will meet with you for free. If you open a brokerage account or IRA at any place (Fidelity, Vanguard, etc.) you can easily talk with one of their reps and get all sorts of advice. My personal take is to meet with anyone who will meet with me for free, but not to pay anyone for this service. It's too easy to get good advice and paying for it doesn't guarantee that you get better advice. Your financial situation will depend primarily on a few things you have not mentioned here. For example, How much are you setting aside for retirement and what are your retirement goals? This is something lots of people can give you advice on, but we don't know what market returns will be going forward so we don't really know. One bit of advice that may benefit you is how to set aside money for retirement in the most tax advantaged way. How much do you feel that you need saved up for large expenses? Thinking of starting a family? How many months worth of income are you comfortable having set aside? What is your tolerance of risk? If you put your money in risky assets, you may make more, but you may also actually lose money. Those are the questions a financial advisor will ask about.
"Some things you should consider from your observations.  1. Those ""few units available to rent"" at the mall: they're available for a reason, namely nobody else thinks they have a business idea that can work out at that location. Malls are suffering all over the country, and the more empty units there are at a mall, the less people want to go there.  2. You are right to be concerned about copyright/trademark from amateur Etsy creators. But there's another serious problem: what do you do with the leftover inventory when Harry Potter is less cool? Or the particular Etsy product doesn't sell as much as you expect? Are you are taking all the risk?  The GameStop in my area is already selling Pop Vinyls, Barnes and Noble does too, lots of places. If an Etsy creator is able to provide their product in volume, they are going to want to deal with an established distributor/retailer. Why would they go with some unknown startup single-location retailer?  Now, don't get me wrong, you see these kind of idiosyncratic kinds of retailers all over the place: selling Pokemon cards and comic books and other random knick-knacks. But it isn't a sure thing, and I suspect even the successful ones are not making their owners much of a profit. But if it is fun and keeps you busy, and gives you enough money to live and save a bit for the future, that's good enough."
Yes it does, I have just had the worst luck with my job search so far. I do need to brush up on my investing knowledge for interviews because I have been out of school for a few months now  Edit: do you work in ny? Any tips on getting me résumé noticed?
Ideal for careers that require critical evaluation, behind the scenes work, and a love for working with numbers and data. I'll take a look at the WSO site and ask for some advice on there as well. The largest decision that I will need to make is if finishing the MS is going to be worth the 20k investment for one more year or if I should cut out and focus on developing a career in this field while working full-time and starting to pay off student loans. My student loan debt is unfortunately higher than I would like, but I come from a family of alcoholics, users, and I finished high school while living on friend's couches for the last two years - so it has been a necessary evil. Having to pay on the loans if I were to stop the MS is also a factor but I know there are income-driven repayment plans available that I can take advantage of if my earnings aren't as high as I would like. Thank you again for your time - it is greatly appreciated.
"Hearing somewhere is a level or two worse than ""my friend told me.""  You need to do some planning to forecast your full year income and tax bill. In general, you should be filing a quarterly form and tax payment. You'll still reconcile the year with an April filing, but if you are looking to save up to pay a huge bill next year, you are looking at the potential of a penalty for under-withholding.  The instructions and payment coupons are available at the IRS site.  At this point I'm required to offer the following advice - If you are making enough money that this even concerns you, you should consider starting to save for the future. A Solo-401(k) or IRA, or both. Read more on these two accounts and ask separate questions, if you'd like."
"Create one account.   You can change the beneficiary of the plan (even to nephews, nieces, yourself or your wife) as many times as you need so long as you are spending the money on valid educational expenses. Are you 100% sure both of your kids are going to college?  If you aren't really 100% sure, a single account that you can move between them is the best bet. Also, having recently looked in 529 plans, here are some things you have probably already thought about. Look up good 529 plans here: http://www.clarkhoward.com/news/education/preparing-for-college/clarks-529-guide/nFZS/ EDIT: I don't think you can worry about fairly dividing the money up.  I can see your wanting to be fair but what is more important, school or fairly dividing the money?   A 529 is money only for school.  Assuming your kids aren't the same age and won't go to the same school, their expenses will likely be different.  The younger kid will benefit from more interest from a longer investment, but suffer from having higher costs. So if you want to insure both kids got $50K (for example) from you by the time it is all said and done, I think you would have to make that up from your own pocket.  If only one child goes to school, any money you give the other for starting their own business couldn't come from the 529 without big tax penalties. Depending on your position and finances you could state something like ""I will cover your college expenses up to $50K"" and then that is that.  Just monitor your 529 and shoot for having $100K in the account by the time they are both college age.  That runs a risk though, because if one child doesn't go to school your money is locked up for a while or will have tax issues."
I'm just starting my career (I'm 21) in competitive intelligence/market and market data analysis and was wondering what kind of opportunities it holds for the future. I guess this isn't directly applicable but it does give me some insight. How have you enjoyed your career?
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"You are not ""the economy"". The economy is just the aggregate of what is going on with everyone else. You should make the decision based on your own situation now and projected into the future as best you can. Loan rates ARE at historical lows, so it is a great time to take a loan if you actually need one for some reason. However, I wouldn't go looking for a loan just because the rates are low for the same reason it doesn't make sense to buy maternity clothes if you are a single guy just because they are on sale."
Walmart isn't going anywhere anytime soon. There will always be a need for a place to grab a large variety of merchandise then and now. Some others like Target though, are starting to struggle and are trying out a smaller store format and moving away from the suburbs in a last ditch effort to stay relevant. And even mainstream grocers like Kroger have seen their sales dwindle (Aldi, Lidl and such are an enormous threat).
"At what rate? ""Millions""? No one would start at that rate, but the mid-100k range is standard for Harvard undergrads entering finance, plus generous benefits and bonuses. But the structure in most institutions weeds most of these people out after five years. That's fine for most people, who are just trying to pay off loans, buy a house, and maybe feel secure starting a business. People who stay for 5-10 years could certainly be in the million range when bonuses and benefits are considered."
I received the same error message and was able to resolve the issue by checking line 7 of my 1040 form( where the total income from wages,tips,etc as stated on the W-2) and deleting the quantity I had placed in either of the gray boxes. If you wrote the sum of your income on the doted lines in either of the gray areas of line 7 (or other such areas on other lines) then this error might result. The grey areas as I understand it, are reserved for certain descriptors which are defined in the 1040 instructions included with the free file fillable form 1040.
Is that what you believe people's choices are in this system? Work for nothing or someone will kill you? The average person here has achieved a higher quality of life because of free market capitalism. Venezuela was starting to move in that direction, until they nationalized everything. Now people have to kill dogs in the street for food. Sounds great...
&gt;No, a tip is a reward for quality of service. I give a 10% tip for horrible service (service, not food). I give a 15% tip when I don't notice the waiter/ess as part of my meal. I give 20% tip when service (not food) was exceptional.  Then you're agreeing that the tip is a base form of compensation. I shouldn't have said that they're exclusive because they're not, but in the 95% of cases where people are obeying a 15-20 rule, then you're agreeing that it's compensation + a little bit extra for good service (typically what, 5% extra up to 20%)?  &gt;If you want to argue that tipping is not a reward for quality of service, then I will abstain from tipping altogether because I paid for my food and I'm willing to get my own damn water and pick up my food from the kitchen if someone will let me.  This business model is becoming more common. Upscale fast is a similar genre. The blending of self-service with higher quality food. Listen, restaurants are going to be run by machines sooner or later. I worked in a chain that was literally computer run. The computer told the host where to sit a table (and knew exactly what was clean/dirty), it watched to see if waiters got drinks in x time, servers put in a food order and it popped up each item (or part of item) on screens for cooks in the correct time (IE long dishes popping up quickly and fast dishes popping up later). The entire restaurant was run through that, it monitored everything.   At this point, I think they keep waiters around because they're so cheap ($2.13) and their tips can be so easily used to cover other costs in the business because honestly otherwise they'd be pretty easy to replace.
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If you are just starting out learning to code then really just pick a language. You'll learn some principles that can be transfered to other languages and with experience that becomes easier every time.   Python is easy great for beginners since it is free, has a great community and support online, and is pretty well suited for data analysis. There are several books for using Python for finance (Google that phrase). Python is also quite popular for web development which might be another way to learn to code. It will require learning HTML and sql/databases besides python but even so might be more accessible rather than jumping into data analysis while learning how to code. Depends on the person though.
If you are careful, you don't need to spend much more than the cruise price.  The cruises I've been on, they biggest extra was soda and alcohol (mainly wine with dinner).  If you are fine drinking water or iced tea, there is no need for that. Food extras, like ice cream at the pool, may be an extra charge as well. The way it works is that your room key acts like a credit card, and gets charged to your room.  Its easy to run up a big bill if you aren't paying attention, so you may want to keep track of it as you go along.  You can also go to the pursers office at any time and find out your current account. Generally, the cruise automatically charges a certain amount per day for tips for your room steward and dining room attendants.  You are expected to tip for spa services (another extra charge) and shore excursion guides.  Shore excursions vary greatly depending on what you are doing.  Maybe $50-$100 per person for a bus tour to much more than that for things like scuba diving, or fishing.  You can also either book tours yourself, or just get off and wander around.  It depends where you are going.  Many times, the ships dock far away from anything you might want to see.  There are generally taxis or shuttles to the tourist places, but that is another charge.  Shipboard internet is generally charged by hour, and quite expensive (several dollars per hour).  Part of the attraction for me is unplugging completely, so I generally don't bother.  On older ships, you probably are limited to the internet lounge.  Some of the newer ships have wi-fi in the state rooms as well. The drinks on board aren't cheap, but not outrageous either.  Probably similar to an upscale club.  They also have a daily drink special, which is cheaper.  Technically, you aren't allowed to bring your own alcohol on board.  If you buy something in a port, you need to check it with them.  This policy may vary by cruise line, but has been true on the Princess and Costa cruises I've been on.  That said, as long as you are low-key, they probably won't know or care.
Mark Zuckerburg is a mixture of hard work, intelligence, and soullessness.  He spent more time working, reading, or studying, when others were out drinking.  That's the story of most successful people.  They spend their time taking risk, so they make their own luck.  Sure, it boils down to luck, but you can't be lucky if you don't play.  What people like to hear worse is that they can make their own success.  Though success on the Facebook level seems to have some aspects of luck, most successful people are successful because they spend their time taking risk.  If you are working for someone else, you are not taking a risk.  If you are goofing off, you are not really taking a risk.  Unless you are specifically building project for profit, or performing some service, this luck will never shine down on you.
I buy jeans at Old Navy for my son when they are on sale, I buy Gusti/Genevieve LaPierre snowsuits at Sears when they are 40% off in Sept/Oct. The Childrens' Place has good quality, stylish clothing for kids and if you watch, they always have deals on their jeans or tops...then I stock up. And for younger kids, Old Navy and The Children's Place jeans have adjustable waistbands. I've already unrolled cuffs and let out the waist in my son's back to school jeans. I have friends who are starting to take in bags of too-small clothing to consignment shops...if they come away with $100, it's still $100! For preteen and teen kids who want certain brands, etc, I think it is very reasonable to say ""we will pay x for each pair of jeans, or x for winter boots. If you want to throw in some babysitting/birthday money and go buy something more expensive, you are welcome to do so!"" That way, you are still paying for basics, but they can feel like they aren't stuck wearing things they don't like. Tell them...you can buy 5 tops at $x each for back to school, or 10 tops at $x. And lastly, and most sadly of all: buy less..and stop shopping. There, I said it out loud. I try to be careful of what I buy, but I still find things I bought that were never worn. Now I keep a return basket in laundry/mudroom...if I don't love it, if it seems impractical now that I got it home, if I wanted it just in case item #1 didn't work...it goes in the basket. And I return them. I suck it up, I take it with me and go get my money back. Mistakes can be fixed if the items haven't been worn or washed."
"Your employer appears to be stealing from you. I know, Canada -- but I'm assuming you have the distinct pleasure of getting paid in local currency. I know it's easier said than done, but if you can code decently in something like Ruby, just look online for local hackathons and Startup Weekend events.  Every single on I have attended, one or more professional speakers ends their presentation with ""and we're hiring developers"". Even if that doesn't happen, you'll get some great opportunities for networking and you will have a rudimentary public project to share with potential leads.  Plus they are fun."
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While there probably is something around dropping out of college and starting your own business, there are a lot of things that you don't see. For example we don't know their family situation and what sort of fall back plan they had. A guy like this I see everywhere telling people this kind of stuff is Gary Vaynerchuck often times what's left out of his story is the fact that he got his start working for his dad's 4 mill a year wine business. That's a hell of a platform to have to build your own skills and convince other people to purchase your services. Now this isn't taking away from his accomplishments or even saying that his advice is bad but it's important at looking at the totality of someone elses circumstance before trying to emulate them.  I will say the number of billionaires that dropped out of college is strangely high but this seems like a case of survivorship bias.
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I meant mathematics as a class not as a subject. I like mathematics I and II, where we are being taught a whole bunch of infinitesimal and differential calculus linear algebra and some more stuff that I can't recall. I really like those classes , maybe because they are easier for me to understand. There have been certain parts of statistics which I got the point and I really liked the looks of it but I let go and now I fell behind. I will try my best to better myself but the semester is over so I am on my own now. Anyways thanks for your help.