Can You Still Make a Living Acting? Why Actors Are Becoming Brands
Fewer shoots, part-time pay and a shrinking Hollywood have made it harder to make a living acting. More actors are now building their own brands and audiences instead.
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Kevin L. Walker: From Hollywood Sets and Poker Tables to Serial Entrepreneur
Actor, poker pro, trader and serial entrepreneur Kevin L. Walker has been early to eight markets. Here is how he built from nothing, and what he is building now.
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Texas vs. Florida vs. California: Which State Is Best for Entrepreneurs?
Texas, Florida, and California are home to the most small businesses in America. Compare startup activity, taxes, and markets to see which fits your business.
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US Economy Check-In: Inflation Rises, Hiring Stalls Ahead of the Fed
Inflation hit 3.7% in September while employers added just 29,000 jobs. Here is what the latest data says about the US economy and what comes next.
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How to Build Business Credit: A Step-by-Step Guide for New Owners
Your business can have its own credit profile, separate from yours. Learn how to build business credit step by step, from your EIN and DUNS number to vendor accounts.
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AI Receptionists for Small Business: Stop Losing Customers to Voicemail
An AI receptionist answers every call, texts back missed callers, and logs each lead. Here is how the technology works and what to look for before you buy.
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How to Get an EIN for Your Business (Free From the IRS)
An EIN is your business’s federal tax ID. Learn who needs one, what you need to apply, and how to get it free and fast from the IRS.
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What Is an LLC Registered Agent and Do You Need One?
Every LLC needs a registered agent on file with the state. Learn what the role covers, who can serve, and how to choose or change yours.
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Trump Orders Firing of Biden-Appointed U.S. Attorneys, Citing Justice Department “Weaponization”
This report covers President Donald Trump’s order to fire the Biden-appointed U.S. attorneys and the reasons he gave for it. California – President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that he has directed the Justice Department to immediately terminate all remaining Biden-era U.S. attorneys. He affirmed that the department had been politicized like never before under the…
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What is U.S. Currency? The Emergency Banking Act, HJR 192, Title 31 U.S. Code, and Constructive Expansion Policy
The U.S. financial landscape experienced a profound transformation in 1933. It followed the passage of the Emergency Banking Act of 1933 and House Joint Resolution 192 (HJR 192). In addition, significant sections of Title 31 U.S. Code, such as 31 U.S.C. §§ 3123, 5118, and 5103, played a part as well. Together with Congress’s Constructive…
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The Dichotomy of Public Debt and Private Credit: Navigating the Invisible Ledger Lines
This article explains a principle about public debt and private credit, as the author describes it. Public debt and private credit stay separate In the realm of financial obligations, there is a fundamental principle that separates the tangible from the intangible, the government-created from the individually created. This principle states that public debt, which government-issued…
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Hollywood Strike Resolved: SAG-AFTRA and Studios Reach Tentative Deal
The Hollywood strike is ending as SAG-AFTRA and the studios reach a tentative deal. After 118 days of the actors guild being on strike, the two sides have reached a preliminary agreement on a new contract. It could have Hollywood back in action within weeks. When the Hollywood strike ends The strike ends at 12:01…
