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Successful Serial entrepreneurs

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Abdallah Alaili October 29, 2023October 29, 2023 business, capital, connections, demand, elon musk, entrepreneur, luck, money, operations, Richard Branson, serial entrepreneur, steve jobs, success

Being a Successful Entrepreneur is Hard, But Being a Successful Serial Entrepreneur is Easy

Society loves serial entrepreneurs, and in a way most successful entrepreneurs become serial entrepreneurs. People like Elon Musk, Richard Branson

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FEATURED Finance & Savings fraud Quotes

Abdallah Alaili October 16, 2023October 16, 2023 business movies, finance, investing, investors, Jordan Belfort, money, movies, quotes, stocks, success, The Wolf of Wall Street

Jordan Belfort, The Wolf of Wall Street Movie Quotes

If you have watched the movie The Wolf of Wall Street, you probably found some of the statements / quotes

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Abdallah Alaili June 13, 2023June 13, 2023 commencement speech, mario effect, mario theory, MIT, money, money talks, rich, rich kids, risk taking, risks, taking risks

Rich Kids Take 2.5x More Risks in Business. Get Higher Chance to Succeed.

I have always tried to look into the role money plays in entrepreneurship, maybe in order to understand my complex

Lisa Brown April 5, 2023April 4, 2023 borrowing, central bank, Credit, discount window lending, Economic growth, economy, full employment, government, inflation, interest rates, macroeconomic objectives, Monetary policy, money, open market operations, price stability, reserve requirement, spending, supply

Monetary Policy: Definition and Tools

Monetary policy is a crucial aspect of managing an economy. It refers to the actions taken by a government or

Lisa Brown March 31, 2023April 1, 2023 bonds, commodities, demand, diversifying investments, fluctuate, income, interest, investment, loan, money, ownership, performance, physical goods, political instability, potential returns, Profit, real estate, rental properties, resources, rewards, risks, shareholder, stocks, supply, time

What is an Investment? Understand the Basics

If you’re new to the world of investing, it can seem overwhelming and complicated. But with the right knowledge, you

Young Entrepreneur March 24, 2023March 24, 2023 annual percentage rate (APR), borrower, borrowing, businesses, central banks, consumers, control inflation, currencies, direction of the economy, economic environment, Federal Reserve, financial institutions, fixed, inflation, Interest rate, lender, loan, lower, market, money, percentage, profitability, promote economic growth, raise, riskiness, spending, variable

Interest Rate – Explained + Examples

An interest rate is essentially the cost you pay to borrow money from a lender. It’s a percentage of the

Young Entrepreneur March 17, 2023March 23, 2023 COGS, Cost of goods sold, efficiency, financial health, financial metric, formula, gross margin, gross profit margin, higher prices, lower cost, money, net income, operating expenses, operating margin, percentage, products, taxes, Total Revenue

Gross Margin – Explained + Examples

Gross margin is a financial metric that represents the amount of money left over after subtracting the cost of goods

Young Entrepreneur March 13, 2023 bankrupt, Bankruptcy, cash reserves, central banks, confidence, counterparties, credit crunch, Cyprus, deposits, economic consequences, emergency funding, European Union, financial crisis, financial institutions, global financial crisis, government, Great Depression, investment bank, Lehman Brothers, liquidity crisis, money, Northern Rock, panic, recession, run on the bank, silicon valley bank, svb, tax, UK, United States, withdraw

Run On The Bank – Bank Runs Explained + Examples

A “run on the bank” is a financial crisis that occurs when a large number of people try to withdraw

Young Entrepreneur February 20, 2023February 20, 2023 analysts, bills, business, cash flow, customers, debt, dividends, equipment, equity financing, expenses, financial health, Financial management, growth, investing cash flow, investment, investors, lemonade stand business, money, movement, negative, Operating Cash Flow, positive, profits, projects, reinvest, revenues

Cash Flow – Explained

Cash flow refers to the movement of money in and out of a business. It is a measure of the

Young Entrepreneur February 18, 2023February 18, 2023 allocate, analyze, anticipated costs, benefits, Capital budgeting, cash inflows, companies, effective, expenses, future cash flows, informed decisions, initial investment, Interest rate, Internal Rate of Return (IRR), investment decisions, investment opportunities, investors, launch, long-term projects, long-term value, methods, money, Net Present Value (NPV), new equipment, new factory, pay for itself, Payback Period, potential revenue, present value, recover, returns on investment

Capital Budgeting – Explained

Capital budgeting is the process by which companies make investment decisions regarding long-term projects. Essentially, it’s a way for companies

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