None of our Businesses

NOB 81: Tax Transcripts, Amazon’s MGM, WeWork’s Losses, Wholesale Real Estate

The None of our Businesses crew discuss the IRS’ nex tax transcription tech which may be used in accounting firms in the near future, Amazon in the process of purchasing MGM Studios, how serious are WeWork’s reported losses of more than $2 billion, cracking down on potentially predatory wholesaling house-flipping.   Tax Transcripts - https://www.accountingtoday.com/news/irs-tests-secure-transcript-technology-for-tax-pros   Amazon’s MGM - https://www.cnbc.com/2021/05/26/amazon-to-bu...

NOB 80: Job Changes, Refurbished Marketplace, Supply Shortages, Falling Bitcoin, Crypto Reporting

NOB 80: Job Changes, Refurbished Marketplace, Supply Shortages, Falling Bitcoin, Crypto Reporting   The None of our Businesses crew talk about preparing yourself for changing jobs, a growing market for refurbished electronics, reports of supply shortages around the world, the value of bitcoin dropping after tweets from Musk, and the potential for the need to report large transfers of cryptocurrencies.   Job Change - https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/372450   Refurbished Market...

NOB 79: Ransomware Attacks, Vaccine Patents, Ohio’s Lottery, and Uber’s Taxes

The None of our Businesses crew discuss the ransomware attacks on your business as seen with the Colonial Pipeline, how patenting vaccines may affect the greater good, Ohio’s vaccine lottery of possibly winning $1 Million , and Uber’s large scale tax avoidance.   Fuel Pipeline - https://www.cnbc.com/2021/05/08/colonial-pipeline-shuts-pipeline-operations-after-cyberattack.html   Vaccine Patents - https://www.forbes.com/sites/joewalsh/2021/05/05/biden-administration-supports-waiving-...

NOB 78: U.S. Birth Rates, Crypto Payroll, Rising Real Estate Prices, NY Cannabis Challenges

The None of our Businesses crew get together to talk about falling birth rates in the U.S., using crypto as payroll, a rise in real estate prices due to a lack of houses on the market, and businesses in the cannabis industry are having a difficult time finding real estate in New York City.   Birth Rates - https://www.cbsnews.com/news/birth-rate-42-year-low-cdc-data/   Crypto Payroll - https://www.accountingtoday.com/news/gilded-launches-crypto-payroll-platform-amidst-interest-in-cr...

NOB 77: McDonald’s Ice Cream, Cruise Lines, Finding New Jobs, and Tax Updates

The None of our Businesses crew get together to discuss cruise lines fighting to get back on the water, the shady truth behind why McDonald’s ice cream machines are always broken, plenty of employees are planning to switch jobs after the pandemic. Also, a few tax updates including, S corps required to treat sole officer and shareholder as an employee, groceries are not "meals from Restaurants" for a 100% deduction, and Cannabis Industry Harborside Case 9th circuit ruling on 4/22 sustained 20...

NOB 76: Cannabis Banking, Workplace Vaccines, Corporate Taxes, Causal, Dirty Term Sheets

The None of our Businesses crew get together to discuss cannabis businesses’ right to proper banking, vaccinations in the workplace, talks of a global corporate minimum tax rate, a startup in the UK creating a software to rival Excel called Causal, and how investors may scam startups in dirty term sheets.   Vaccines in the Workplace - https://www.journalofaccountancy.com/news/2021/apr/can-accounting-firms-mandate-vaccines.html   Causal - https://techcrunch.com/2021/04/21/uk-startup...

NOB 75: Automated Controls App, Insuring Risk, Coinbase, Building Boom

POP 7: Executive Committees, Leaving Non-Profits, Fundraising Dependence, Donating vs. Investing

The Profitless on Purpose Podcast is all about news and discussion on non-profits, hosted by Mark Palardy, Lisa Sheldon, Tammy Hess, and AJ Wheeler. The crew discuss why someone may leave the non-profit sector, the challenges for non-profits which depend primarily on fundraising, seeing a non-profit donation as an investment in social change, finally a discussion on executive committees and when they may or may not be necessary.    Leaving Non-Profits - https://highlandsolutions.com/blo...

NOB 74: Cannabis Security Suits, NY Legalization, and CPAs in the Cannabis Industry

The None of our Businesses crew welcomes guest Katye Maxson Landis, a successful CPA specializing in the cannabis industry, and founder of Moxy Accounting right here in Portland, OR. Together we discuss litigation risks in the cannabis industry, the impact of New York’s legalization of cannabis and how the East Coast will handle continued legalization, as well as how CPAs work in the cannabis industry.   Katye’s Firm - Moxy Accounting - https://moxyaccounting.com   Katye’s Cannabis A...

NOB 73: U.S. Wealth Rise, UK Tariffs, Restaurant Revitalization, Amazon Unions, Global Tax Fraud

The None of our Businesses crew gather to discuss the observation that Americans have gotten wealthier through 2020, rising tariffs towards certain UK goods in a response towards their rise of taxes on tech from the US, the Restaurant Revitalization Fund rollout to help keep eateries in business, the state of unionizing within Amazon, and the IRS teaming up with various countries around the world to better understand fintech tax fraud.   U.S. Wealth - https://www.barrons.com/articles/am...

NOB 71: Kaizen, Mosquitoes, Pac-Man Defense, Rental Assistance, Tax Delays, and Star Trek Currency

The None of our Businesses crew gather to talk about Kaizen, and how to approach improving your business, invasive mosquitoes in Florida possibly bringing diseases and how we might respond, the Pac-Man Defense and how a business may fend off a hostile takeover, renters receiving financial assistance allowing landlords to pay their mortgages, can we live in a currency of merit instead of money as displayed in Star Trek, and a postponed tax deadline to May 17th.   Kaizen - https://en.wikip...

NOB 70: Food Shortage, Accounting Automation, Slow Construction, Stocks from Stimulus

The None of our Businesses crew discusses a rise in food prices around the world, whether or not jobs are at risk due to automation in the accounting industry, housing construction slowing down due to a shortage in building material supplies, and a trend of stimulus checks being put into stocks by young investors.   Food Shortage - https://www.axios.com/global-food-prices-coronavirus-protests-9d81f4c6-7665-4aa5-9250-a5b670efdb30.html   Automation - https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/0...

NOB 69: Job Rates, FB v. Apple, Zoom All Day, Sneaker Biz, Massive Tax Fraud

The None of our Businesses crew gather to talk about an increase in job numbers at a lower than expected rate, Facebook doing battle with Apple over the privacy of user data, the exhaustion of sitting in Zoom meetings all day, the market of reselling Nike sneakers, the biggest case of tax fraud in U.S. history.   Job Rates - https://www.thestreet.com/markets/stock-market-dow-jones-industrial-average-jobs-bonds-030321   Facebook v. Apple - https://www.npr.org/2021/02/26/971367875/wh...

NOB 68: Business Names, Burnouts, McDonald’s, Firm Mobility, Econ Growth, COVID’s Financial Impact

The None of our Businesses crew gather to discuss using your personal name, or a brand name for your business, employees and especially leaders are feeling burned out at the end of every work day, McDonald’s feeling threatened by employees wanting higher pay, firm mobility and whether or not accounting firms should be able to provide services across state lines, a projection to see high economic growth in the next few years, Fry’s Electronics is going out of business and shutting down all st...

NOB 67: 3D Printing, Disney Accounting, Citibank, More Scams, Alcohol Taxes, Texas Storm, Financial

The None of our Businesses crew discuss 3D printed homes, Disney accused of unethical accounting, retail sales growth of 5.3% in January, fat fingers at Citibank accidentally moved $500 million to the wrong place and they’re not allowed to get it back, billions have been lost to unemployment scams, increasing tax regulations for online alcohol services, the sudden winter storm down in Texas, and finally, ten things only financial controllers will understand.   3D Printing - https://www....

NOB 66: Working Hours, Lawsuits, Accountant Marketing, CFO’s, 007, Gamestop Taxes, Grandma’s Lawsuit

The None of Our Businesses crew gather to talk about the irony of remote employees working longer hours than ever before, impending lawsuits against businesses instigated by the pandemic, methods on how accountants can better market themselves, many CFO’s resigning due to a lack of adaptability to the global pandemic, marketing conflicts with product placement, Nabisco closing a plant in Atlanta firing hundreds of employees, capital gains taxes for short term trading of Gamestop stock, Bever...

NOB 65: BP’s Loss, Benefit Scams, Rigged Markets, Housing Bubble, Slow Internet Complaints, Lockstep

The None of Our Businesses Crew discuss BP’s loss of billions due to both the pandemic and the rise in sustainable energies, caution for identity theft around unemployment benefit scammers which have risen with pandemic induced unemployment, the idea that financial markets have always been rigged, whether or not Reddit should be responsible for it’s users leading to Gamestop’s stock kerfuffle, we might be in a new housing bubble and how high housing prices are currently, filing taxes this ye...

NOB 64: Small Accounting Firms, Online Sales, Airline Costs, Accounting Tech, Merck, and GameStop

The None of Our Businesses Crew gather to talk about the future of small accounting firms and how they may succeed, COVID leading to an unexpectedly high increase of online sales in various countries around the world, the price of flights to Europe may grow in price since a lot of business is now being conducted in zoom meetings and a potential COVID hangover, whether or not Intuit is actually great for accountants (Spoiler Alert: it is not), another accounting software, Sage, went down for ...

NOB 63: CEO Experience, Indy Fintech, MLB, Crypto, Cash Flow, SBA 7(a) Loan, PPP, Internet Speeds

The None of Our Businesses Crew get together to discuss why lesser experienced CEO perform better than, Major League Baseball cut a quarter of city affiliates, French accounting software startup rebranding to be called Indy, a possible crackdown on cryptocurrencies, overseeing cash flow of small businesses, SBA 7(a) Loan guidance for small businesses, using PPP with more experience, poorly analyzing internet speeds.   CEO - https://www.forbes.com/sites/markhall/2021/01/17/the-surprising...

NOB 62: Whistleblowing, Gig Work, Management Reports, Accounting Megatrends, Bookkeeping

The None of Our Businesses Crew gather to discuss remote working leading to a rise in whistleblowing, Albertsons replacing employees with gig workers, efficiently creating management reports, accounting politics, six major trends for the accounting profession, a tweet from Musk boosting Signal Advance’s stock, earning as a Bookkeeping Consultant.   Whistleblowing - https://www.accountingtoday.com/articles/whistleblowing-soars-to-record-with-americans-working-from-home   Albertsons -...

NOB 61: Work Ethic, Retention Credit, Dying Industry, Stimulus Tax Breaks, Multiple Revenue Streams

The None of Our Businesses Crew get together to talk about employees being lazy and going against a strong work ethic coined as touching fish, changes to the employee retention credit, jobless claims and the use of unemployment benefits are still high by the beginning of 2021, gig economy workers more easily classified as contractors, what to consider if you might be in a dying industry, a tax bomb may be waiting for Mom & Pop businesses, IRS stimulus tax breaks, having multiple revenue stre...

NOB 60: Job Search, Musk’s PowerPoint Advice, Accounting Tech, Sandcastle Physics

The None of Our Businesses Crew get together to talk about pausing the job search, Elon Musk advising CEO’s to dial it back on their PowerPoint presentations, accounting technology catching up, and the Physics of Sandcastles.   Job Search - https://www.linkedin.com/news/story/time-to-pause-the-job-hunt-4994228/   Musk’s Advice - https://www.wsj.com/articles/elon-musk-advises-ceos-to-stop-wasting-time-on-powerpoint-meetings-11607470065?redirect=amp#click=https://t.co/dy05Z9uouQ   ...

NOB 59: Suzy Oubre and Asset-Based Lending

This week on the None of Our Businesses Podcast we're joined by Suzy Oubre. She has been helping clients with credit challenges for over 22 years. She helps clients solve their cash flow issues while improving their business model. Her company Alliance Commercial Credit Group offers alternative financing from the commercial banks. None of Our Businesses Episode 59, December 2020

NOB 58: Shipageddon, Tourist Economy, Job Data, Trickle-Down Economics

The None of Our Businesses Crew gather to discuss shipping challenges, a lack traveling Canadians is hurting the seasonal tourism economy, economists warning employment numbers are going to get worse, and the inefficacy of Trickle-down economics.   Shipageddon - https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-holiday-vaccine-shipping/retailers-already-fear-u-s-holiday-shipageddon-now-here-come-vaccines-idUSKBN2843CZ   Snowbirds - https://apnews.com/article/travel-pandemics-arizona-florida-c...

NOB 57: Business Applications and Funds, W-4, Closing Restaurants, Swearing Accountants, and more

The None of Our Businesses Crew get together to discuss over half a million new business applications, the W-4 form not gaining traction, a continued expectation for restaurants to close, Hawai’i promoting remote working to help their tourism industry, gig workers potentially being paid in stocks, preparing PPP 2 loans could be seen as a full time job, small business owners using their personal finances to run their businesses, Red Box launching a free streaming service, and the confirmed fa...

NOB 56: Business Travel, Vaccine Freezers, IRS Investigations, Monkey Labor, and Pizza Blankets

The None of Our Businesses Crew gather to welcome a new member, Jack DiMatteo, and discuss plenty of news including: Bill Gate’s prediction of a reduction in future business travel, hospitals panic buying, the IRS investigating fewer tax preparers, relying on internet speeds while working remotely, Apple reducing their commission for app developers, the sad truth of forced monkey labor, advisory firms helping businesses during the pandemic, Pizza Hut selling a weighted blanket which will hel...

NOB 55: Large PPP Loans, Remote Taxes, Gary V’s Moves, Biden’s Agenda, Climbing the Remote Ladder

The None of Our Businesses Crew get together and discuss new rules for $2 million or larger loans, rising COVID numbers and a rising stock market, Deutsche Bank proposing a 5% tax hike on remote workers, accounting firm resetting for the near future, taxing GoFundMe donations, Gary V on his marketing moves, Biden’s proposed economic agenda, the so called Nose In, Fingers Out methodology, and how to keep raising your professional value while working remotely.   Large PPP Loans - https://...

NOB 54: Walmart Inventory, OSHA, Prop. 22, Teslaquila, Renewable Power Costs, Fat-Finger Errors

The None of Our Businesses Crew gather to discuss Walmart going back to taking inventory with humans rather than robots, OSHA being sued for a lack of infectious disease standards, California’s Prop. 22 allowing Uber and Luft drivers to remain as independent contractors, Tesla came out with a tequila, and it’s called Teslaquila, Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai declaring Artificial Intelligence as a greater advantage for the human race than the discovery of fire, prices dropping for renewable powe...

NOB 53: AIG Lawsuit, Reddit Salary, Open Accounting Jobs, Starlink, Accounting Growth, Wavering GDP

The None of Our Businesses crew discuss a lawsuit against AIG, Reddit permanently working from home, backfilling accounting jobs, Starlink connecting the world, growth drivers for accounting firms, GDP growth, who chooses salary, auditing as a profession, and Excel broadening its usage.   AIG - https://www.reuters.com/article/us-aig-settlement/u-s-says-aig-settles-tax-shelter-lawsuit-forgoes-over-400-million-tax-credits-idUSKBN2781T2   Reddit - https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/articl...

NOB 52: We have a new crew member, Wells Fargo trouble, PayPal Crypto, Form 1099, Whiskey

This week on the None of Our Businesses Podcast we welcome Mark, our new member of the crew! Discussion this week includes Wells Fargo employees taking advantage of COVID relief, PayPal accepting cryptocurrency, the IRS making changes to Form 1099, green tech stocks planning to rise based on election expectations, making mistakes in business, low interest rates making the economy worse, the DOJ filing an antitrust case against Google, outdated business guidelines, and investing in whiskey. ...

NOB 51: More PPP, Excel Misuse, Remote Culture, Batman, Remote Productivity, The Littlest Skyscraper

The None of Our Businesses crew gather to talk about another PPP update, not tracking COVID with Excel, remotely maintaining company culture, creating an alter ego to empower objective decision making, Microsoft sharing revenue with GameStop, big companies taking over the world economy, increasing productivity for working remotely, The World’s Littlest Skyscraper fooling investors. Simpler PPP - https://smallbiztrends.com/2020/10/simple-ppp-loan-forgiveness-application.html   Excel - ...

NOB 50: Game of Thrones Loans, Beamer’s Bummer, Trump’s Taxes, Layoffs, Les Schwab’s Sale, and Creative Mancaves

The None of Our Businesses crew reunite to discuss changes to independent contracting rules, BMW inflating sales, Trump’s taxes, pandemic layoffs, an update on the sale of Les Schwab, extortion through Game of Thrones named companies, and how Manhattan Transit Authority employees get creative.   Contracting - https://smallbiztrends.com/2020/09/labor-dept-new-independent-contractor-rule.html   BMW - https://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory/bmw-fined-18-million-inflating-monthly-us-sa...

NOB 49: Low Interest Rates, Superfood, Funding Zombie Corporations, Kiwibot, Leaking Gas, and Bethesda

The None of Our Businesses crew discuss lower interest rates for the near future, Oregon’s local Laird Superfoods going public, funding zombie corporations, Kiwibot delivering food with robots, gas companies abandoning wells letting them leak gas forever, and Microsoft buying the game developer Bethesda.   Low Interest Rates -  https://www.wsj.com/articles/fed-signals-interest-rates-to-stay-near-zero-through-2023-11600279214?st=r4coex727szw4ea&reflink=article_copyURL_share   Super...

NOB 48: Zooming All Day, Leaving the City with Remote Pay Cuts, FedEx Shipping and Chuck E. Cheese

The None of Our Businesses crew distantly discuss being in Zoom meetings all day, more people choosing to work out of town coupled with a reduced salary, increased shipping demand for FedEx, and Chuck E. Cheeze’s final spool of tickets.   Zoom meetings - https://hbr.org/2020/09/remote-work-doesnt-have-to-mean-all-day-video-calls   Leaving the City - https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/16/business/stripe-employees-new-cities/index.html   Pay Cuts - https://finance.yahoo.com/news/vmware-tw...

NOB 47: Pinterest HQ, Getting a Boat, .cpa Domain, Malls, and Tax Deferrals

The None of Our Businesses crew discuss Pinterest terminating the lease of their HQ to become more remote, going sailing during the pandemic, the AICPA taking applications for their .cpa domain name, struggling shopping malls, and the payroll tax deferral.   Pinterest - https://outline.com/2ZAk5B   Boats - https://www.inquirer.com/business/retail/boating-sales-shortage-virus-philadelphia-20200808.html   Domain - https://www.accountingtoday.com/news/aicpa-opens-up-applications-f...

NOB 45: iPhone Factories, IRS Errors, USPS Slowing Down, Leaving San Fran, Instagram’s Violations

The None of Our Businesses crew go over decentralizing factory production of iPhones from China, the IRS making errors needing to be fixed, the impact on small businesses from the USPS slowing down service, the trend of people moving out of San Francisco and urban centers in general, Instagram violating the privacy of unconsenting bystanders, and Trump’s new tax plan has a catch. None of Our Businesses Episode 45, August 2020

NOB 43: Remote Tuition, Taxation and Small Towns

This week the None of Our Businesses crew gather to talk about frequently asked questions on PPP loans, lowering tuition for students attending remote classes, dual state income taxation, new stimulus loan expectations, remote working from a small town, and insurance companies not covering their business interruption policies. None of Our Businesses Episode 43, August 2020

NOB 42: A Four Day Work Week, Moving Out of the City, and Large Acquisitions

The None of Our Businesses crew discuss a staggered four day work week, discounting your business’ services, Tesla’s leaked information, remote working reducing urban interests, large acquisitions deals, and yet more PPP Loan issues.   4 day work week - https://www.inc.com/jessica-stillman/why-more-companies-are-offering-a-four-day-workweek.html   Discounting services - https://www.accountingweb.com/practice/clients/the-high-cost-of-discounting-your-services   Tesla’s secrets -...

NOB 41: Remote Auditing, Online Banking and Hollywood Accounting

The None of Our Businesses crew delve into remote auditing, even more tech companies going remote, online banking, accusations of free tax software being hidden, accounting alongside law, and Hollywood accounting.   Remote auditing - https://www2.deloitte.com/us/en/pages/audit/articles/three-insights-for-remote-auditing.html   Remote tech - https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/13/tech-companies-curb-real-estate-expenses-end-leases-merge-offices.html   Online banking - https://www.forb...

NOB 39: Booming Plexiglass Industry, Automated Trucking, Hemp Banking and More

The None of Our Businesses crew gather to discuss publicising Trump’s tax records, the Big Four potentially being split in the UK, automated trucking, banking for hemp businesses, the booming plexiglass industry, alternative financing strategies, and the U.S. possibly banning TikTok and other chinese apps. Trump’s taxes - https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/supreme-court-rules-new-york-prosecutor-can-get-trump-s-n1232086   Big Four split - https://www.accountingtoday.com/ar...

NOB 38: Physical Money, Mistaken Checks, and More Businesses Affected by the Pandemic

The None of Our Businesses crew sit down to discuss the need for physical currency, the IRS sending stimulus checks to deceased recipients, Intuit’s layoffs, talks of a tax filing date extension, more about PPP loans, dependency on Airbnb, and the question of what happens if a business fails after receiving loans. The None of Our Businesses Episode 38, June 2020

NOB 37: Jennifer Fern-Peterson

This week we're joined by Jennifer Fern-Peterson, VP and Senior SBA Specialist with Key Bank. Jennifer shares her experiences working with businesses and navigating through these confusing times created by the pandemic. You can reach Jennifer here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferfern1/ [email protected] None of Our Businesses, Episode 37 June 2020

NOB 36: More PPP Loan Changes and Business Developments During the Pandemic

The None of Our Businesses crew examine the best places for business, PG&E prosecution,Walmart expanding online, 24 Hour Fitness declaring bankruptcy, PPP Loan Application changes, artistic stock market visualizations, and CPA continuous testing.   Where to conduct business - https://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/16/us-and-china-fall-in-business-effectiveness-singapore-denmark-hk-rise.html   PG&E Prosecution - https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-53072946   Walmart Online - https://bu...

NOB 34: More Financial Rule Changes and How Various Industries Are Dealing With the Pandemic

The None of Our Businesses crew gather to discuss rule changes for PPP loans, maximizing loan forgiveness, the IRS going after a few college coaches, cryptocurrency, failing cash flow, business efficiency, micro stimulus programs, and of course clacker balls.   PPP changes - https://www.forbes.com/sites/alangassman/2020/06/08/treasury-announces-relief-from-60-cliff-but-does-it-have-the-authority-to-do-this/#1c9fa26b36dc   Loan forgiveness - https://www.accountingtoday.com/opinion/i...

NOB 33: Keeping Your Business Running During the Pandemic While Looking Forward

The None of Our Businesses crew discuss future proofing your firms, Zoom's growth, reopening your business, longer terms for small business loans, interacting with banks during a recession, Mark Cuban's free PPP loan forgiveness website, and cashflow forecasting. Future Proofing - https://www.accountancyage.com/2020/05/15/talent-and-tech-key-to-future-proofing-firms/ Zoom - https://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/02/zoom-zm-earnings-q1-2021.html Reopening - https://www.cfo.com/fpa/2020/06/five-ac...

NOB 32: Working From Home to Reopening Businesses

Joining us again is CEO of Intuitive Digital, Nick Footer talks discusses business growth, accounting for digital marketing, and how his business is dealing with the pandemic. Intuitive Digital: https://intuitivedigital.com/ The None of Our Businesses crew gather to talk about blockchain, PwC reopening offices, and spending more time working from home. None of Our Businesses Episode 32, June 2020

NOB 30: Modern Digital Marketing

Joining us this episode is Nick Footer, CEO of Intuitive Digital to tell us about his company and his entrepreneurial journey. Intuitive Digital: https://intuitivedigital.com/ At the Roundtable the None of Our Businesses Crew discusses small business loans and business bankruptcies. None of Our Businesses Episode 30

NOB 29: Rising Waters

The None of Our Businesses crew get together far more than six feet apart to discuss the a new CPA licensure model, the effect of the response to the pandemic so far, online security during the pandemic, private investing in the UK Treasury, FASB delays, and SEC Rule changes. None of Our Businesses Episode 29

NOB 28: Businesses changing due to unprecedented circumstances

The None of Our Businesses crew discuss potential bankruptcies for many businesses in the near future, New York taxes, a steakhouse repaying loans, and Twitter moving to a permanent work from home model. Steakhouse Loans: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/23/ruths-chris-steakhouse-owner-says-it-will-repay-20-million-in-small-business-loan.html Business Bankruptcies: https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/central-ny/ap-top-news/2020/04/26/a-flood-of-business-bankrupties-likely-in-coming-month N...

NOB 27: Staying Prepped for the Unexpected is Key to Long-Term Business Success

The None of Our Businesses crew gather on zoom to discuss taking stock of your business and making sure you're prepared for the unexpected, as well as how business may be affected by the pandemic for the coming future, and Elon Musk fighting to keep his factories open. None of Our Businesses Episode 27