If someone owns a majority of my shares, they legally own the company (In the case of my example, then they own me).
You can't actually be a company, you just make them to separate your personal self from your business endeavors. There are a lot of…
Well, if it's a public company, it makes more sense.
Let's say I go public and sell 100 shares of myself. My shares sell for $1 a share. People buy them because I am worth more than $100, so $1 a share is a bargain. In a few years the price is $8 …
I met Nick on the bus. I say beside him and he said, "Are you Mike?" and that was a little freaky! He is a reader of the fine work we do at Urban Honking. He is also very nice and he is looking for a job. I told him to look here, so please keep post…
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(I also have another gmail I use for signing up for junk, plus my work email, plus a secret one I use for projects where I can't risk being identified.)
Oldest email is number 135130 from Apr…
"The rule of thumb is to get dogs from a rescue or shelter, and not from someone who is making money off of selling dogs."
This sentiment seems like it could apply to more than just dogs...