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Today is Small Business Saturday, so make sure that you show some love to the local and small businesses that you rely on every day!
And while there’s nothing trivial about Small Business Saturday, it is still time for our regular trivia question of the day:
On this day in 1914, the New York Stock Exchange opened after a closure that spanned _____ months.
Think you know the answer? You can read through and check to see if you got it right down at the bottom of this edition.
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Matthew Piercey, who is alleged to have run a Ponzi scheme totaling $35 million, last week tried to flee from the FBI on a “sea scooter to hide in the waters of Lake Shasta for nearly 30 minutes.”
Then there’s Marcus Schrenker, who ten years ago parachuted from a plane he crashed and fled on a motorcycle, after he was accused of stealing $1.5 million.
And Bernie Madoff, behind history’s biggest Ponzi scheme, is in jail with a 150-year sentence.
Have you ever worried that you, too, could encounter a financial advisor gone rogue, and find yourself cheated out of your hard-earned money?
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Today is Small Business Saturday, and many business owners hope sales will help offset some of the revenue they’ve lost during the pandemic. However, a recent survey indicates that 43% of consumers do not plan to spend as much this year, and a mere 6% of respondents will allocate that money for Small Business Saturday.
“It could be devastating for small businesses who rely on this blockbuster sales event,” one research scientist involved in the survey said.
A different study indicated that about 75% of small business owners are relying on the holiday season in order to stay afloat next year.
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