#business history

[unbfacts]

[menandwomanofhistory]

Ray Kroc

[newhistorybooks]

With deep empathy and keen insight, Jason Heppler shows what lies beneath the sparkling high-tech campuses of today’s Silicon Valley: a long and tangled history of environmental transformation and trade-offs, mythmaking and moneymaking, conservation and exclusion, and a western landscape remade many times over. This book is an invaluable addition to the literature.

[marthashlyn3]

Business History:

Established 2022.

I am a scientist and minister as an artist working creatively with the lord for love, peace, and harmony. Flow with me.

People were after my influence, doing black alchemy like crazy to me, looking into my future consistently, defaming me, inverted things were going on, and nature was a little more louder than usual. I’ve had life changing experiences with the lord and wanted to grow spiritually. So, I’ve made it my business to keep my influence, influence positive change, preserve grace and honor (for the lord at my church, in my family, & culture), keep the lord’s presence in my home & church, and promote peace as a Priestess of the gospel of Jesus and his works in my life. All, after raising awareness to the inverted things going on that were an emergency at the time considering my personal experiences in desperate hopes of knowing what could & will happen in the future. Jesus will be at the center of religion again. AND two people, reserved & prophesied for one another are to be married formally. I am the keeper of formal unions, among many other things. My goal is to have everyone in the galaxy tuned to the frequency of heaven and to live as responsibly as possible in the light of Jesus. Upright and sensible forever.

The two will have the ceremony

[illuminatingfacts]

The Rise and Fall of Kodak is an amazing story of innovation, success and business disruption. Check out the video and read the full story here --> https://illuminatingfacts.com/the-rise-and-fall-of-kodak/

#kodak #kodakfilm35mm #kodakcamera #eastman #eastmankodak #business #photography #digitalimaging #history #timelines #failures #successes #innovation #interestingfacts #illuminatingfacts

[nebraskaenergy]

Building, and Rebuilding, America

At it most basic, America is an agricultural nation, it has been since forever, and that suited the British back in the day, which is why the banned most manufacturing in the colonies, With independence came the freedom to innovate invent, and manufacture. As wee moved into the Old Northwest, from the Appalachians to the Mississippi north f the Ohio, the base f a market developed and products…

[saydesole]

Happy Black History 🤎

[gentlemanclub1]

How to Build a Multi-Million Dollar E-Commerce Store

The path to building a multi-million dollar e-commerce store involves thorough research, legal and financial setup, product management, customer support, marketing, business scaling, and preparing for a potential sale.

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[prokopetz]

The problem with folks arguing on the Internet about whether it's "realistic" to use a scythe as a weapon is that they're almost never actually talking about scythes; they're talking about some sort of fictitious vaguely-scythe-inspired polearm, and there's no point having an argument about that, because obviously a weapon can be used as a weapon. Let's bring real scythes into the picture – I want to see the hypothetical combat stance for one of these:

[unbfacts]

In 1978, to impress his girlfriend, Richard Branson showed interest in Necker Island, listed at $6 million. He initially offered $100,000, which was declined. A year later, the owner accepted $180,000, and Branson purchased the island.

[menandwomanofhistory]

Andrew Carnegie

[newhistorybooks]

"Beyond Piggly Wiggly is a cultural history of self-service that reveals how grocers and other stakeholders invested time and money into convincing consumers that doing the literal heavy lifting of shopping was both economically advantageous and socially and culturally acceptable (and sometimes even preferred). Lisa C. Tolbert shows how through trial and error local grocers refined self-service, shifting grocery stores from human-dependent food distribution depots to 'systems for automatic selling.'"

[makingqueerhistory]

There are parts of queer history we will never touch. People who lived quiet lives and were forgotten within a generation. Stories that were tucked under the bed and hidden from the world. Diaries that were burned with nothing to recover. Beyond the hiding, there is queerness that never had the chance to be discovered, people who felt different but never gave themselves a moment or sliver of grace to explore, much less vocalize it. This is worth mourning. It is worth cradling to your chest and feeling to the fullest devastation. More than anything else, it is worth remembering.

[troughtonmedia]

I have a meeting with the superintendent on Friday and I'm going to present this to her. A new class for the students to learn from!

[doctorsiren]

Day 25 of Sirentober / Doctober

Muse / Oracle

The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters

Available as a print on my Etsy Shop

[nebraskaenergy]

Number, Please

As I looked around at my newsfeeds over the last week or so, I have come to a conclusion. The Democrats have won, they have guaranteed one Donald Trump will have a second term as President. We have all, for decades known the Republicans to be “The Stupid Party” but it seems that the Jackass Party is even more imbecilic. Don’t go to sleep for a year, of course, we still have to run the race but…