Trump Says He Wanted Biden ‘to Be Successful’ Tackling COVID-19, Blasts Performance

  • In a Fox Business interview, Trump blasted Biden’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Trump said that he wanted Biden to be “successful” but that his performance was a “disaster.”
  • Trump was roundly criticized for downplaying the severity of COVID-19 as president.

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Former President Donald Trump on Friday blasted President Joe Biden over what he described as his successor’s ineffective handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, despite his own missteps that hurt his reelection campaign last year.

During an interview on the Fox Business Network program “Varney & Co.,” Trump said he had hoped that Biden would succeed in tackling the coronavirus, which for nearly two years has created a public-health crisis and societal upheaval around the globe.

But Trump, who was roundly criticized during his

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27 Email Signature Examples – Small Business Trends

Email signatures are a crucial part of a business email and have a lot of importance. The presence of an email signature can tell a recipient who you are, what you do, and the best ways to get in touch with you. A well-crafted, relevant email signature can have a lot of benefits for your business. We’ll look at what an email signature is and why it’s important, plus examples of email signatures to help you create your own.



What is an Email Signature?

An email signature is a combination of text and images that goes at the end of every email you send. Depending on your email client, you can create an email signature that adds to every email you send.

If you pay attention to your emails, you’ll likely see that most professional emails have some kind of a signature at the end as a sign off.

Why

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Comcast’s Facing a Tough Streaming Decision

Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA) has an opportunity to bolster its Peacock streaming service, but it would come at a potentially significant cost. The media division of the company still licenses some of its top TV titles to Hulu. While Comcast owns a minority stake in Hulu, Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) operates the streaming service.

Early next year, Comcast has an opportunity to remove much of its content from Hulu and offer it exclusively on Peacock, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal. Doing so, however, could negatively impact the value of Hulu, of which it’s unlikely to sell its share in until 2024.

A man holding a tablet streaming video.

Image source: Getty Images.

Trouble taking flight

Peacock has struggled to find much of an audience relative to its peers. Peacock had 20 million monthly active accounts as of July, and management said it added a few million more in the third quarter. Keep in mind, Comcast

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Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey: Hits & misses

Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey stepped down as CEO from the social media platform on Monday, saying in an email announcing the move to employees that he was “really sad…yet really happy” about the decision.

News of his departure as chief – for a second time – sparked plenty of buzz and became the top trending subject on Twitter. Reactions were mixed, with many users sending Dorsey well-wishes and others declaring good riddance, speaking to the controversies surrounding the tech entrepreneur over the years.

MIAMI, FLORIDA – JUNE 04: Jack Dorsey creator, co-founder, and Chairman of Twitter and co-founder & CEO of Square on stage at the Bitcoin 2021 Convention (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images) (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images / Getty Images)

As Dorsey moves on to his next chapter, here are

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Boost Your Business with Amazon Lending

Sell here, borrow here. Once you have a seller’s account with Amazon, you may be eligible to borrow up to $750,000.



What is Amazon Lending?

Amazon launched Amazon Community Lending as a pilot program in 2011. From 2011 through 2019, borrowers got about $710 million in funding.

Amazon Lending provides short term business loans for qualified sellers. The sellers use the funds to get additional inventory. Amazon Lending works in partnership with Goldman Sachs and other third party lenders.

The available products include term loans, interest-only loans and lines of credit for US-based businesses.

How does Amazon Lending Work?

You must have an Amazon sellers account. The loans are by invitation only. There’s no credit check in the traditional style. Amazon automatically looks at select metrics such as your sales volume and invites you to apply.

What’s the payment method? Your monthly payments are automatically deducted from your sellers account

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