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5 Reasons Why Micro-Businesses Will Define the Future of Work
Silicon Valley is obsessed with billion-dollar businesses. We are constantly hyping our unicorns-there are now more than 200 of them. As a result, it is easy to forget that 99.9% of US businesses are, in fact, very small. The US alone has more than 20 million XSMBs (extra small businesse... See more
Silicon Valley is obsessed with billion-dollar businesses. We are constantly hyping our unicorns-there are now more than 200 of them. As a result, it is easy to forget that 99.9% of US businesses are, in fact, very small. The US alone has more than 20 million XSMBs (extra small businesse... See more
Allison Baum Gates • The Rise of the XSMB and the end of corporate jobs that we hate
Martha Stewart, for example, began her career as a model, a job she took to pay for the part of the tuition to Barnard College (where she was studying art, European history and architectural history) not covered by her scholarship. She continued modeling after graduation, appearing in print and television ads for Breck shampoo, Clairol and even Tar
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Despite this, there are very few multinational organizations that have innovated in the space... In addition to the sheer size of the market, trends continue to evolve as more black consumers seek hair extensions that match their natural curly hair texture. One entrepreneur building a multinational business that aims to cater to this new trend in t... See more