Real estatefromBusiness Insider2 weeks agoWe moved into a tiny house in a small Wyoming town. It was dreamy at first, but we just feel stuck 5 years later.Pandemic shutdowns made van life unsustainable, forcing a rushed tiny-house purchase and resulting in being stuck in a rural town years later.
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Tech industryfromEntrepreneur3 months agoHow to Build a Tech-Forward Company That Lasts | EntrepreneurCompanies adapted to Covid-19 by leveraging technology, proving its necessity for survival and innovation in business models going forward.
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