Anyone investing heavily this year??
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He’s just blew $20k.
Should I pay off my debt or should I invest? Should I handle my business or should I go gambling? Seems like quite a conundrum.
an entire generation of sociopaths. I hope when the big crash comes they fulfill the cypher and chew on their pistol in their basement.
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Good. I would. Take it as far as you can then live off the money. Shit don’t have long.
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I don't want to sell my BIP & BEP positions
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I don't want to sell my BIP & BEP positions
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As a result of recent US legislation under Internal Revenue Code Section 1446(f), gross proceeds from sales of and certain distributions from Publicly Traded Partnerships ("PTPs") held by non-US tax residents (both individuals and entities) will be subject to 10% withholding starting on January 1, 2023.
Your account has been identified as currently holding one or more PTP securities that will be subject to 10% withholding on gross proceeds if sold on or after January 1, 2023. If you choose to liquidate your position in PTPs prior to this date, you will not be subject to withholding.
For additional details, including a list of impacted PTP securities, please review IBKR's Knowledge Base article .
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Airbnb Inc., which faced a spate of backlash for charges of racial profiling of guests before initiating tougher standards, has bounced nearly 4,000 accounts from its home-sharing app this year for violating its nondiscrimination policy.
The policy asks hosts to treat guests with respect and without judgment or bias based on factors like race. The 2022 figure marks a decline from the 5,100 accounts removed last year.
Roughly 1.2 million users globally have been either removed from the platform or denied access to Airbnb ABNB, -2.34% since June 2020 for failing to commit to its nondiscrimination policy, says an update to an internal report released Tuesday. Airbnb has more than 4 million hosts around the world as of March this year.
Airbnb focused its initial review of discrimination potential on its booking success rate in the U.S., or the rate at which guests from different perceived racial groups successfully book a stay.
In 2021, guests perceived to be white had the highest booking success rate at 94.1%, while guests perceived to be Black had a rate of 91.4%. The company said that fewer than 1% of guests and hosts opted out of participating in the fact-finding.
The figures released Tuesday are part of an update to a platform equity audit that was first conducted six years ago. And it includes new data from Project Lighthouse, an initiative launched in 2020 to address disparities people of color experience o
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OK, I don't hate them as much now. Props.Airbnb cuts 4,000 hosts for violating nondiscrimination policy, including racial bias
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Oh that explains yesterday.
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The bill must still be approved by the US House of Representatives before going to President Joe Biden for approval. The House of Representatives would need to pass the Senate bill before the current congressional session ends, which is expected next week.
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Damn. I know for sure it's some BGOL cats better be deleting their twitters and hope they used VPNs.
Looks like 2023 will be another year for cheap shit. Stack it fellas.
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He has 400 million shares.
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Racist ass bank history.
I remember graduating high school and getting an account to ING Direct.
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