Selling my company’s $50k worth of ESPP at a loss worth it? I work in a tech company that I have about $50k worth of ESPPs in my company that I have contributed over the years. My company’s stock had a steady decline and is valued much lower than its original value for about 40-50% of the money I’ve contributed to, thanks to competition doing better. I also have some RSUs that have vested. Should I conti…

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The Trump rally shooter had a Discord account, company says Image: Cath Virginia / The Verge, Getty ImagesThe person who attempted to assassinate Donald Trump during a rally on Saturday had a Discord account — though it was rarely used — according to the company. “Discord removed the account according to our off-platform behavior policy and we are assisting law enforcement in their investigation,” Clint …

Trying out a portfolio management company, thoughts? I’ve been investing since 2017, and since then saw some big wins and losses. For the majority of my investment career I’ve been investing in index etfs and mutual funds. During covid, I took a big risk that payed off and went in a super leveraged position going long on qqq. I made a ton off of that but then subsequently lost my winnings continui…

Roth IRA vs. company 401(k) Hi all, just started a new position and the company offers a 401(k) with no match. I also have a Roth IRA that I’ve been contributing to separately for years. Since I won’t be in a position to max out both 401(k) or Roth IRA, wondering which of these vehicles I should use to park my retirement savings (aiming for $800/mo) in going forward? What …

LPT Your health insurance company might reimburse gym memberships and/or equipment I recently learned that my health insurance company reimburses gym memberships, or gym equipment purchases of up to $150 a year per person. Depending on what gym you’re signed up to and what health insurance plan you have, it could mean you can basically be a member for free! Check with your insurance carrier or your place of employment to see i…

This Company Wants to Onboard ‘AI Employees,’ Whatever That Means Your next coworker might be entirely digital.

Got an order from a company in my niche in China. Should I cancel it? I manufacture and sell a unique product, and I had an order recently from a customer in China using a company email address that indicates that they work for a company that manufactures and wholesales within my niche. It’s possible that they’re just buying it for themself, but I’m concerned about this being an attempt to steal/reverse engineer m…

Therapy company mislead me and now I owe a huge bill I started with a new therapist recently. When I initially signed up I made sure my insurance was accepted. The other thing was I had not hit my deductible so I wanted to know the upfront cost. I was told the initial consultation was $150 and every appointment after was $100. I only had a $1000 dollar deductible so I wasn’t worried about it too m…

Can I become a distributor for the company I work for? Not sure if this is the appropriate thread to ask this question to. I am an engineer for a small family business. Most of the time, customer service gets a call on how to buy the company’s products, which CSR would respond by telling them to get with a distributor. I have been thinking of creating a brand, LLC, an online store, and plugging in …

Samsung Introduces the First Smart Ring From a Major Tech Company Samsung is the first major phone manufacturer to offer a smart ring.

Company just introduced 401k. I’m 13.50 an hour + tips (also taxed). We just got a new 401k plan made available to us that allows me to contribute my own choice to a 401k or a Roth. I don’t know how to explain it completely. Any recommendations on what to do / how to go about this to maximize? Images will be posted on my profile! submitted by /u/mmj_michael …

Should I invest in my company’s 401k if I plan to leave within the next year? My company has a several year vesting period. Is it worth it to sign up for my company’s 401k plan if I plan to leave long before it’s vested? Or would my money have better use in a different investment since I won’t be getting the match regardless? submitted by /u/preloom

Top Crypto VC Says Ex-General Partner Made Undisclosed Side Deal With Portfolio Company Polychain says Niraj Pant broke the fund’s policies by secretly accepting “adviser” tokens from Eclipse.

The Vergecast builds a tech company Image: Alex Parkin / The VergeWelcome to the inaugural meeting of the board of The Vergecast Inc. The one and only item on the agenda for today? Build the greatest tech company in the history of the universe. We will borrow, steal, and buy the best products and businesses from tech companies around the world in order to offer the best possible l…

My company stock is a blessing and a curse. So I’m about 17 years away from projected retirement with a slightly above average 401K. 50% of that is composed of company stock from when we were a private company and then went public. That was a great boost to my account when everything converted over. However since going public in 2020 the stock has underperformed the rest of my 401K portf…

Almost All Ice Cream Truck Music Is Controlled By One Company If you’ve ever heard an ice cream truck playing a little jingle as it drove down your street on a hot summer day, you’ve been touched by the marketing genius of Bob Nichols. You’ve never heard of him, but he’s the guy responsible for all of the music that gets played out of nearly every ice cream truck across the… Read more…

I dislike when a company owns a Property and decides to do nothing with it even when the people from the show or who created it want to do something with it There’s been some shows where the creator is like I’d like to continue the story ive got backers the cast coming back and maybe a place for the show And the higher ups are like no we’re good The animated show Undergrads is owned by MTV years and years ago the creater wanted to do a continuation of the show and they’re like nope we’re good Even …

Insurance company wants me to pay them back directly with money I never received from them? Hi folks. My son had an ER visit in early April. Total of about 12 hours. Obviously since then the bills, EOBs, form letters, etc., have come pouring in. Yesterday I got two letters from my insurance company saying that they “overpaid you for this claim.” They are asking me to write them two checks, to them directly, for the amount they overpaid…

Crypto company Consensys sued by SEC as regulator continues industrywide crackdown The SEC on Friday filed sued against blockchain software company Consensys, alleging the improper sale of securities.