Microsoft Surface 2

Does anyone have an opinion on this computer? My sister wants the Microsoft surface ( the cheapest version).



Owns a beauty shop and does constant online social media, facebook, twitter etc. Also needs to run quickbooks and keep a calander of appointments. Also updates her website on wix and does some light design work for flyers. I assume this computer is fine for this. She won't be doing any major graphics or gaming or anything else that requires too much. She just likes the lightweight smaller concept of this product so she can carry it easily.



It seems fine to me and i don't think she needs the "pro" version. I just want an opinion from some experts in case there are issues I wouldn't know or think about.



Thanks,

Paul

How to Learn from Failure

"There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure." --Colin Powell



Learning from failure is a choice and personal attitude. It requires a willingness to identify what could be improved followed by action to make a difference. When have you learned from failure in your business?

I Need a Review on My New Website, Thanks Everyone!

My website's banner logo have been redesigned however my concern is the content. Do you think it's a good idea to structure or create the content in a way that it resembles the feeling of an E-book? Tell me what you think. Any suggestions or feedback would be very much embraced, thanks in advance friends. Here is my site:



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How similar can a company name be without infringement?

I came up with an idea for a company a few years ago, which I hadn't been able to start due to life circumstances. Now I find out someone beat me to the punch on the idea, with a similar name and everything.



Now I have to reinvent the idea for my company, which sucks because I really love the name. And the difference is simple yet distinguishable.



For example, how does MySpace.com and Space.com exist without infringing on each other? Because that "My" is the same difference in names between this company and the one I wanted to start.



I know the best thing would be to come up with an entirely new name but I'm curious.

The right business for me

Hello everyone. Currently I am 15 years old. My uncle recently purchased my dream car, a Nissan GTR. He has taken me for many rides and I have locked down that car as my dream car. My question is, what business is right for me? The car is about 50-80k used. Should i start a product business, or a service? I have just recently started a lawn mowing business which i plan to expand. I made about 7-8 hundred dollars this year. I also want this car while i am sort of young(25-30). Does anyone have any tips, or ideas for what i should do? And also, i dont want any comments say a 4000 dollar car gets you to point a to b so why buy such an expensive car. Well since second grade i have been dreaming about cars. My uncle works at a honda dealer as a mechanic. I dont know how he has such a nice car and house, but i want to be like him someday. I will work as hard as i need to to accomplish my dream. Please help.;)

Greetings Earth Beings!

I'm glad I ran across this forum. I've been doing commercial and business financing for the past twenty years, but I'm always learning new things from other people, so I look forward to the interaction. Hopefully I can help a few people too looking for some advice. Thanks!



Harold

At what point to get serious with accounting for business

I started an online site and start up costs were very little. It's been 3 months and I have made a bit of profit, but nothing too significant. At what point should I actually consider consulting with an accountant about possible options to minimize the tax I need to pay back for profits. Currently, any money made is just deposited into my personal account since it's just a few bucks here and there. I don't know if it will be worth it to get a business tin, LLC, business checking account etc for such a small venture (more like a hobby). Looking for any advice so if one day I see an accountant, I'll have some specific questions to ask



Thanks