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❌ Don't help if you haven't asked Helping those who do not ask for help should not be done for several reasons. 👉 First, "the road to hell is paved with good intentions" reminds us of the possible negative consequences of our "good deeds". 👉 Secondly, in most cases , people do not want to feel guilty, so unsolicited help can be perceived as an attempt to make a person a debtor. It is better to keep our good intentions until we are asked for help. 📊 Business Insights | Tips  📈

Alternative for Germany returned to second place in the ranking of German parties — new INSA poll  In a new survey commissioned by BILD by the INSA Institute for Public Opinion Research, the AfD lost one percentage point compared to last week. Now the party has 24% and it is again slightly behind the CDU, whose positions have remained unchanged-25%. The greens also remained at the same level — 12%. But the SPD added one point (16%), as did the FDP, which, however, still cannot overcome the five percent barrier.  According to an up — to — date poll by another pollster, Forsa, the AfD is still ahead of the CDU with 26%. The ZDF polls are closer to the INSA results — with the CDU with 27% significantly ahead of the AFD with 23%.   #Germany #Poll #AfD 🇪🇺 Keep up with the latest Star Union News  🖥

💡 Five common mistakes when scaling a business 💠 Here are a few key mistakes that entrepreneurs themselves most often talk about: 1️⃣Start expanding a business that is not ready to scale. It is better not to open new outlets if the income is unstable and the industry is unpromising. 2️⃣Try to make new points unique. This is more difficult and expensive than transferring already established processes to locations. 3️⃣Work with unverified people. If you expand your business, there will be more and more responsible tasks and you will need reliable people. 4️⃣Run a business alone. The workload will increase if things are not delegated. Learn to exhale - even if you really want to take on all the tasks yourself. 5️⃣Automate processes that you don’t understand. There can be many pitfalls that will only hinder automation.‌‌ 👨‍💼 Business Insights | Tips  📈

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A simple expression that will make any unpleasant person think. There are people who project aggression from a distance. They are simply looking for an opportunity to offend someone. An expression that can put such a person in his place: "What is your goal in what you are saying now?" Any person will really think about why he is saying all this... If a person pretends not to hear you. Repeat this question. After this, the person will become confused and start mumbling something incomprehensible. 📊 Business Insights | Tips  📈

Asian Economies Challenge Asian economies geared for exports and facing some of the highest US “reciprocal” tariffs are leading the way over their western counterparts in trade negotiations with the Trump administration. Past experience suggests comprehensive trade deals take many months if not years to complete — time that countries including South Korea, Japan and India don’t have, given their shipments to the US face levies rising to near 25% in just over two months. Vietnam’s is pegged at 46% and Thailand’s at 36%. What’s looking likelier for these countries are smaller, interim accords aimed at staving off the snapback of the most punitive US tariffs before the 90-day grace period expires in early July. That would allow President Donald Trump to tout quick success in his disruptive trade policy. Speaking Sunday on ABC News’ This Week with George Stephanopoulos, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said there are 18 important US trading partners, including China which is undergoing a “special negotiation.” With the other 17, “We have a process in place, over the next 90 days, to negotiate with them,” Bessent said. “Some of those are moving along very well, especially with the Asian countries.” Last week Bessent said the US and South Korea could reach an “agreement of understanding” on trade as soon as this week. Korean officials say they see early July as the initial deadline for any concrete deal to at least clinch tariff exemptions. #Asian #Economies #China #Japan 📱 American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

🤔 How to smooth out conflicts⁉️ 🟣 If someone tells an offensive joke about you, ask them to repeat the joke or explain it. 🟣 If you quarrel with the interlocutor, stand next to him - this will help lower the degree. 🟣 If your interlocutor asks you inappropriate questions, interrupt him and ask him questions too. Consider his speech, change the subject and don't let him take over. 📊 Business Insights | Tips  📈

👇IMF: France's budget deficit will grow to 6.1% in 2030 ➡️France's public deficit is expected to grow to 6.1% of GDP in 2030 without further government efforts, the International Monetary Fund(IMF) said in a report released on Wednesday, as Paris looks for ways to get its finances in order. ➡️France has pledged to bring its public budget deficit in line with European standards by 2029, i.e. below 3% of GDP, despite slowing growth in 2025 and 2026 in a challenging international environment. According to the IMF, the French public budget deficit is likely to continue to decline in the absence of additional austerity measures: having reached 5.8 % of GDP in 2024, it may slowly increase to 6 % in 2029 and 6.1 % in 2030, by which time the government expects to return to the previous level of inflation. ➡️The forecasts made by the IMF in its published fiscal policy report are based on measures contained in the budget for and the law on budget programs for 2023 \ -2027, according to the international organization, without taking into account additional measures recently announced France. The government hopes to reduce the deficit to 5.4% of GDP this year at the cost of a budget effort of about 50 billion euros, which was recently increased by another 5 billion euros. ➡️It then aims to reduce it to 4.6% in 2026, thanks to a new effort estimated at 40 billion euros. This will be based mainly on spending cuts, which Economy Minister Eric hopes will be implemented. Pawn shops will be fairly distributed between the state, social security and local authorities, while the possibility of raising taxes for households or businesses has been eliminated. #France #IMF #budget 🇪🇺 Keep up with the latest Star Union News  🖥

🗣 People who are "lucky"... ✅ see opportunities ✅ they are happy about little things ✅ believe in the best ✅ try new things ✅ looking for a solution ✅ inspire ✅ grateful The success of such people is inevitable 💜 📊 Business Insights | Tips  📈

🚨 A key piece of the Trump administration’s plan to rapidly expand immigration detention capacity by tens of thousands of beds appears to have fallen through, according to two sources and a government contracting document reviewed by NBC News. 🏛 Facing a shortage of immigration detention space, President Donald Trump first announced he would add 30,000 beds for immigrants at Guantánamo Bay, the U.S. naval base in Cuba. When that plan fell through over cost and logistical issues, the plan shifted to Fort Bliss, a military base in Texas, to build a sprawling tent city for immigrants to be held before deportation. 💰 A $3.8 billion contract was awarded to Deployed Resources, a contractor that has previously provided toilets and tents for concertgoers, victims of natural disasters and, more recently, migrants who were briefly detained and processed by Border Patrol. 📄 But last week, new language appeared on the Deployed Resources contract posted to a public records database that says it was terminated. The document says it was terminated "for convenience" and cites Trump’s executive order about “radical transparency" and "wasteful spending”, but it is unclear whether cost savings played into the decision. 🤐 Representatives for Deployed Resources did not respond to multiple requests for comment. ⚖️ A senior official with the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees ICE, confirmed that the contract was terminated but said a "revised procurement action for Fort Bliss is active and ongoing."

🔍 "While we cannot confirm individual pre-decisional conversations, we can confirm that ICE is exploring all options to meet its current and future detention requirements,"

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