Opening a New Location for Your Business | business.com

There are a few things to consider before opening a new location.

There are few things as exciting as running a successful business. Often, finding success leads some to consider opening up a second location in a new market in an effort to increase profits. However, before you jump into starting a new location, be sure it’s the right next step for your business.

Even if an exciting opportunity comes your way, be sure you can handle it without sacrificing your primary business. You should be bringing in a steady profit, and your staff should be able to handle the business while you set up the second location. Next, be sure you can duplicate your business. Are you willing to share the family secret recipe? Is the key to your success clients who insist on working with you alone? If you’re satisfied that your business can thrive at a second branch, then start planning.

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Why your powerful PC still can’t handle the latest games | Digital Trends

We’re off to a rocky start with PC releases in 2023. Hogwarts Legacy, Resident Evil 4 Remake, Forspoken, and most recently and notably The Last of Us Part One have all launched in dire states, with crashes, hitches, and lower performance despite a minor increase in visual quality. And a big reason why is that the graphics cards of the last few years aren’t equipped to handle the demands of games today.

The GPUs themselves are powerful enough; games haven’t suddenly gotten more demanding for no reason. The problem is video memory or VRAM. Many of the most powerful GPUs from the previous generation weren’t set up to handle the VRAM demands of modern games, which may explain why your relatively powerful PC can’t handle the latest and most exciting new games.

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What Happens When a Company Wants to Go into Voluntary Liquidation? | The Startup Magazine

Cash flow problems can be a serious concern for any company, especially if they put your business at risk of being unable to pay its debts. If you notice these problems early, you may be able to implement new strategies to resolve these challenges quickly and avoid insolvency. If these problems cannot be resolved, and your business is unable to pay its debts when they are due, the company will be considered insolvent.

At this stage, the available options will become severely limited. Whilst there are several company rescue solutions that might help you to recover your business during the early stages of financial difficulty, there are some circumstances in which the best option may be to enter Voluntary Liquidation.

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Donald Trump likely to be arrested in coming days | BBC News

The case against Donald Trump stems from a nearly five-year-long investigation led by the Manhattan District Attorney’s office.

The probe began under then-DA Cyrus Vance Jr while Trump was still in the White House.It has since been taken over by his predecessor, Alvin Bragg, 49, who is the first person of colour elected to the office.

Bragg, who is black, claims he helped sue the Trump administration more than 100 times during its four-year term.

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Self-steering droids define Zipline’s new Platform 2 drone delivery service | New Atlas

When we last heard about Zipline, the California company was using parachutes to drop packages from its delivery drones to the ground. The firm’s just-announced Platform 2 (P2) system, however, lowers loads inside of self-steering “droids.”

Here’s a quick overview of how P2 is intended to work …

A worker at one location starts by placing a cargo item inside a droid – this is basically a streamlined box with a shrouded propeller at the rear. In a docking station at that location, the droid is then loaded into the belly of one of Zipline’s P2 Zip eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) drones.

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Nreal Air AR glasses review: Cool and futuristic, but too many problems to justify the price | Mashable

When I was a kid, I was given a Virtual Boy — Nintendo’s very ‘90s predecessor to the VR headsets we know today — and I loved it. Since then, I’ve been obsessed with adding new technology to my gaming experience including a 3D projector for movies and gaming, saving up for my first HTC Vive headset, and even tiptoeing into the Metaverse.

When I started seeing videos of the Nreal Air glasses on YouTube, marketed as a lightweight and stylish take on augmented reality glasses, I knew I needed to see them in action. Thankfully, the technology shows just as much potential as I thought it would…but while they show a ton of promise, they also come with a lot of problems.

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Twitter will only show verified accounts on its ‘For You’ page | Mashable

Elon Musk says that Twitter will only display the tweets of verified users on its For You page, starting April 15.

This decision comes after the company announced it would be “winding down” its legacy verified program and removing legacy checkmarks by April 1. The now-controversial blue checkmark will only be available to Twitter Blue subscribers paying $8 per month.

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Lyft announces new CEO, says co-founders will step aside from management positions | CNN Business

Lyft announced on Monday that Amazon veteran David Risher will join as chief executive next month, and that co-founders Logan Green and John Zimmer will step down from their management positions at the ride-hailing company.

Green, who is currently the CEO, will be succeeded by Risher effective April 17, the company said in a statement. Zimmer, Lyft’s president, will also step down from his role as of June 30, the company said. Both Green and Zimmer will stay on at Lyft in non-executive roles as chair and vice chair of the Lyft board, respectively. No replacement for Zimmer was named.

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‘Wedge tornado’ in Mississippi is the deadliest in more than 50 years | Live Science

A devastating, nearly mile-wide “wedge tornado” has killed at least 26 people and battered Mississippi with golf ball-size hail and winds up to 200 mph.

A massive tornado that was nearly a mile (1.2 kilometers) long has killed at least 26 people and injured dozens more after devastating parts of western Mississippi on Friday (March 24) night.

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