Category: Business
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The Ill-Fated Acquisition: Adobe’s Bid for Figma and the Antitrust Concerns
In the fast-paced world of technology and design, companies often seek to strengthen their market positions through strategic acquisitions. One such potential deal that generated significant buzz in the industry was Adobe’s attempt to acquire Figma, a cloud-based design collaboration tool. However, the acquisition fell through, sparking debates and concerns about the potential ramifications of…
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The Top AI Programs Right Now (2023)
AI is progressing at a scary rate. I’ve never thought it would reach to the level it is now, but we may not be far from having an AI that can interact with us on a Human level or even better. Here are the current hottest AI Programs to use right now by category: Writing…
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Known Glitches and Minor Pain Points in Webflow
These are the common glitches, complaints and pain points I’ve seen so far in the forums and social media. They range from minor things to bigger problems. Current State Glitch You can see my post on to fix this. This a known glitch where a specific link state shows up in WebFlow that isn’t easy…
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What to do when working with an International Photographer
*Note: This is my anonymous interview with a friend. Here are some top things I wish I had known before working with an International Vendor. We hired a wedding photographer in another country, which is our experience. Define the terms of the contract clearly – Especially the Currency What happened to me was that I…
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How Kpop Fans and Top Music Stars Cultivate Passionate Fans
There are similarities in how top musicians and K-pop stars approach their fanbase and generate business. Both groups have a highly dedicated fanbase that is often called a “fandom.” These fans are typically extremely passionate and emotionally invested in the artists they support. They are often willing to spend large amounts on merchandise, concert tickets,…
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Are the Tech layoffs an indicator of a coming recession?
The high seen during the 2020 pandemic tech boom has ended, and we are now seeing the aftermath. In 2022, 1045 tech companies laid off 160,097 employees. In Q1 of 2023, they’ve almost reached the same reduction as in 2022. Three hundred fifty-six companies laid off 104,557 employees. Some companies entirely shut down, and others…