
ljp0101
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ljp0101
@ljp0101
Attempting to escape the permanent underclass




Founder of Indonesia's Gojek faces 18 years for alleged Chromebook graft s.nikkei.com/3Rns4Rf







Inhibrx shares HNSCC response data for OX40 agonist reportedly on the takeout table $INBX $MRK firstwordpharma.com/story/7421301




@Molson_Hart "risky" vs "uncertain" is a check we're waiting for you to cash. please do explain





🔴 نفت خام عراق با اجازۀ ایران از تنگۀ هرمز عبور کرد نفتکش «AGOIS FANOURIOS I» که حامل نفت خام عراق بوده پس از عبور از تنگۀ هرمز در آبهای دریای عمان سینگال ارسال کرده. ۱/۲






I will explain how American citizens can beat an H1B. First, there are 3 obvious ways, then I will teach you how to really beat them. 1. Work for a company that doesn't hire H1Bs, from startups to family owned companies 2. Start your own business 3. Leave the country for somewhere cheaper and work US jobs remotely Okay, here's how to really do it. Find major cash-rich corporations that hire H1Bs. Apply for their jobs. Get rejected. Find the allegedly secret job postings they do. Apply for those. Get rejected. Offer to work for the same salary as the H1B, note how many people they are hiring who are citizens vs. non-citizens and whether or not the companies have in-group preference (I am constantly told that Indians only hire Indians). Once you have stacked enough rejections (because people say it's so impossible to get hired because h1b's...), cycle through labor attorneys who will work on contingency and sue these corporations for discrimination against citizens for H1Bs. You don't need to take these to trial, just settle for cash over and over. That's how you beat H1Bs.



$QVCGP Cygnus Capital filed in SDTX seeking an official equity committee laying out their objection to prepack. Argued QVC's bankruptcy plan would siphon all company's available value for benefit of creditors of a subsidiary and leave preferred shareholders with nothing.



@toy59496 Price action is about DistributeRx momentum. It's a clever business model, particularly for self pay heavy lines like derma. They're not forthcoming about the economics but should have huge operating leverage and be good for rep engagement with doctors.