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Here's what the new Netflix series about the FTX scandal got wrong, according to former staffers - Business Insider

"The Altruists," a series about the rise and fall of crypto exchange FTX, will debut on Netflix. Former FTX staffers are calling Netflix's new show about the company's collapse more fiction than fact. Constance Wang, the former chief operating officer of FTX and co-CEO of FTX Digital Markets, said watching the trailer for "The Altruists" made her "physically throw up. "Premiering on November 19, "The Altruists" is an eight-episode series dramatizing the rise and fall of the cryptocurrency exchange under former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried. Bankman-Fried is now serving a 25-year prison sentence for fraud after siphoning away billions from FTX customers. Caroline Ellison, who previously led FTX's affiliated crypto trading firm, Alameda Research, pleaded guilty to fraud and conspiracy and also served time in prison for her role in the scheme. The show is called "The Altruists" because the pair initially said they were members of the effective altruism movement, which advocates earning as much money as possible to help improve the world. "I was COO from before FTX even had a name, it was my baby, and I was the last one out of the Bahamas after Sam got extradited.

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Georgian College celebrates Automotive Business grads and honours Ford Canada leader Bev Goodman - Saugeen Times

Georgian College celebrated graduates of its Automotive Business programs at the Automotive Business School of Canada’s (ABSC) convocation on October 8th at the Georgian Theatre, Barrie Campus. Approximately 168 graduates from December 2024 through August 2026 crossed the stage surrounded by family, friends, faculty, alumni, employees and industry partners, marking the culmination of years of learning, hands-on experience and preparation for careers in one of Canada’s most dynamic industries.

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The Picklr files for bankruptcy, plans reorganization - Sports Business Journal

10.10.2026Pickleball facility franchisor The Picklr has filed for bankruptcy in order to pursue renegotiated lease agreements. The Picklr Indoor pickleball facility franchisor The Picklr filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy late Friday night. An investor group led by The Picklr investor and franchisee Tom Neale has committed $4.8M in financing and would sponsor The Picklr’s reorganization. The Picklr was founded in 2021 and began franchising locations two years later. The company’s footprint has scaled quickly in the years since, now boasting more than 70 domestic locations as well as facilities in Australia, Canada and Japan. However, Jorge Barragan, The Picklr’s founder and CEO, explained to Sports Business Journal that his company had agreed to be a guarantor for facility lease payments for some early franchisees. Barragan said that around 40 locations have such an agreement in place, and that those deals have become an untenable financial burden for the parent company. The Picklr hopes to use the bankruptcy process to renegotiate lease agreements. “We signed, unfortunately, too many corporate guarantees that landed on the holding company. And that’s on us. I own it,” Barragan said.

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PCS Names Jeremy Sutch As Hot Runner Business Leader - Canadian Plastics

PCS Co., based in Fraser, Mich., has appointed industry veteran Jeremy Sutch to lead its hot runner department. Sutch, who has over 30 years of experience in engineering and controls technologies, previously served as director of engineering at DME and co-owner of Future Controls Corp. Sutch aims to leverage his expertise to drive growth in the U. S. and Canadian markets.

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A family of 4 lives in an RV full time. It's helping them pay off debt while traveling. - Business Insider

Haylea Rossi and her family live in an RV full time. The view from Haylea Rossi's bedroom is constantly changing. Sometimes, she can see snowy mountains. A week later, she could see waves crashing on the shore. No, Rossi doesn't have a green screen that rotates outside her home. She and her family live in an RV full time, traveling the country year-round. The mom of two told Business Insider that she loves RV life for lots of reasons, but especially because of the financial freedom it gives her family.

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GE Vernova, Snowflake Lead 5 AI Stocks With Accelerating Growth - Investor's Business Daily

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Creator economy spending surges as Tampa Bay busi­nesses navigate AI and social media marketing - Bay News 9

TAMPA, Fla. — Businesses are investing millions of dollars in the creator economy as social media becomes an increasingly important tool for reaching customers, generating sales and building brand recognition. But as artificial intelligence reshapes digital marketing, business owners face a new challenge: finding ways to stand out in an increasingly crowded online marketplace.

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Video: Ken Sim talks zero per cent property taxes and business 'certainty' - Vancouver Sun

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Review: McDonald's Snack Wrap in the US and UK - Business Insider

After sparking disappointment from fans in the UK, we compared both versions of McDonald's snack wraps in the US and UK. The Snack Wrap has officially landed overseas. McDonald's brought the fan-favorite item back to UK menus on October 6, marking its first appearance there since it was discontinued in 2016. Much like in the US, British fans spent years calling for its return — and McDonald's finally answered. However, shortly after the launch, The Sun reported that a few British McDonald's customers were disappointed by the "downgraded" menu item, lamenting the removal of cheese from the wraps and calling it "a bit plain" on social media. We decided to put each version to the test. Our London-based reporter, Roya Shahidi, thought the UK's version of the Snack Wrap, while light and crispy, was disappointing overall and needed cheese. On the other hand, our US-based reporter Erin McDowell was impressed by the flavorful sauces and crispy chicken tenders included in each of her wraps. Here's how McDonald's Snack Wraps in the US and the UK compare in terms of taste and value.

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Canada Leads Major India Trade Mission to Expand Business Partnerships - South Asian Herald

Canada’s Minister for International Trade, Maninder Sidhu, will lead nearly 300 Canadian delegates to India from October 12 to 17 as Ottawa seeks to expand commercial partnerships and diversify trade beyond the United States. Announcing the visit on Saturday, Sidhu said the Team Canada Trade Mission would include stops in Mumbai and Bengaluru. It will be Canada’s largest trade delegation to India in more than 30 years and its largest commercial engagement in the country in recent years.

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Stock Market Week Ahead: Gathering Election, Earnings Momentum - Investor's Business Daily

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Being your authentic self is serious work, founders say; why women need to be in the business of saying ‘no’ more - Startland News

Colleen Robertson, founder and creative director of Floraloom, speaks during a Bank on Her panel at nbkc Bank; photo by Nikki Overfelt Chifalu, Startland News In a world that’s so focused on AI, now’s the time for entrepreneurs to lean into the authentic quirks that make their businesses different, said Colleen Robertson, encouraging women to “be OK doing something crazy and turning people’s heads.”

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