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Don Baker

Seattle
As seen in: Puget Sound Business Journal, POLITICO, Albany Business Review, Baltimore Business Journal, Columbus Business First, Dayton Business Journal, Sacramento Business Journal, The Business Journals, AmmoLand Shooting Sports News, Mankato Free Press, Building Indiana
Market President, Publisher of Puget Sound Business Journal. Co-author of An Influencer's World: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Social Media Influencers (He/Him)
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EVs' problems need to be solved

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By Don Baker, Don Baker Waseca
| Mankato Free Press Verified
I like your articles on electric vehicles. I wouldn't buy one because of the cost and the cost of the special tires needed. Who is going to fix them when they break down? Most have the habit of randomly catching on fire. What about starting in our Minnesota winters? I read that the batteries are made overseas. What happens when our relationship with the overseas company breaks down? When these problems are addressed, maybe I'll feel comfortable buying one.
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How A Business Continuity Plan Overcame the Shutdown

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By Don Baker
| Building Indiana Verified
When news of the coronavirus pandemic revved up early last year, a global shutdown was looming over working Americans—many of which did not fathom how they would do their jobs in the event of a stay-at-home order.
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20 Great bottles of bubbly for New Year's Eve

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By Don Baker
| Dayton Business Journal Verified
It's almost New Year's Eve and that means time to break out the bubbly. While it's been a tough year and many may not feel like celebrating, let's try and look at it as turning the page on 2020 and celebrating the hope of a better year ahead. With that, I can't think of anything better than a nice bottle of Champagne to help ring in the new year. The good thing is that many, if not all, of these wines go well with food.
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