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Journalist. Featured in @LinkedInNews. Formerly @WSJ. 'By Gold' is the byline, not investment advice. Views my own.
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How to Become a Morning Person

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By Timothy Mably, Harriet Sinclair Verified, Riva Gold, Wallace Truesdale II
| LinkedIn
Andrew Seaman Andrew Seaman Managing Editor for Jobs & Career Development at LinkedIn News Published Feb 2, 2023 “Morning people” are often celebrated in our society. We’ve been taught over the years to believe that waking up early is tied to success. One reason for this is that it’s been widely reported that a lot of CEOs and successful people wake up (in my opinion) disturbingly early.
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GoFundMe suspends convoy donations

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By Riva Gold
| Toronto Business Journal Verified
Politics (Linkedin News) - GoFundMe hassuspended a fundraiserfor the “Freedom Convoy” of truckers and their supporters who areprotestingvaccine mandates and other public health restrictions. The group raised over $10 million through the fundraising site, which is now under review "to ensure it complies with our terms of service and applicable laws and regulations," according to a GoFundMe post. The protestremains ongoing, albeit in smaller number, in Ottawa and across the country.
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Handbag-Backed Loans Tide Over Hong Kong's Wealthy

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By Riva Gold, Chester Yung
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
HONG KONG—When 30-year-old homemaker Maggie Wong is tight on cash, all she needs to do is reach for her designer purse—and then hand it over to a loan officer. Say hello to the handbag-backed loan. While typical lenders often ask for cars and homes as collateral, Hong Kong's Yes Lady Finance Co. deals in borrowers' beloved handbags.
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