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Dallas-based Heritage Auctions sells vintage Super Mario video game for $114,000
By The Associated Press 10:45 AM on Jul 12, 2020 CDT An unopened copy of a vintage Super Mario Bros. video game has been sold for $114,000 in an auction that underscored the enduring popularity of entertainment created decades ago. A bidder who wished to remain anonymous snapped up an early version of the pioneering Super Mario Bros. game released in 1985 for Nintendo’s NES console during an auction conducted Friday by Dallas-based Heritage Auctions.
Young firms can accelerate economic growth post COVID-19
By Ross DeVol 1:30 AM on Jul 12, 2020 CDT This column is part of the What’s at Stake series of editorials and opinion commentary that explores issues voters will confront in this year’s presidential election. Find the full series at dallasnews.com/whats-at-stake. As we move from the COVID-19 pandemic’s acute phase, we must determine what kind of economy we want after reopening.
Why economic growth is the mother of life, health and contentment
This column is part of the What’s at Stake series of editorials and opinion commentary that explores issues voters will confront in this year’s presidential election. Find the full series at dallasnews.com/whats-at-stake. The most iconic Portuguese word, saudade, (saw-DA-ji) has no proper equivalent in English. In music, saudade inspires words and melodies of unrivaled beauty.
Barriers to success for Black businesses have been too high for too long. Here’s what we can do about it.
By Tynesia Boyea- Robinson 1:30 AM on Jul 12, 2020 CDT This column is part of the What’s at Stake series of editorials and opinion commentary that explores issues voters will confront in this year’s presidential election. Find the full series at dallasnews.com/whats-at-stake. The coronavirus pandemic hit Black communities hard. Not only have Black people died from the virus at disproportionate rates, but so many Black businesses had to close, and many may never reopen.
The ides of Texas is upon us; our economic health faces a tipping point
This column is part of the What’s at Stake series of editorials and opinion commentary that explores issues voters will confront in this year’s presidential election. Find the full series at dallasnews.com/whats-at-stake. In the parlance of ancient Rome, the “ides” was a turning point in time, a fulcrum between the past and the future. Since the death of Julius Caesar, it has also conjured a sense of foreboding. Texas faces such a moment.
4 Ways to Provide Value Rather Than Sell - AlleyWatch
If you’re anything like me, you hate the idea of being a salesperson. Even though my friends affectionately call me “Faceman” (after the suave and slippery character from The A-Team), I never took it as a compliment. To me, being a salesperson always conjured images of sleazy tricksters who pressure and hustle people into buying things they neither need nor want.
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