KOURTNEY Kardashian just teased her new secret business Lemme and she’s partnering up with her long-time family friend Simon Huck.

The US Sun can exclusively reveal Kourtney’s plans for her new business venture and her secret business partnership with Simon.

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According to documents obtained exclusively by The US Sun, Kourtney, 43, filed a trademark for Lemme on February 19, 2022.

Lemme will include the production of “bags, purses, totes, wallets, clutches and clothing.”

Other categories included in the trademark are listed as “games, toys and sporting goods.”

The US Sun can also reveal Kourtney turned to her family friend Simon, 38, who is the owner of the successful New York public relations firm Command Entertainment Group.

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Let’s take a breather from celebrity drama and pivot to something that is actually important: celebrity business ventures. Kim might regret branch that “nobody wants to work these days,” but you can’t deny that few people are putting their personal brands to work like the Kardashians. Kudos, Chris.

Kim, rejuvenated by her brief liaison with Pete Davidson, is exploring the outer limits of where the Kardashian name can take her. along with voicing a new Paw Patrol movies, recording a true crime podcast, and acting as Chief Taste Consultant for Beyond Meat, Kim is launch a private equity firm. SKYY, the firm she’s co-founded with former Carlyle Group executive Jay Sammons, plans to invest in digital commerce and media, consumer products, hospitality, luxury, and entertainment businesses. Maybe SKYY will own G/O Media (Jezebel’s parent company) in a few years!

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Auto makers around the world are scrambling to secure raw materials to expand battery capacity for electric vehicles.

Tesla

has its own EV battery supply chain plans. It’s getting into a new part of the battery supply chain that is a license to print money, according to CEO Elon Musk.

Henrik Lundqvist will always be synonymous with the New York Rangers.

On Thursday, the ties between “King Henrik” and the franchise grew even stronger, with MSG Sports and MSG Entertainment announcing a newly created business operations role for the legendary goaltender.

Lundqvist is set to represent both organizations in “a variety of partner and sponsorship endeavors, assisting with content development for digital platforms across both companies, growing and strengthening the connection with Rangers alumni, as well as lending his support with the Garden of Dreams Foundation, ” according to a Rangers release.

The team announced he will also be returning to his role as a lead studio analyst on MSG Network throughout the 2022-23 season.

I’m really excited about this next chapter. See you @thegarden! pic.twitter.com/oyjHVpH62B

— Henrik Lundqvist (@HLundqvist) September 8, 2022

Lundqvist’s new role will have some elements of what another legendary Ranger, Rod Gilbert, did for

Updated: When Adam Neumann revealed his new venture to WeWork-ify the residential real estate sector Monday, backed by a $350 million investment from Andreessen Horowitz, the announcement was long on hype, and short on details.

Forbes has learned that the company, Flow, intends to launch a digital wallet that can store crypto – among other currencies, including US dollars – in addition to the real estate management software it announced previously.

Davidson Goldin, a spokesperson for Flow, said the planned digital wallet cannot be used to make rental payments for Flow-managed apartments using cryptocurrency it may store, but can be used for outside purchases like any other wallet.

Goldin confirmed Flow’s plans for a wallet after Forbes learned about recruitment efforts for the company this month, where a

When it comes to building a brand, social media remains one of the best tools in aiding a business in reaching its target audience. The medium builds brands, provides customers with information about their debut, and gives them a chance to provide feedback.

The term “viral” is used to describe produced content that is widely shared across many platforms. It all brings a lot of good (and/or bad) attention to a brand and can help reach new audiences if done the right way.

Here are a couple of key tips for burgeoning businesses looking to build their presence across all online options.

Related: 5 Unicorn Founders Share Their Productivity Hacks

1. Know your platforms

There are many different social media categories that all have their own uses with different audiences. Make sure you understand each platform, what type of content goes on

(CNN) — Business class is becoming increasing more luxurious, spacious and private. Whether it’s custom-designed seat and bed cushions, bespoke fittings and fixtures, or co-branding with some of the biggest names in luxury, business really is the new first class aboard many planes.

That’s especially true in business class mini-suites with doors, which debuted nearly 10 years ago aboard JetBlue’s Mint premium airplanes, and are now found on a dozen or so carriers including Delta, All Nippon Airways, British Airways and China Eastern, with more rolling out every year.

Doors make the business class experience better in two ways: first, they add privacy, and second, they avoid what airplane seat designers call the “brush past,” where a passenger or crew member walking down the aisle bumps into a seated passenger.

If you’ve traveled in business class, you might already be thinking of some of the seats where that would be

HP has a new webcam that feels familiar and uses AI to keep you and your fidgeting guests in the frame during meetings. The $199.99 HP 965 4K Streaming webcam is the company’s new business-oriented model that contains a Sony Starvis CMOS sensor, similar in spec (and price) to Dell’s 4K webcam offering, Elgato’s Facecam, and Razer’s Kiyo Pro. A home office 960 version is available in white but, according to HP spokesperson Christine Wahl, has identical specs, and after initially appearing on HP’s website with a $50 discount, the 960 is now priced identically with the 965.

Those webcams have similar tracking abilities, just like the following abilities found in Logitech’s StreamCam (one of the best webcams our colleague Cameron tested) and Apple’s Center Stage. The company touts this camera’s tracking as a part of the HP Presence tools it offers for “more thoughtful, human collaboration technology,” and it