Why is my Amazon FBA inventory reserved? Your stock can look real and still be unable to ship. On one arts and crafts brand, about 968 units are reserved and about 950 are pending transshipment. Only about 420 are fulfillable. That gap is a cash trap right as Q4 demand hits. The High Voltage Business Builders Podcast shows the split: reserved versus fulfillable, a transshipment review when pending sits past seven days, and a pause on ads for any SKU with nothing you can ship. Amazon FBA

7,7 Mio. Euro für Speech-to-Speech: Wie besteht Deepslate gegen OpenAI und Google?Paskal Paesler ist CEO und Co-Founder von Deepslate, einem Berliner AI Model Lab für Speech-to-Speech-Modelle. Im Startup Spotlight mit Jan Thomas erklärt er, warum Voice AI künftig ohne Text-Umweg auskommt und welche Frage Investoren in der Seed-Runde am meisten umgetrieben hat.Über den GastPaskal Paesler programmiert, seit er elf ist. Noch als Schüler arbeitete er als Backend Developer bei GrieferGames und LabyMedia

What if you don't actually need more time? Because this woman had a pretty specific question about how to fit everything in. And I kept thinking…. Do we actually NEED to fit all this in?? Or, should we look at how she's USING her energy in the first place?? This one got into work, rest, capacity, and why “just use the time better” isn't always the answer. Because the advice I'd give one woman isn't necessarily the advice I'd give another woman with the exact same problem - and that's the whol...

Nathan Labenz reports back from The Curve conference, sharing off-the-record insights from frontier lab leaders on shortened timelines and whether humanity is approaching an intelligence threshold it should not cross. The episode also features discussions with Positron CTO Thomas Sohmers on overcoming the memory wall while token spend eclipses human salaries, and swyx on how coding agents are disrupting enterprise software. In addition, Atlas Ignota's Evan Miyazono examines unowned risks from

Today, we have a special episode of the Code Story podcast. Joining us today is Caitlinn McMinn, Executive Director at TechFW. TechFW is a nonprofit startup incubator in Fort Worth, TX. The group is here to prove that the next generation of world-changing companies begins right in the heart of Cowtown. In our conversation today, Caitlinn is going to elaborate on the incubators story and model, illuminating how the team supports local entrepreneurs through opportunity and community. Questions: TechFW

Spyros Tsoukalas, founder of Tech Without Borders, a low-code agency and product-building team helping startups and growing businesses to turn operational chaos into practical software systems.Through MVP development, internal tools, workflow automation, and low-code solutions, Spyros helps teams move beyond spreadsheets, emails, WhatsApp messages, and manual follow-ups into systems that save time, reduce errors, and support smarter growth.Now, Spyros’ journey from failed startup attempts, lost

Omar's business is growing, and so is his workload. His longtime clients love working with him, which is the problem. As he builds Vision Craft Studios into an agency, every project still runs through him, because handing it off feels like breaking a promise. Preston sits down with Christine Olivas, founder and CEO of No Single Individual, to talk about trusting subcontractors, setting client expectations, and making the move from doing everything yourself to leading a team your clients can

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a16z’s Raghu Raghuram sits down with AWS CEO Matt Garman to discuss how AI is reshaping the cloud, from the needs of AI-native startups to infrastructure increasingly designed for agents.Matt explains how AWS is adapting as agents write code and manage infrastructure, why it’s reserving scarce GPU capacity for startups, and where custom chips like Trainium and Graviton fit into the AI stack.They also discuss Amazon's $220 billion capital investment, the shifting bottlenecks in the infrastructure

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Brian discusses the difference between operating out of need and operating out of want, and why the business owner who can walk away from a deal usually ends up with the better one. Need shows up in places most owners never notice. The discount they didn't have to give. The client they knew was wrong for them. The hire they made just to fill a seat. Brian explains why need doesn't just feel bad but actually makes people think worse, drawing on research from economist Sendhil Mullainathan and

Your home service business can be profitable on paper and still run out of cash. John Wilson sits down with Tyler Martin of Profit & Grit to break down where cash actually goes as a home service company grows and why strong EBITDA doesn’t always translate to money in the bank. They cover the biggest cash drains, including trucks, inventory, accounts receivable, debt payments, and hiring ahead of demand. They also break down how much cash to keep in reserve, what owners should be watching ...

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What do hermit crab food, glitter bombs, and dog sunglasses have in common? They're all real businesses making real money by solving weird, specific problems nobody else wanted to touch.Steve Chou, from My Wife Quit Her Job, is back for his fifth appearance on the show, dating back to 2015. He's the author of The Family First Entrepreneur, and he built two successful side hustles before leaving his day job. This episode continues the business idea donation series Steve and I have done a few

Are you still waiting for a promotion or a client to decide when you deserve to make more money? If you’re a freelancer or business owner who feels stuck at the same income level, this episode will help you rethink where your earning power actually comes from. Instead of waiting for clients to recognize your value, you’ll learn how to take ownership of your income growth and make intentional decisions about your rates, offers, and clients. By the end of this episode, you will: Learn the minds...

What happens when the opportunities you've worked so hard for start costing you the life you built your business to support? For women entrepreneurs, profitable business growth brings exciting possibilities, but it also demands new decisions about capacity, priorities and what success should actually feel like. Laura Sinclair sits down with event partner Brittney De Paola to reflect on The Boardroom, their hands-on business event designed to help female business owners stop collecting informa...