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newstech24
newstech24

Sports News – SGA to break Wilt record: Thunder star’s historic feat, by the numbers

Zach KramOct 13, 2025, 07:00 AM ET
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Zach Kram is a national NBA writer for ESPN.com, specializing in short- and long-term trends across the league’s analytics landscape. He previously worked at The Ringer covering the NBA and MLB. You can follow Zach on X via @zachkram.

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On Nov. 1, 2024, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 30 points in a 137-114 Oklahoma City Thunder win in…

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howloopyisthat
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cinnamon4eva
cinnamon4eva

all and all, thank fuck to my past self who never ever threw away clothes because they were too small on me, literally never loosing hope of one day actually being small

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cinnamon4eva
cinnamon4eva

having no idea what i’m going to look like at my ugw and what my ugw even is, is ruining my perception of my closet. like idk if everything will fit basically the same just slightly looser or if i’ll have no wearable things at all cause they’ll all be the undesirable type of baggy. also whatever will happen to my boobs? i literally have no idea. i kinda think everything will look basically the same at least for the next 5 kgs ugh but idk

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fortuneaday
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cinnamon4eva
cinnamon4eva

just turned down free samples in front of a bakery тт

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subtleunicorn
subtleunicorn

Bullies never win and haters always lose 👍😊✌️😚🤪🥰

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juliehowlin
juliehowlin

76

“Seventy six trombones led the big parade, With a hundred & ten cornets close at hand.” so goes the song from the musical The Music Man. It’s basically a sales pitch to encourage parents in a small Iowa town to buy musical instruments for their kids.

10 fun facts abuot the number 76.

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douglas-greenberg

The 6 Numbers That Determine What Your Business Is Actually Worth

Let’s get real for a second. You’ve poured your blood, sweat, and tears into your business. You know your sales numbers, your client list, and your internal processes like the back of your hand. But when it comes down to it, how much is your business actually worth? Most owners are in the dark, and that can cost you big time.




I’ve seen it too many times, business owners convinced their empire is worth a fortune, only to find out it’s not. So, if you’re a business owner thinking about that exit plan or even just curious about your worth, let’s break down the six numbers that truly matter.




  1. Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization (EBITDA)


This is the golden number. Potential buyers look at your EBITDA to gauge the company’s operating performance. If your EBITDA is solid, it shows profitability without the noise of non-operating costs.




2. Revenue Growth Rate



Is your revenue climbing, or is it flatlining? Investors want to see momentum. A strong growth rate can significantly enhance your valuation. If you’re not growing, you might as well be standing still, and that’s not attractive to buyers.




3. Customer Concentration Ratio



How reliant are you on a handful of customers? If one or two clients make up a large percentage of your revenue, buyers will see that as a risky play. Diversification is key. If you’ve managed to spread your customer base, that’s a strong sell.




4. Market Conditions



Are you operating in a thriving market or a declining one? External factors can massively influence your valuation. If your industry is hot right now, take advantage. But if it’s cooling off, you might want to rethink that exit.




5. Management Team Stability



A solid management team can be a huge asset. If your team is stable and experienced, that’s something buyers will pay a premium for. Conversely, if you’re a one-person show, that could raise red flags. Buyers want to know the company can run smoothly without you at the helm.




6. Intellectual Property and Assets



Do you own any valuable patents, trademarks, or unique processes? If yes, that can drastically boost your worth. Your assets tell a story about what you’ve built and can make your business more appealing to a buyer.




Let’s face it, figuring out what your business is actually worth can feel like a maze. But ignoring these numbers is like sailing a ship without a compass. You might end up lost at sea, wondering why you’re not getting the offers you expected.




So, if you’re ready to take a real look at your business with fresh eyes, consider teaming up with a financial advisor who knows this landscape. Someone like, say, Douglas Greenberg at Pinnacle Wealth Advisory. Talk about exit planning and make sure you nail down those numbers before you make any moves.




You can check out more insights and tips on my Hashnode or Minds blogs for the deeper dives. Trust me, understanding these six numbers could be the difference between a solid payday and a missed opportunity.




Remember: knowledge is power. And when it comes to the valuation of your business, knowing the right numbers could change the game entirely.




Keep hustling and stay sharp!

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thestorieswesay
thestorieswesay

9! 3 is the best number, and, thus, what’s better than ONE 3? THAT’S RIGHT- THREE THREES = 9.

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calystarose
calystarose

idk why, but to me March is 4 and April is 3

which creates issues

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stellarv28
stellarv28

Pi Day!

Okay so this is how much I memorized, it may be wrong, I’ll check tomorrow


3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993

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stiks-the-fur

The number 3 is literally the worst, like- 1 is pretty eh, 2 is even so its nice, 4 is also even, 5 is riiight in th3 middle so it gets a pass, 6 is even, 7 is the lucky number (my favorite) so it CAN’T be bad! 8 even, and 9 is like 1, pretty eh. BUT 3… 3 is just wrong, its not even, its not even CLOSE to the middle, both of its adjacent numbers are pretty eh, its just wrong in every way. It is THE WORST single digit number, and you cannot convince me otherwise.

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howloopyisthat
howloopyisthat