Author: Diana M. Cuyler

Business for sale on the Sunshine Coast Craig Campbell of Verified Businesses is pleased to present this very special distribution business for sale.

It is a highly profitable company specializing in the manufacture, import and distribution of a range of quality automotive audio visual products and recording systems nationwide.

Products include vehicle monitors and cameras with hybrid technology, digital video recorders and dash cams, safety backup systems, as well as cables and accessories. They are high quality, customized solutions suitable for cars, motorcycles, caravans, earth movers, trucks and heavy transport equipment.

The company sells directly and does not install the products itself. All installations are carried out by professional installers, distributors or individual do-it-yourselfers (products delivered with installation instructions). All of the company’s distributors are experts and qualified to sell and install its products to ensure the highest standards.

The company has a very efficient website, where retail, trade and distributor customers can easily order a range of products online if they wish. The business has thrived for the past 10 years and is easily run from its home environment on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, all that is required is a large double garage. Currently, the company’s annual revenue and profit have shown solid year-over-year increases, due to the company’s diverse customer base and broad product line. Which means it is well prepared for a new owner to reap the benefits of the current owner’s work in expanding and repositioning the business over the past few years.

The advantages of this company compared to other suppliers are reflected in their level of knowledge and service, the provision of a better quality product, the ease of use of their products, the range of solutions they have to meet almost all applications, and the fact that they provide an HD product.

They are an exciting company with a loyal following, providing a specialist range of products that are increasingly sought after by a range of end users for a multitude of reasons. The business is a simple, easy and straightforward operation that does not require any staff as one person can manage all aspects of the business. The company closes for 2 weeks in January each year.

This lucrative home business is positioned for growth and is a unique opportunity for those looking for a solid income and lifestyle!! Even the most discerning buyers and investors will be very impressed by the scale of this activity. Please call to arrange an inspection without delay.

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These stylish headphones come in a stylish case. (Photo: Anker)

Super wireless earbuds don’t have to be super expensive – just ask Anker.

Of the society Soundcore Spirit Dot 2 true wireless headphones are waterproof, charge in 10 minutes, have a super comfortable fit, and sound pretty good…all for just $40. That’s right – originally $75, these babies are currently almost 50% off.

If you have Amazon Premier, you will of course get free two-day delivery. Not a member yet? No problem. You can sign up for your 30 day free trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

$40 $75 at Amazon

DO THAT EXTRA REPEAT: These headphones are sweatproof for your next workout. (Photo: Anker)

You’ll get powerful bass from these guys, thanks to special BassUp technology, which analyzes and intensifies it. Comfort is key – you’ll barely feel like you’re wearing these sweat-proof silicone tips; they adapt to your ears for an incredible fit.

But you don’t have to take our word for it, not when the Dot 2 has over 600 five-star reviews on Amazon. Report of satisfied customers “great sound with awesome bass for the price“, adding that “they sound good and work fine without any problems”.

A biker says:I wanted a good set to ride on my motorcycle and being able to take calls with a full-face headset. It was perfect for me; good autonomy.”

A fan said: “They sound better than Beats and are a fraction of the cost. They stay in the ear and are sweat resistant. Excellent purchase.” And another satisfied buyer says: “I bought them for my husband so I didn’t have to listen to his TV shows all day! Paired with our TV and they work great!”

This reviewer was quite thorough in their praise: “Perfect headphones. Perfect for my commute to and from work and every time I go out. I mostly listen to books. Movies and music sound great too. The selection of ear tips is great and they fit my ears perfectly. I like that they are secure and don’t fall out like AirPods and fakes. I can wear them for hours and they don’t hurt. Charging is fast and the charging case looks good and protects them.”

$40 $75 at Amazon

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The European Union is about to approve the ban on the sale to Russia of luxury goods worth more than 300 euros, as well as the purchase of many Russian steel and iron products within the framework of a fourth round of sanctions against invading Ukraine, according to a draft obtained by Bloomberg.

European diplomats on Monday announced the tougher measures, which also include a ban on new investment in Russian energy projects, after several days of debate behind closed doors. They could be formally adopted as early as Tuesday morning.

The bloc bans the sale of luxury cars, boats and planes worth more than €50,000, which would apply to models from several European car brands, including Audi, BMW, Mercedes, Ferrari and Porsche. It also covers motorcycles worth more than €5,000, as well as parts and accessories. Many European automakers have already voluntarily suspended sales to Russia.

The new sanctions package includes certain exemptions, notably related to energy. For example, it will not prohibit transactions necessary to purchase or transport Russian fossil fuels. It also exempts titanium, aluminum, copper, nickel, palladium and iron ore from the restrictions.

While most finished Russian steel products are included in the sanctions, precursors such as slabs and billets are not. Many EU factories depend on Russian exports for these materials and would struggle to replace them if the country’s supplies were limited.

Still, the measures will serve to further tighten the EU steel market, which is already suffering from the loss of Ukrainian shipments. Russia supplies about a fifth of the bloc’s steel imports.

With regard to luxury goods, the ban applies to the sale of certain products with a value of more than €300 per item to anyone in Russia or for use in Russia. The list of restricted items includes caviar, truffles, beer, champagne, cigars, perfumes, handbags, leather and fur clothing, overcoats, suits, shoes, shirts and others matching clothes, pearls, diamonds, gold and precious stones.

The level at which to set the threshold has been the subject of much debate among member states, with lobby groups pushing several governments to agree on high values, separate documents seen by Bloomberg show. The catch-all threshold of €300 means certain categories will mostly be spared the ban.

As with previous trade sanctions imposed on Russia, existing contracts are shielded from some of the measures included in this package, with implementation dates being delayed by several months.

Some movements have more symbolic weight than economic bite. For example, Russia accounts for around 2% of global sales of major European luxury vehicle brands, and robust global demand could offset lower exports to Russia, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.

Mercedes, BMW, Porsche and Audi’s parent company, Volkswagen AG, have already announced that they will stop exporting to Russia earlier this month.

–Bloomberg

BRANTFORD A Brantford man says he sells t-shirts to help Ukrainians who have helped him.

Steve Long, an officer with the Aylmer Police Department, spent a year in Ukraine as part of a Canadian police mission in 2018.

He traveled through much of the country which has now been invaded by Russia.

“I lived in an apartment in Kyiv right next to the Golden Gate, a neighborhood I now watch on the news,” he said.

The T-shirts feature a graphic representation of Ukraine in the country’s blue and yellow colors, with a red maple leaf in the center.

“It represents the connection that Canada has with Ukraine,” Long said. “The second largest population of Ukrainians in the world is right here in Canada.

Long said the police mission he was involved in was an international peacekeeping operation through the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, which also had missions in Iraq, Haiti and Palestine. The RCMP would receive requests through the United Nations.

Candidates for the mission go through a selection process that includes reading, writing and physical tests and training in international law, human rights and first aid.

“We took Ukraine-specific training on culture, visited an Orthodox church and learned about the country’s history…” Long said.

He helped develop a police motorcycle program in Ukraine. At the time of his deployment, he was working for the Halton Regional Police.

“We first trained 21 new motorcycle instructors because they had never had one before,” he noted. “That was my expertise, and mainly the reason why I was selected to go to Ukraine.”

Long said the overall objective of the mission was to bring reform and stabilization, as the police were seen as corrupt under previous political regimes.

“We trained 200 to 300 police during my time there, and the reality is that some of them were killed in this war,” he said. “I do daily checks with some of them.”

Throughout his time in Ukraine, Long and his 21 colleagues have relied heavily on performers, including two named Taras and Vadym, who will benefit from funds raised from the sale of the T-shirts.

“There is a lot of money globally that is committed to Ukraine,” he noted. “A group of us members of the mission have formed a group and want to help those who have helped us.”

Long said Taras and Vadym took their wives and children to the Polish border, but the two men will remain in Ukraine.

“They will have sent their wives and children across the border with very little money and nothing to support themselves.”

He said he follows a woman on Instagram, who is the daughter of an officer coordinating the Civil Defense Forces just north of Kyiv.

“The apartment below her was blown up and she was putting out the fire,” Long said. “I’m watching as best I can. But it’s really difficult because I’m afraid that one day (Instagram posts) will stop.

Long planned to sell T-shirts only to colleagues. But a social media post resulted in a single order of 100 shirts, and in less than two weeks, 300 shirts were sold.

To purchase a shirt, contact Long at: [email protected]

A slogan written in Russian under the shirt graphic may be offensive to some. This is the response of one of the Ukrainian soldiers defending a Black Sea island, who told an officer aboard a Russian warship to ‘fuck you’ when asked to surrender .

[email protected]