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    Four friends turned four cabins into a 500-property Airbnb business▼I started an Airbnb business with my friends with 4 cabins. Now we manage more than 500 properties.✉newsBusiness7 min ago

    A group of friends who began an Airbnb business with just four cabins now manage more than 500 properties. Their story, shared via Business Insider, highlights how a small short-term rental venture can scale into a large property-management company, and it is drawing interest from readers curious about entrepreneurship and the short-term rental market.

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    Drexel Hosts Inside Hustle Music Industry Networking Event in Philadelphia▼INSIDE HUSTLE: Philly Music Industry Networking & Info Event Event Details | Office of Graduate Studies✉newsCultureMusic2 d ago

    Drexel University's Office of Graduate Studies is hosting Inside Hustle, a networking and information event focused on Philadelphia's music industry. The event aims to connect students and emerging professionals with people working in the local music scene. Engagement around it has been limited so far.

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    Founder turns love of outdoors into $10K-a-month side hustle▼I turned my passion for the outdoors into a community for startup founders. It's become a side hustle that makes me $10K in revenue.✉newsBusinessStartups4 d ago

    An entrepreneur has built a community for startup founders around outdoor activities, and says the venture now generates about $10,000 in monthly revenue as a side hustle. The story, published by Business Insider and syndicated on AOL, is drawing attention as an example of how niche interest groups and in-person networking can be monetised alongside a main job.

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    Turning Free Community Outings Into a Paid Side Hustle▼I Turned My Free Community Outings Into a Paid Side Hustle. I Love It.✉newsBusinessStartups4 d ago

    A writer has described in Business Insider how they converted free community outings they already organised into a paid side hustle, saying they love the change. The piece recounts how a casual social activity became a source of income, tapping into wider interest in monetising everyday hobbies and building small businesses on the side.