12 Millionaires Who Don’t Deserve Their Fortunes
Either by birthright or happenstance, these people have hardly worked for the money they possess and can only be regarded as incredibly fortunate.
January 2010
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The 10 Best Collaborative Web Tools for Business
This is a blog post by Drea Knufken. Share Desktop software may soon be a thing of the past. This is especially true in collaboration applications–the kind project managers and work groups use. Web-based solutions from SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) providers are quickly replacing networked office servers. The reasons are compelling. To name a few: * Secure, […]
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Luis Escalante: Advertiser Notice
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What China Censors Online
Impressive. Image: Information is Beautiful
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National Strike Day 2010: When Americans Strike, It’s Getting Serious
What do you do when the economy goes south? Try to escape it by watching more movies? Save every penny? Brush up your resume and contacts in case you get a pink slip? One thing that probably hasn’t occurred to you is striking. We Americans don’t make a habit of it the way they do […]
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Corporate America Goes Good: 25+ Big Companies Donating Millions to Haiti
“Corporate America” hardly has a good ring to it. In the wake of the Haiti quake, however, a number of big US companies are standing up and donating to relief efforts. We want to recognize those companies in the list below. Keep up the good deeds, folks. Most of the information below is from Reuters: […]
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Pat Robertson Strokes His Publicity Shtick With Haiti Remarks
It’s fine to make a living sharing your religious opinions. But when a humanitarian disaster the size of Haiti’s strikes, putting a on temporary muzzle and helping relief efforts is probably the best option. Case in point: televangelist Pat Robertson. Here’s what he said on today’s Christian Broadcast Networks’ 700 Club: …something happened a long […]
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The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission: Bankers vs. Lawyers?
The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, a panel created by Congress to look into the causes of the financial crisis, holds its first hearing today. But, as the Wall Street Journal points out, its members aren’t exactly neutral investigators: (The panel) will begin taking sworn testimony Wednesday from the chief executives of several big Wall Street […]
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7 Ways to Make Money Without Actually Having a Job
Job market got you down? If applying to real-person jobs isn’t landing you the position you want, it may be time to try something different. Like offering up your body to medicine. Or selling your opinion for $50/hour. Or, easiest yet, hanging out at someone else’s house. We’ve come up with seven ways you can […]
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The Unemployed States of America
Although pace of mass layoffs in the U.S. has slowed, there are an average of six unemployed Americans for each job opening. Long-term unemployment is the grim reality for 5.8 million workers who have been idle for more than six months. Here is a graphic look at The Unemployed States of America.
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The Numbers Behind Pornography
Some surprising facts here… Source: Online Education
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What Did NBC’s Jay Leno Experiment Mean for Business?
NBC announced yesterday that it will cancel The Jay Leno Show on February 12. The network may move Jay Leno back to his old 11:35pm slot, while shuffling Conan O’Brien and Jimmy Fallon to later slots. MTV has more details: Though comparatively low-rated, Leno’s show was performing at the expected levels for the network, (NBCU […]
