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Why Does Google Promote Theft to Searchers?

Every time anyone conducts a search on your product, Google's Related Searches feature tells them that instead of purchasing it they can steal it.

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One of the most entertaining stories is about the financing of the western half of the railroad. This consortium began from the central California laying track eastwards while the other started simultaneously in the Midwest building eastwards. The plan was for the two to meet in the middle and conn Read More

The Reddit Startup Story: Reddit Founders Steve Huffman & Alexis Ohanian Talk About Their Startup Days with the Guerrilla Startup Guys.

How did the “front page of the Internet” come into existence? Find out from the two founders in this motivational video. Read More

History Channel sparks rage in Silicon Valley with its use of notoriously bad CEO Carly Fiorina. The rumblings we are hearing over this insultingly bad decision by the History Channel have spread from coast to coast.

History Channel, you owe America’s business community a big fat apology. Read More

When it comes to professions such as shop assistants and bar workers, dress codes vary considerably. But a new report has revealed that people are put off approaching workers who are scruffily dressed or have tattoos or facial piercings. Read More

Failed CEO, Carly Fiorina, with a $40m retirement package, says union pensions too high!

You might remember Fiorina from the days when she worked at HP, and was sent packing in 2005 with a whopping $40 million severance benefits package. Was that “fair,” Carly?

Fiorina is widely considered on Read More

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Tinkham Veale II

The world lost a great tycoon this past week. Tinkham Veale II was 97. Mr. Veale started back in the 1960s and built a huge conglomerate from an office in a stable, as legend has it. By the mid-1990s, his empire enjoyed sales of over $10 billion and employed 36.000 people. He wa Read More

Jay Abraham is one of the finest marketing minds ever and today he is offering his ebooks and interviews free through an exclusive arrangement with www.antiventurecapital.com

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If you are thinking of going after investors but have no idea who they are or why they should invest, you are going to have a tough time of it. A famous someone was right when he observed:

“In this life, no one is going to invest because you think you can.”

Guess who said this. Read More