Robert Kiyosaki says if you want to be rich, you need to own a large business and you need to build a strong network. Franchises are one example of a large business. For those that don’t have an extra million dollars lying around to invest though there is network marketing, a business model that has […]
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As I look over my girlfriend, Ijtsuri Viveros’s power point slides the night before she presents her thesis about the relationship foreign direct investment has on child labor in developing countries, I can’t help but think about the two things every third world country needs before they are able pull themselves out of poverty. The
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On 12 October, 2011 much to the dismay of the remaining protections in the country and a few special interests groups, the United States signed new trade agreements with South Korea, Panama and Columbia. Ironically the country that preaches the most about free and uninhibited trade is also the same country with the fewest trade
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Although the situation is getting better, it’s no secret Mexico has been plagued by violence that rivals some of the worst wars going on in the Middle East. It’s become normal to read or hear about several deaths in a single day. The losing war on drugs only became more prevalent when the federal government decided
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“When I was your age I used to walk 10 miles barefoot, uphill, both ways in the snow” Sound familiar? You may have heard this from your Dad, Grandfather or even Great Grandfather. It’s the age old argument generations prior to the current, make about how much harder they used to work and how lazy kids
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Occupy Wall Street is in full swing and it appears the “99%” in the U.S. have inspired people oversees to occupy their own cities. If you’re following the protests on cable TV, you’re either getting your news from the Marxists, Ed Schultzs’s of the world or the “deregulate everything, environment hating, don’t tax the poor
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“First off, thanks for being such loyal Apple fans and using the ipods, iphones and ipads I created while you sit around the park all day. I know you’re unemployed and I appreciate you taking what used to be an entire months salary for you to buy Apple products. As for protesting, I know you’re
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While some claim that TechCrunch can survive without Founder and former Editor, Michael Arrington many readers have claimed that they won’t be turning to TechCrunch anymore as their source for tech and startup news. Erick Schonfeld, who has several years experience as editor at TechCrunch and other publications has now taken over the reigns as
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Cities and states around the country have an economic development office to spur business activity and attract investment in their communities. When a new business expands or relocates to their region, jobs are created so it’s a no brainer why business development consultants try to lure in entrepreneurs and business executives. Business owners and managers put
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It’s been a roller coaster ride these past three weeks as stock markets around the world have been rising and falling drastically, with some of the major indexes loosing up to 7% in a single day. Stock market volatility scares many people but it’s really an opportunity to make money much faster. Most retirement accounts suffer
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