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How I Learned Everything I Need to Know About Creating a Good “Perception” By Living In My Car
Guest Post by Richard Harmer Brady Media Group First and foremost I no longer live in my car! With that said, you are more than welcome to send money so that NEVER happens to
Read More »Lessons from a Fortune 500 Company
It’s Not Always What You See! Sometimes it’s the HOW and What You Don’t See!! Guest Post by Richard Harmer Brady Media Group So anyway, I was in the shower and thought about something.
Read More »Why Business Owners Should Turn Business Sense into Common Sense
Guest Post by Richard Harmer Brady Media Group Over the past 7-8 years I’ve worked in marketing and brand development for myself and currently I’m a partner and Brand Strategist for Brady Media Group.
Read More »The United States of Stagnation
Guest Post by Richard Harmer Brady Media Group America is being held back by RED TAPE, not creators or innovators!! We have LOTS of those! Too bad the best of the creators and inventors
Read More »Facebook Usage Overtakes Google
New data from researchers at comScore Inc shows that web surfers are spending more time on Facebook and less on Google, for the first time. The data shows that people are spending about 9.9
Read More »BP Increased Internet Marketing To $3 Million A Month
As part of a damage control campaign, BP upped its spending on Internet marketing from $57,000 a month to almost $3 million, buying keywords associated with the oil spill such as “oil spill,” “leak,”
Read More »7 Common Mistakes When Trying To Make Money Online
The Internet is full of articles, videos and products that promise to show even the most basic of Internet user how to start a profitable online business. What are discussed less often are the
Read More »Despite U.S. Mortgage Industry Struggles, Some Brokers Are Thriving
The real estate “meltdown” and the resulting economic downturn over the last few years drastically changed the U.S. mortgage industry. Many mortgage brokerage firms were driven out of business and those that survived are
Read More »5 Tips For an Amazing Cover Letter
by Mike Hlatky There are basically five main points to each cover letter written. I am going to go through each one of these points for an in depth analysis of how and where
Read More »Building an email list was never easier
by Kat Bader Email list building was never as easy, now because of mobile advertising. Mobile or cell phone advertising is an untapped and cheap medium you can use to build a big list
Read More »$250 Million Earned Since Michael Jackson’s Death
According to lawyers, in the year since his death, Michael Jackson’s estate has earned more than $250 million. They say that the money is rolling in and the debt he had built up during
Read More »BP chief admits he could lose his job following the oil spill
BP’s chief has admitted he might lose his job over the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Tony Hayward, chief executive of BP, said he was under no immediate pressure to leave the
Read More »BP, subcontractors: Spill is the other guy’s fault
By Steve Hargreaves The three oil companies primarily involved in the Gulf of Mexico oil spill blamed each other Tuesday for the accident last month that left 11 workers dead and oil still spewing
Read More »Oil Rig Companies to Face Questioning
PBS Executives from the three companies tied to the Gulf Coast oil spill head to Capitol Hill on Tuesday. Lawmakers from two Senate committees will question officials from BP, Halliburton and Transocean about the
Read More »What Does Does Facebook-McDonalds Deal Mean?
By Rick Whiting, CRN A reported deal with fast-food giant McDonald’s could mean that Facebook is setting itself up to compete with Foursquare and other location-based social networking Web sites. Facebook is widely believed
Read More »Exposing Corporate-financed Holocaust in Africa
By Keith Harmon Snow War in Congo has again been splashed across world headlines and the same old clichés about violence and suffering are repackaged and rebroadcast as “news”. Meanwhile, early indications out of
Read More »Civil rights complaint targets Wall Street rating firms
Moody’s and Fitch’s high ratings of subprime mortgage bonds disproportionately harmed black and Latino home buyers, the National Community Reinvestment Coalition alleges. By Kenneth R. Harney | In what is apparently the first legal
Read More »US bails out Citigroup and prepares to give trillions more to banks
By Barry Grey | The government bailout of Citigroup marks a new stage in the utilization of the public treasury to rescue Wall Street banks and finance houses. The deal reached shortly before midnight
Read More »Contractors in Iraq could face charges in earlier incidents
By Nancy A. Youssef | WASHINGTON — Private security contractors operating in Iraq could face Iraqi prosecution for acts committed when they supposedly had immunity from Iraqi law, U.S. officials said Thursday. A new
Read More »Blackwater gunboats will protect ships
By Kim Sengupta | The American security company Blackwater is planning to cash in on the rising threat of piracy on the high seas by launching a flotilla of gunboats for hire by the
Read More »Ending Poverty: Moving Beyond More Aid and Fair Trade
By Davinder Kaur | As the United Nations seeks increased financial assistance from donor countries to help meet the flagging Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), the inadequacy of international aid and fairer trade agreements has
Read More »New Blackwater Iraq Scandal: Guns, Silencers and Dog Food
By BRIAN ROSS and JASON RYAN | A federal grand jury in North Carolina is investigating allegations the controversial private security firm Blackwater illegally shipped assault weapons and silencers to Iraq, hidden in large
Read More »Blackwater likely to be fined millions in Iraq weapons case
By Warren Strobel | The State Department is preparing to slap a multi-million dollar fine on private military contractor Blackwater USA for shipping hundreds of automatic weapons to Iraq without the necessary permits. Some
Read More »Illegal tax scheme gives $140 billion to biggest US banks
By Bill Van Auken | An extra-legal measure quietly enacted by the Treasury Department in the shadow of the $700 billion Wall Street bailout package will hand the country’s biggest banks another $140
Read More »Prescription Drugs Kill 300 Percent More Americans than Illegal Drugs
By David Gutierrez | A report by the Florida Medical Examiners Commission has concluded that prescription drugs have outstripped illegal drugs as a cause of death. An analysis of 168,900 autopsies conducted in Florida
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