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24 Concepts Every Young Person Should Know About Business

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Steve Mariotti

Founder of Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) Author of An Entrepreneur's Manifesto

The Babson College definition of entrepreneurship is: "A way of thinking and acting that is opportunity obsessed, holistic in approach, and leadership balanced."

In honor of the Urban Entrepreneurship Summit being held at Rutgers Business School in Newark today, I wanted to present my thoughts on what the younger generation nee

Design Principles: Building for Multiple Languages

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Francesca JENNER

European Commission

One of the guiding principles behind our approach in creating a new website for people across Europe is clear: to make it as easy as possible for users to find the information they want.

And when it comes to language, that's not just about sticking to the web writing guidelines – our task is to construct a site that is adaptable to multiple languages.

Check the evidence

We've been carrying out detailed resea

So, who’s on your holiday gift list this year? That list is a lot longer than you think; consider all the names of hackers that have not yet appeared on it. Scammers will do whatever it takes to get on your holiday gift list! Here’s how to keep these cyber thieves out of your pocket:

• Before purchasing from a small online merchant, see what the Better Business Bureau says and also search Google for reviews.
• If you see an unexpected e-mail allegedly from a retailer you shop at, don’t open it. Scamme

Capitalism at Work. Widespread Hardship: “What’s More Important? The Dignity of Women or another Billion Dollars for the Banksters”?

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 Dr. Paul Craig Roberts

Global Research, November 29, 2015

Zero Hedge reports a story from “Keep Talking Greece” that first appeared in The Times.

According to the story, the plummeting living standards forced on the Greek people by German chancellor Merkel and the European banks have forced large numbers of young Greek women into prostitution.

The large increas

Enrique Suarez Presenting:

Eight Factors for the Transformation and the Consequences of Omitting Any of Them:

Aim: No aim, no sense of direction

Philosophy: no philosophy, no followers

Vision: no vision, confusion

Strategy: no strategy, false starts

Skills: no skills, anxiety

Resources: no resources, frustration

Rewards: no rewards, bitterness

Organization: no organization, no coordination

Enrique Suarez can work with your organization to assess your current and desired competencies mentioned above to

My Message to the Leaders and Would be Leaders of the World

If you want to be rich, be generous.

If you want to be smart, be simple.

If you want to be strong, be kind.

Whatever you are looking for is inside of you.

You are missing nothing. You have everything. The only problem is, you don’t know that.

All the things that we think are important will one day turn around and become unimportant.

Don’t let another day go by without being touched by the magic inside you.

What are the questions that wil

(Contributed by Ajay Kumar Jhingan, Trainer – Banking & Finance)

Ajay Kumar Jhingan, our member and International Speaker/Trainer in Corporate and Retail Banking, is preparing his new course in Global Risk Academy - the Course on Drafting of Loan Documentation (Basics).  The idea came after many questions and requests from his students both in live trainings that he facilitates and in online course The Fundamentals of Credit analytics that he recently delivered for Global Risk Academy.  

In thi

If God Does not Enforce "Intellectual Property" then Why Should We?

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Enrique Suarez

http://www.wix.com/suarezenrique/delta

What is Intellectual Property?

Intellectual property (IP) refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions; literary and artistic works; designs; and symbols, names and images used in commerce.

IP is protected in law by, for example, patents, copyright and trademarks, which enable people to earn recognition or financial benefit from what they invent or create. By striking t

Define Pwn: Pwn is a slang term derived from the verb own, as meaning to appropriate or to conquer to gain ownership. The term implies domination or humiliation of a rival. And when it’s done by hacking email, the person is effectively pwned. No matter how “private” you are on the Internet, no matter how infrequently you post on your Facebook page—even if you don’t have a Facebook account—your life can be hacked into as long as you own just one password—and the ability to be tricked.

Such was the

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Learn the fundamental  skills on how to become a successful  Risk Management professional.

What Will You Learn in This Course

• How risk management can assist organizations to achieve their objectives and optimize decision making
• The types of internal and external risk exposure typically faced by an organization and the concepts of positive and negative risk
• How to assess risk effectively and to select appropriate actions and controls
• What does “Risk Universe” stand

Britain’s Draft “Investigatory Powers Bill”. Encrypted Date, Privacy and Civil Liberties Foregone

If the government has anything to do with it, privacy just got a whole lot worse. What the draft Investigatory Powers Bill holds for everyone is exactly what all the criticism was about in the first place – except it attempts to make it lawful.

The Bill proposes that instead of deceiving every citizen in the UK it wi

A phishing e-mail is sent by a cyberthief to trick its recipient into revealing sensitive information so that the crook could steal money from the recipient or gain access to a business’s classified information. One way to lure an employee is for the crook to make the e-mail appear like it was sent by the company’s CEO. Often, phishing e-mails have urgent subject lines like “Your Chase Bank Balance Is Negative.”

In its 2015 Data Breach Report, Verizon reported that 23 percent of employees open th

The Internet has almost as many videos as there are stars in the heavens. And you know that some have to be hoaxes. Sometimes it’s obvious, while other times it’s easy to be fooled. For example, the hoax of the “angel” intercepting a truck just about to run over a bicyclist is obviously fake. Isn’t it?

But what about the video of the man cut in half by a bus while riding a bicycle, lying on the ground, staring at his intestines, talking for a full five minutes, while his pelvis and legs lie catty

With Cyber Monday, you don’t have to camp outside in the cold overnight so you can be the first person busting through the doors like on Black Friday. But you still may get trampled to a pulpby cyber scammers waiting for their prey.

How can you avoid these predators?

• You know that old mantra: If it’s too good to be true, it probably is. Be highly suspicious of outrageously great deals, and also assume that e-mails that link to unbelievable savings are scams. You may think it won’t hurt to just “ch

This application for your mobile device will change things in a huge way:

• Locks down smartphones with a finger-based biometric password
• Multi-factor authentication all-in-one
• It’s called BioTect-ID

And why should you consider the world’s first biometric password for your mobile device? Because most smartphone security devices have been cracked by cyber thieves.

Layers of protecting your online accounts have historically involved the password, a PIN, security questions or combinations of these which i

Iceland: They Jailed The Crooked Bankers, Now Every Icelander Will Receive A Payout from the Bank Sale

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First, Iceland jailed its crooked bankers for their direct involvement in the financial crisis of 2008. Now, every Icelander will receive a payout for the sale of one of its three largest banks, Íslandsbanki.

If Finance Minister Bjarni Benediktsson has his way — and he likely will — Icelanders will be paid kr 30,000 after the government takes over owner

War on Cash: How and Why the Financial Elites Want to End Physical Cash

As we’ve noted previously, the War on Cash is accelerating.

In recent months:

1)  The SEC and other regulators have implemented legislation allowing Money Market Funds to lock in your cash for up to 10 days during the next financial crisis (meaning you cannot get your money out).

2)  The FDIC has implemented legislation permitting it to seize “systemically important” banks and convert their deposit

Five Myths Regarding the Paris Terror Attacks

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Washington's Blog

Global Research, November 21, 2015

As usual, the politicos and talking heads are all talking their own book, using the Paris terror attacks to push their own agendas.

As shown below, they’re spouting nonsense.

Mass Surveillance Won’t Help

The NSA and other spy agencies are pretending that the Paris attacks show that we need more mass surveillance.

But the New York Times correctly points out in a scathing editorial that mass survei

Hang Onto Your Wallets: Negative Interest Rates, the War on Cash, and the $10 Trillion Bail-in

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Ellen Brown

The Web of Debt Blog

20 November 2015

In uncertain times, “cash is king,” but central bankers are systematically moving to eliminate that option. Is it really about stimulating the economy? Or is there some deeper, darker threat afoot?

Remember those old ads showing a senior couple lounging on a warm beach, captioned “Let your money work for you”? Or the scene in Mary Poppins where young