English, Google, Growing and Entrepreneurs
November 15, 2007 – 6:03 pm | by jaygaulardcom
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Why English isn’t the only language you should know
Although English is spoken by almost 500 million people around the world, it is impossible to deny how countries such as China, Japan, Russia and India are becoming increasingly important, both in the world of politics and the world of business. Here are some reasons to expand your horizon and learn a new language.
Google: $500,000,000,000 company by 2010?
At the end of 2009, Microsoft would have a market value of about $405 billion and Google’s would be roughly $370 billion. So Google would surpass Microsoft sometime in 2010. If its stock kept appreciating at 34 percent clip annually compared to Microsoft’s 12.5 percent, Google would finish 2010 with a market value of nearly half a trillion dollars.
Top 50 Fastest Growing Women-Led Companies
With women starting businesses at a faster clip than men, here is a list of the top 50 fastest growing women-led companies. Meet the women behind these high-growth businesses.
The Top Entrepreneurs Under 25 Changing the Face of Business
The goal was to find businesses that demonstrate potential for growth and establish the talent of the savvy young people behind them, possibly identifying the next Mark Zuckerberg (of Facebook fame).
How to save money for 18-25 yr. olds
This recent article ran in the October 29, 2007 version of Newsweek. The article gives easy common sense advice from spending, to building credit, and how to make bank on Roth IRA’s.
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