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How To Make Your Startup Global Without Breaking The Bank

We all want our startup to be global, but unfortunately, few of us have a global budget. Most startups tend to put off global expansion until they see their next round of seed funding, or have a strong revenue flow

05 октября 2017 0 4354

Nobel Prize Laureate: Winning the War on Child Abuse

With every new crisis that the world faces, humanity’s differences appear increasingly intractable. Religion, ethnicity, history, politics, and economics have all become tools to denigrate and demean. People seem to be drifting apart, and no country is immune from divisive discourse

04 октября 2017 0 6566

Is Bitcoin In A Bubble? Check The NVT Ratio

February of this year, I tweeted a chart that presented the idea of a PE ratio for Bitcoin, something I temporarily called MTV Ratio before my buddy Chris Burniske suggested the less confusing term of NVT Ratio (Network Value to Transactions Ratio). Later in May, Chris was the first to present NVT Ratio at Token Summit 2017

03 октября 2017 0 5929

Asian Cities’ Endless Summer

It’s monsoon season in Asia – marking an end to months of scorching temperatures

02 октября 2017 0 5326

Box Office: $1 Billion For 4 'Avatar' Sequels Is A Bargain

Unless it’s all a mirage and James Cameron is playing a giant con, it would appear that filming has indeed begun on the four planned Avatar sequels

29 сентября 2017 0 8261

Pardons Are a Loaded Gun

Joe Arpaio, the former sheriff of Maricopa County, Arizona, who was convicted of contempt of court for defying a federal judge’s order to stop racially profiling and arbitrarily detaining Latinos in the name of catching illegal immigrants, is no stranger to controversy

28 сентября 2017 0 4178

19 Easy Ways To Save Money In Your 20s

From a cash diet to cutting the Netflix cord, fall 2017 is all about saving that moolah for millennials

27 сентября 2017 0 8224

The Hazards Behind the Headlines

Not too long ago, the only journalists working in conflict areas who might be afforded protection were those working for wealthy, predominantly Western news organizations. These journalists would attend expensive courses run by former special forces personnel, who trained them to navigate hostile environments. They would be furnished with flak jackets and helmets, and given first aid kits