Business and Investing

Posted on Saturday, 22nd October 2011 by admin

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Posted on Saturday, 22nd October 2011 by James Martin

I cant help but wonder if SME or SMB are politically motivated terms to deceive the public?

Surely when you talk about businesses you want to find categorizations that make sense? SME however is a term used for over 98% of all businesses, and can range from 1 to hundreds even thousands of people and up to a few hundred million turnover.

You will have heard the colorful statements by politicians that they are helping SMEs and that they are doing this and that for them. When in reality they are only working with the top few per cent of the SMEs.

Micro businesses and small businesses a summarily dismissed by politicians and no serious help is given to the sector.

Not only has the government gone back on the promise of less bureaucracy, it now plans to harass small and micro business with extra 600 tax inspectors. This, I guess, to raise more money for big business, so they can make bigger profits and leave more of their profits off-shore and not pay their fair share of tax.

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Posted on Friday, 21st October 2011 by admin

For some strange reason, man has always taken great pleasure in adorning the garb of austerity. The same might be the only possible explanation why time and again, the theme chosen for offices and work places is often dull and dreary, with the feeling that any time taken in designing the interiors of an office is probably time wasted, as offices are not suppose to be an arena for the expression of aesthetics. The popular belief stands, that formality ensures a better outcome at work places. The logic that stands defied is the fact that minds and brains are at their maxim at work places and so obviously it is here where the circumstances have to be condusive for maximum output.

The art that has evolved over time to ensure the design of the seating and other utility office furniture is suitable to the contours of the human body has been termed as “ergonomics”. Any modern day office furniture must involve the wisdom in the science, while at the same time also improving the aesthetics or cosmetic appearance of the same. Read more…

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Posted on Tuesday, 18th October 2011 by Jesse Walker

Rupert Murdoch.

Rupert Murdoch has thwarted attempts by dissident shareholders to remove him as chairman of News Corporation, the company he has headed for more than five decades.

All 15 directors, including Mr Murdoch and his sons, Lachlan and James, were believed to have been re-elected in a shareholder vote, but not before they came under attack over their response to the UK phone hacking scandal that has prompted questioning over how the media behemoth is governed.

In an at times testy annual meeting at the company’s Fox Studios in Los Angeles, representatives of several fund managers and advisory firms, as well as the Church of England, spoke in support of a resolution to decouple Mr Murdoch’s dual role as chairman and chief executive and which urged a greater future role for independent directors.

Julie Tanner, in charge of ethical investing at Christian Brothers Investment Services, which manages Catholic funds, condemned the “pervasive and value destroying scandal” at the company and urged greater accountability from a “truly independent chair”.

“I really expected the board to make some sweeping changes,” she told the meeting, attended by about 100 shareholders and their proxies.

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Posted on Sunday, 16th October 2011 by James Martin

As the Occupy Wall Street crowd denounces capitalism, its supporters are selling hundreds of goods on ebay already to profit from the movement!

How ironic!

If you look around enough, you can find them on Cafe Press too!

Hey, it was bound to happen.

When something like Occupy Wall Street (or any event) gets this much publicity in the international media entrepreneurs are going to sell things in hopes of making money!

Even if they might be communists at heart!

As one wag said, do these count as jobs created or saved under Obama?

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Posted on Thursday, 13th October 2011 by Jesse Walker

Search engine optimization or SEO is one of the most effective tools for generating more traffic to your website.  Optimization of an online website is important for traffic generation and maintaining the level over the search engine. The main objective of SEO is to get more traffic to a website from different sources and to get repetitive visitors. SEO plays an important role in promoting online business websites and other interactive sites. Generation of good amount of traffic with the help of SEO can help you to increase the revenue generation of your e-commerce site. However, committing SEO mistakes can ruin your SEO campaign.

Here are few common SEO mistakes committed by beginners:

Wrong Keyword Selection: Choosing wrong keywords is one of the most common mistakes made by beginners. Keyword selection can make or break your SEO campaign. It is important to select the highly searched keywords or key phrases. Read more…

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Posted on Tuesday, 11th October 2011 by admin

A Roth IRA is one of the most popular retirement plans people of today seem to choose. Why you may wonder, but the answer is pretty simple – the money you withdraw once you retire is not subject to any kind of tax. All interesting facts about that could be found at roth-ira.org. Also as long as you start saving up as early as possible, the better, and by paying your contributions regularly every year, you can definitely be assured of the ‘good life’ once you have retired! One Read more…

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Posted on Tuesday, 11th October 2011 by Jesse Walker

The only reason investors head for the stock market is to earn better returns compared to other investment avenues. The objective is the same but approaches can be different. For example, some may like the growth theme, some may like the value theme; few are excited about banking sector while some find consumption theme intoxicating.

At a broad level, there are two major ways to find profitable companies and hence stocks. These two approaches are entirely different. They are top-down approach and bottom-up approach. While they are different in approach, the goal is same, to find the right stocks to invest in. Let’s discuss these two approaches.

Top-down Approach

Top-down approach looks at the “big picture” and overall growth theme. It starts with global sentiments on economy and looks at the growth data. There

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Posted on Tuesday, 27th September 2011 by Jesse Walker

OKLAHOMA CITY — Good news for Oklahomans filling up the tanks on Monday. The states gasoline price average has dropped 23 cents over the last 17 days, according to AAA Oklahoma.

Mondays average price across the state for a gallon of self-serve regular is $3.341. This compares with a national averageof $3.493, down 17 cents since September9.

“These lower prices are largely the result of worsening economic conditions worldwide, which are driving down crude oil prices as well as expectations for future demand for oil,” said Chuck Mai, spokesman for AAA Oklahoma. “At the same time, the U.S. dollar has been gaining strength, giving oil prices even more downward momentum. Plus, refineries have now completed the transition to making winter blends of gasoline, which are cheaper to produce.”

According to AAAs daily gasoline price website, , there are eight states today with cheaper statewide gasoline price averages than Oklahoma.

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Posted on Tuesday, 27th September 2011 by Jesse Walker

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