Social Business More Lasting than Charitable Organizations

Social businesses have the advantage of more lasting than charity-based organizations in the fight against poverty and community empowerment. "In organizations (social)-based charity, you need fresh funds to carry out social activities again. Whereas in social business, new funds were not needed because the business will continue to run on its own," said the founder of Grameen Bank, Muhammad Yunus, after the public lecture "the Role of Social...

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Hangover Helpers, Turn Trash Into Cash

Business ideas can come from anywhere. As what was done by Marc Simons. A mess after the party turned into a business idea. Be advised, when held a party, everyone is happy. Lots of food, drink fresh, frenetic music. Finish the party, the host see stacked dirty dishes and glasses, not to mention the other garbage scattered about. the idea of ​​turning trash into cash is very unique. Marc Simons so cleverly taking advantage of opportunities. Marc...

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FRANKENSTORM Disaster in The Haloween Day

Sandy Hurricane or called frankenstorm makes severe disaster in the halloween month. This is the worst disaster that ever hit America at halloween day. This disaster made ​​a lot of losses for America and leaving damage. Estimated, property and economic losses caused by this disaster reached billions of dollars. Reported by the Telegraph, Tuesday, October 30, 2012, economists estimate property losses in several states hit...

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Hurricane Sandy makes U.S. Stock Close

Sandy storm makes stock market close in the U.S. market on Tuesday, October 30, 2012. This is the second day. But market players on Wall Street seeking to open trade at the end of this month, Wednesday, October 31. As quoted by Reuters, the stock market was closed on Monday due to bad weather for the first time after 27 years. The bond market closed early in the afternoon, the wind and waves from Hurricane Sandy hit the Eastern Seaboard. Officials...

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Sandy Storm Losses Reach U.S. $ 20 billion

"images from bloomberg" Institutions for disaster risk assessors from the United States, Eqecat Inc., estimated economic losses due to hurricanes Sandy reached U.S. $ 20 billion. Estimated would make greater losses if there's a disaster or flood subsequent landslides. In a statement to CNN, Vice President Eqecat, Tom Larsen, said that insurance losses caused by the disaster reached U.S. $ 5 billion to U.S. $ 10 billion. According to him,...

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