There was a one hour interview on CNBC with Warren Buffet, the second richest man who has donated $31 billion to charity . Here are some v ery interesting aspects of his life :
1. He bought his first share at age 11 and he now regrets that he started too late!
2. He bought a small […]

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Amir Mahmood Razak
Who wants to be a millionaire? Ahh, I see about 25 million hands up here, so I tell you now the story of how I became a millionaire, a few times over at that.
The first rule of becoming a millionaire is believing that you can indeed be a millionaire; that it is not […]

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By WORLD Law Direct, updated: [July 13th, 2006]
Fraud warning regarding the firm “Solid Investment” (SI) and its site solidinvestment.comComments from our site users regarding solidinvestment.com
“…as of mid-day Saturday July 8th, 2006, the Solidinvestment site has been down, as well as the forum: http://www.ecurrencyforum.com, which we now believe to have […]

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From AWSJ - May 29, 2006
AirAsia Founder Likes Workers to Speak Up
Fernandes Tries to Change ‘Top-Down’ Culture He Sees Among Managers in Asia
By CRIS PRYSTAY
Malaysian Tony Fernandes founded AirAsia, Asia’s first low-cost carrier, in 2001 and expanded the company by setting up joint-venture airlines in Thailand and Indonesia. Mr. Fernandes, 42 years old, graduated from […]

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Personal Money/Maximise what you’ve got: The ways of Rockefeller and Carnegie are still relevant
09 Jul 2006
Yap Ming Hui
Learn from the top businessmen who have been so successful — you need their kind of business management approach to maximise your wealth.

AT a wealth maximisation talk organised by a property developer […]

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