Posted by Heather Ward | Posted on 27-04-2011
North Carolina residents who want to own certain weapons regulated by the National Firearms Act should consider the advantages of an NFA Gun Trust specifically designed for use in North Carolina.
From NorthCarolinaGunTrustLawyer.com:
WHAT IS AN NFA TRUST?
NFA firearms (also called NFA weapons) are certain guns and accessories regulated by the National Firearms Act. They are sometimes called “Class 3 weapons.” NFA firearms include all fully automatic and select fire weapons, short barreled rifles and shotguns and sound suppressors (silencers). NFA firearms include things that you might not expect.
Suppose that your father brought home a “deactivated” machine gun from World War II?
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Posted by Shannon Myers | Posted on 26-04-2011
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, April 28 (UPI) — China, with its economic clout, can help formulate a unified currency in Asia that would boost trade, the Malaysian deputy finance minister told China Daily.
Lim Siang Chai spoke to China Daily as Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao arrived in Kuala Lumpur on a two-day visit.
Lim was quoted as saying a unified Asian currency would help emerging economies in the region boost trade and protect them from the risks of exchange rate fluctuations.
“Without China’s leadership, it’s hard for Asia to achieve the goal of having a solitary currency,” Lim was quoted as saying.
Lim said trade is already growing since China and the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations concluded a China-ASEAN Free Trade Area last year, and that a single currency would help reduce the cost of transactions for the settlement of trade.
The report said Malaysia, among the ASEAN countries, is China’s largest trading partner, with bilateral trade volume reaching $74.3 billion in 2010.
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Posted by Heather Ward | Posted on 25-04-2011
We couldnt think of a better way to start the week than by shining the spotlight on our colleague Anu Tewary, Sr. Data Scientist at LinkedIn, who started a non-profit after-school program in 2009 called the Technovation Challenge. The goal: to encourage girls in high-school to explore careers in technology and entrepreneurship.
Heres Anu
This year, LinkedIn is hosting the Technovation Challenge, a nine-week program in which high school girls and high-tech professional female mentors work in teams to design a mobile Android app prototype and write a business plan.
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Posted by Timothy Bennett | Posted on 24-04-2011
Contrary to popular belief, starting a new business when the economy is struggling isn’t always a bad idea. In fact, during the worst economic downtown since the Great Depression, more than one million new businesses set up shop in America. What do these business owners know that the rest of us do not?
During the darkest days of the recent recession, 627,000 new businesses opened in America. The year was 2008 and the total number of new business opening was on the rise, according to the Small Business Administration’s Office of Advocacy. However, we still haven’t answered the question: Why is it better to start a small business during a recession?
The truth is that it isn’t. New businesses will invariably have a harder time finding loyal customers when the economy is unstable or in decline. However
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Posted by Sean Cruz | Posted on 21-04-2011
In order for you to get minimal interest rates on personal loans, you have to compare different lenders to each other. If you want to consolidate accounts you have, you can make a loan from one of the banks, but you have to remember that you want the lender that is going to offer you the best interest rate. This is slightly more difficult if you are blacklisted because all lenders will charge you a higher interest rate if you have such bad credit, but there are companies who only deal with clients like this, therefore their rates won’t be too bad.
If it’s debt consolidation you need, then you definitely need to get minimal interest rates on personal loans, but if they see you as a risk, they may push the interest rate to as much as you can handle, based on your income and expenditure. Som
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Posted by Heather Ward | Posted on 21-04-2011
Many of our readers have stumbled upon the livestream of LinkedIn Speaker Series – featuring interviews with transformative individuals from different realms of professional life. Were glad to have hosted visionary leaders like Newark Mayor Cory Booker, personal finance guru Suze Orman, best-selling author Deepak Chopra and others in the recent past. Most of these interviews last roughly an hour followed by questions from our audience – employees and guests – gathered in our Mountain View office.
Given tons of requests, weve decided to stream all of our Speaker Series videos on YouTube. Check out our past Speaker Series videos here.
Last weeks event featured an interview with Salman Khan, educator and founder of the Khan Academy a free online education platform aimed to accelerate learning for students of all ages. Bill
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