Will Arizona win the Holiday Bowl?
I watched a video featuring Mark Cuban, the outspoken owner of the Dallas Mavericks and chairman of HDNet. Some of the video revolved around business growth and Cuban’s vision for a high definition television channel. In 2000, high definition televisions were $15,000+ (thank goodness for Moore’s Law) and very little programming was available. With such a high cost, the market for HD viewers was low in 2000 but Cuban wasn’t just thinking about 2000, 2001 or even 2002. He was thinking about 5 and 10 years from 2000 when you could go to Best Buy and purchase an HD TV for $500.
Tis’ the season to give gifts and accumulate debt (12 million Americans still have last year’s holiday purchases on their credit cards). While electronics become obsolete as new technology emerge, clothes become a little more “snug” and the
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toys you bought for your kids last year are now in a pile in the back of the closet, there is one gift that truly keeps on giving, your health.
Your health is truly your greatest asset. Your family is important, your business is important, your hobbies are important, but without your health you won’t be around or able to fully enjoy the important things in life. Now how can you save over $1000 this year while improving your health? Let me introduce you to my friend: the Health Savings Account (HSA).
A long, long time ago in late 2003, when credit overflowed and home prices soared, legislation was passed, creating the…
Behind every new internet craze, technology and social media is a hip, young twenty-something on their way to building an empire, or so it seems. While the younger generation is probably behind most of the online revolutions, the media certainly portrays this group as the majority of entrepreneurs with their “Top 30 Entrepreneurs Under 30,” “20 Most Innovative Entrepreneurs Under 20,” and who knows, someday there might be the “10 Most Brilliant 10 Year-Olds.” While we are obviously captivated by the hip, bright and silly-rich, young entrepreneurs, a study by the Kauffman Foundation, a non-profit group that encourages entrepreneurship, shows that the baby boomer generation has the highest rate of entrepreneurship.
