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Top 10 Entrepreneurs Under 30

Published December 16, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Influence, MotivationTagged entrepreneur, successful entrepreneurs, social media, work ethic, niche, Motivation, passion, Mark Zuckerberg, subprime meltdown, rapid growth of the internet, millionaires, billionaires, wealthy entrepreneurs under the age of 30, entrepreneurs under the age of 30, young entrepreneurs, net worth, David Karp, Tumblr, Rent the Runway, Jennifer Carter Fleiss, Adam D'Angelo, Quora, Mashable, Pete Cashmore, Scribd.com, Trip Adler, LearnVest.com, Alexa Von Tobel, Ben Kaufman, Quirky, Cameron Johnson, entrepreneurial success stories, younger generation of entrepreneurs, online businesses
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In the last decade, due to the rapid growth of the internet and technology as a whole, the young minds of our society have been benefiting more than ever - to the extent where some have become millionaires, and even billionaires, from their intuitive ideas. …

The NFL Is On The Verge of Being Regulated To Death

Published December 12, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Risk vs. RewardTagged accountability, innovations, regulations, subprime meltdown, new regulation, Clinton administration, Bush administration, overregulated, risk takers, America, risks, article on regulation, NFL, long-term damages of concussions, rule change in the NFL, unintended consequence, excessive regulations, Rob Gronkowski, risk, personal responsibility
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After the subprime meltdown in 2008, congress enacted boatloads of new regulation. Some of the new regulations were most certainly needed; however, many of them were knee-jerk reactions created by bureaucrats who had no background in the industry they were imposing new rules on. Many …