In 2025, the game’s evolvin’—labor arbitrage is the ultimate hustle for cuttin’ costs and maxin’ profits without breakin’ a sweat. We’re talkin’ tappin’ into global talent pools, from coders in Ukraine to VAs in the Philippines, all while keepin’ your budget tight and your biz runnin’ smoother than a fresh fade. Ready to level up? Here’s the lowdown on 30 labor arbitrage ideas that’ll have you outsmartin’ the competition and bankin’ big in the new year.
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A selection of continental billionaires and a peek at how they amassed their fortunes in the premiere of Forbes’ Meet The Richest.
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BBC’s Regan Morris speaks to some of the state’s youngest entrepreneurs. Meet the youngsters starting and running their own businesses.
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The New Yorker reported that public television backed out of its deal to air the documentary Citizen Koch—just because they were afraid of upsetting billionaire donor David Koch. David Koch has donated $23 million as a board member of two flagship PBS stations, WNET in New York and WGBH in Boston.
Public television was founded to support the public interest, not to cater to the private interests of wealthy donors like the Koch brothers.
Directed by Academy Award-nominated filmmakers, Citizen Koch exposes the outsize role of money in American politics, from the Kochs and other major political spenders. This is exactly the kind of dialogue that public television was founded to foster, regardless of whether or not a powerful donor is happy about it.
That’s why I started a petition to Corporation for Public Broadcasting President and CEO Patricia de Stacy Harrison, Public Broadcasting Service President and CEO Paula Kerger, and Independent Television Service President and CEO Sally Jo Fifer, which says:
Koch money shouldn’t influence public television programming—we want to see the film Citizen Koch aired on PBS!
Click here to add your name to this petition, and then pass it along to your friends.
Thanks!
–Joe Dinkin
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The 2013 Forbes Billionaires list now includes 1,426 names, with an aggregate net worth of $5.4 trillion, up from $4.6 trillion. The U.S. leads the list with 442 billionaires, followed by Asia-Pacific (386), Europe (366), the Americas (129) and the Middle East & Africa (103) Checkout the top 100 Billionaires in the world after the jump.
Forbes recently released there annual list of the World’s Richest people. Your net worth would have to be at least $1 Billion to make the bottom of the list. Investors, heirs, computer geeks and inventors of innovative products all make up the list. Out of the top 100 billionaires on this list, NO African Americans are present. Checkout the top 20 below:
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