Carlos Slim Tops Forbes Billionaire List; Ambani Tops Among Indians
Before the world’s economic bubble burst, there were 1,125 billionaires in 2008. And in a sign of the recovery in the world economy, the numbers has gained its real shape again as Forbes magazine’s annual billionaires list consists with 1,011 billionaires compared with 793 year. Read More …
Health Insurance For Mentally Challenged Kids
Soon a health insurance scheme will be launched for the kids suffering from various developmental disabilities and mentally challenged. The Niramya Health Insurance Scheme would remit the premium for the families with a monthly income less than Rs. 15,000, the applicants hailing from families with a monthly income exceeding Rs. 15,000 should remit an annual premium of Rs. 500. Read More …
Top 10: World’s Most Expensive Domain Names
A domain really can change your online presence. Last time, a domain name was sold in 2006 for a reported $14 million, but what are the others in the top 10?
1. Insure.com ($16 million)
It’s bought by QuinStreet, making it possibly the largest ever sale of a domain name. It was originally acquired by Insure.com for $1.6 million in December 2001. Read More …
Ladderup Wealth Management Has Opening For Insurance Advisor/ Telecaller
Ladderup Wealth Management, a leading player in finanancial service sector, is looking for a Insurance Advisor/ Telecaller with good communication. Freshers and MBA trainee are welcome. Read More …
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Youtube Video of The Day—The Power Pack Mongoose Cricket Bat
Stuart Law, the former Australian Test player, calls it “a half-brick on a stick". To its manufacturer, Tony Cook, it is “a funny sort of croquet mallet". Cricket bats have looked roughly the same for at least a hundred years, but the Mongoose is a radically different animal. Take a look.
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