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Microsoft Unveils New Xbox One

New console may pave the way for gaming integration By Jaron Serven, Staff Writer Well, it’s here—and no, it’s not called the Xbox 720. Don Mattrick, Microsoft president of interactive entertainment business, unveiled the next generation Xbox One during a much-hyped Tuesday morning press conference. The original Xbox was released in November 2001—launching with a controller so big, one could fight a zombie apocalypse with it—and quickly gained popularity, due in part to the marquee launch title Halo. Its successor, [...]
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Cash or cashless?

In the recent two decades, we have changed the monetary tools we use to exchange for the services and goods that we need. The trend is shifted from a money to a moneyless society; and with the increasing consumer demand on the use of credit cards and mobile payments, merchants begin to see the potential profit that they can earn by adapting to credit card systems instead of solely accepting cash. The following infographic provides some interesting and thought provoking [...]
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Traders & Investors Survey 2013

Are you interested in trading and investment? Even if you are not too interested in the area, you might still want to take a look at the following analysis. The Online Trading Academy has conducted a survey at the beginning of the year on their current and former students, as well as those who are interested in the area. With over 2000 responses OTA received, they gathered the survey data and came up with a brief analysis on how these [...]
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Asia Finance & Economics
Japan’s Economy Will Rise Again

Japanese economy will continue to rise under a new economic model By Lindsey Addawoo With one of the largest economies in the world, Japan has been making remarkable progress in recovering its economy. Japan’s GDP has risen by a whopping 0.9 per cent in the last three months, and it has seen a lowering in its national deflation. Japan’s economic model, affectionately called “Abenomics” in honour of current Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, was set in motion last December when Abe was re-elected [...]
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Improve Your Writing Skills

Author of “Life of Pi”, Yann Martel, says the key to writing well is simply…wait for it…to read. Most people have a problem letting go; but take a break, then return–there’s no strict formula to writing. It’s all cerebral and mental, it can drive you nuts if you continue to plug away. He says, the best teacher is a cheap, little Penguin classic. Read beyond what you want to write about, all topics should be covered. Writing is the greatest [...]
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How Much Should I Tip?

Okay, a tip jar is optional. But at a sit-down restaurant, the server deserves at least 15%, with an additional 5% (each, don’t skimp) for good service and feeling nice. Leaving at least $2 per person is necessary if the food was cheap. Think about it: they make you happy, you make them happy. As a former server, I can justify that about 60%-70% of your living expenses come from tips. It’s just the right thing to do! It encourages [...]
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Manage Adversity, Manage Yourself

Neuropsychologist Dr. Sam Goldstein sees roughly 300 children per year. Each parent wants him to be an odds maker, to change the future for the better of their children. Goldstein once asked a patient, “What would it take to have a good day?” and the child responded, “When bad things don’t happen.” These bad things could range from problems with parents, challenges or adversities on the playground; his view was avoiding mistakes is the best way to not be judged. [...]
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Business Interview
The Secret to Small Business Success: Sell What You Love

Staff writer Jaron Serven has an intimate conversation with Russ Leimer passion and its relationship to achieving success as a small business owner.
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Finance & Economics General
Wise Ways to Invest Your Money

These great tips will help you understand what are the different investment possibilities at your disposal.
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Asia International Affairs
Malaysia Dedicated to Clean and Fair Elections

Despite a disappointing election, Malaysians remain dedicated to the fight for a fair vote By: Maureen Lu, Staff Writer For the first time, registered voters looking to vote on Malaysia’s 13th general election were able to do so overseas at Malaysian diplomatic missions. Eileen Yong is an Australian-based Malaysian. Like a lot of her peers in both Malaysia and overseas, she is enthusiastic about Malaysian politics. She voted in Melbourne on April 28th 2013, one week before the formal election process [...]
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