Going To A Business School is A Waste Of Time – Jim Rogers on the Markets 06-20-14

Salient to Investors: Jim Rogers writes: Business school is a waster of time and money. By doing your own work and teaching yourself, you will come out way ahead of going to business school. Read the full article at http://jimrogersonthemarkets.blogspot.com/2014/06/going-to-business-school-is-waste-of.html Click here  to receive free and immediate email alerts of the latest

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Google’s Boss and a Princeton Professor Agree: College Is a DinosaurGoogle’s Boss and a Princeton Professor Agree: College Is a Dinosaur – Bloomberg Businessweek 09-13-13

Salient to Investors: Google’s Eric Schmidt and Anne-Marie Slaughter at the New America Foundation said colleges and universities are indecisive, slow-moving, and vulnerable to losing their best teachers to the Internet. Schmidt said colleges have the luxury of thorough, democratic deliberation of issues because they never actually do anything, in

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Jim Rogers Wary On The U.S. Bull Market — Agriculture Shines But Fracking Could Flop – Financial Advisor 07-25-13

Salient to Investors: Jim Rogers said: Agriculture will enjoy an extended boom,Very bullish about farmland and other agricultural products. Bearish on Wall Street brokers and Ivy League professors. The central corridor from north Texas up to the Dakotas has the highest growth rates in employment, income growth and savings in

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How Demographics Hold Back U.S. Job Creation – Bloomberg 07-22-13

Salient to Investors: A. Gary Shilling at A. Gary Shilling & Co writes: The total labor-force participation rates tend was 63.5 percent in June 2013 versus 67.4 percent in early 2000. The participation rates of 16-to 24-year-olds has declined sharply since 2000 as slow economic growth, limited jobs and rising unemployment rates have encouraged

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La Dolce Vita Eludes Italian Students Found Unemployable – Bloomberg 06-09-13

Salient to Investors: The Italian higher-education system lets undergraduates linger on campus for years and retake final exams 6 times, and schools are disconnected from the economy and only recently opened campus career offices. No Italian schools, public or private, are in the top 200 in the Times Higher Education’s

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