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We've spent the last 3 years using Airbnb to live in 50 countries — here's how we afford it
Business Insider - Michael Campbell
Here, they share their tips for traveling the world on a budget. We've lived for a short time in 50 countries. In order to stay within our budget, we have to spread "the wealth" over expensive and less
18 tips that will help you stay safe when you travel
Business Insider - Talia Avakian
We've put together a list of tips for doing just that, consulting Anthony Melchiorri, host of Travel Channel's "Hotel Impossible"; John Rose, an aviation and terrorism expert and COO of travel risk management
Australian Tesla Town project is the real deal, houses for sale
Digital Trends - Bruce Brown
Want to live in a sustainable community? If you can get a visa and afford the price, you can sign on the line now at Yarrabend, a development just …
18 books billionaire Warren Buffett thinks everyone should read
Business Insider - Shana Lebowitz and Drake Baer
Even now, he still spends about 80% of his day reading. "Look, my job is essentially just corralling more and more and more facts and information, and occasionally seeing whether that leads to some action,"
How Steve Jobs became the greatest businessman the world has ever known
Business Insider - Jay Yarow
A vegan college dropout who took acid and traveled to India for spiritual enlightenment, Steve Jobs was the greatest businessman in history. But Jobs' ascent was neither simple nor straightforward. Jobs'
Ford Motor Company
Mercedes May Offer Pickup In U.S. As Lifestyle Product
motorauthority.com - Viknesh Vijayenthiran
Mercedes-Benz’s recent teaser sketch for a new mid-size pickup truck was no April Fools’ Day stunt, with the German automaker since confirming that …
7 things I learned about drinking in South Korea
matadornetwork.com - Shari Shepard
1. Alcohol is cheap. Super cheap. You can buy 375ml of soju, a clear liquor comparable to vodka, for a little more than 1 USD and a liter of Cafri or …
Sam Altman, 29
Forbes
President, Y Combinator Since the legendary computer programmer and entrepreneur Paul Graham founded Y Combinator along with 3 others) in 2005, the accelerator has funded and coached more than 730 start-ups.
Silicon Valley: Anything is possible in the Disneyland of startups
The Globe and Mail - George Borovec
Talk is cheap. Many people have great ideas for startups, but it's those who follow through from idea to market who distinguish themselves from the wantrapreneurs. We knew that planning a group trip from
Cops: No criminal charges for Jeremy Clarkson
Road & Track - By Bob Sorokanich
The fracas saga is finally, officially in the former Top Gear host's rearview, as authorities will not pursue criminal charges. The last sputtering breath of the drama that cost Jeremy Clarkson his job