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Bsuccess.Org: Ewdison Then, ‘Slash Gear': $60,000 – $80,000 per month Ewdison Then is the co-founder and executive editor of this consumer electronic and tech news site. He also works as a media publisher for his blog within the site and as CEO of R3 Media LLC. SlashGear is “geared” towards consumers in need of tech gadgets. If you’re in need of an iPhone 5S, tablet, iPad, or looking to get your hands on the newest, coolest touch screen than you will love Then, because that’s what he does. He...

Bsuccess.Org: Carl Mueller was an active member and former president of the club. Kayla was well-known there, too — when she had been home for a visit in summer 2013, she had come to speak to the club about her work abroad; the local newspaper had even written a story about her speech. Things since then had seemed normal, with Carl going to regular meetings. That February day, it became clear the normalcy had been a facade. Kayla, who had since returned to Turkey, had crossed into war-torn Syria...

Bsuccess.org: Sydney. Australia Post on Monday forecast its first annual loss in more than 30 years and warned it would lose A$6.6 billion ($5.2 billion) over the next decade without urgent regulatory reform. The government-owned company said its net profit fell 56 percent to A$98 million in the latter half of 2014 due to a slump in demand for letters. Like many postal services in developed countries, Australia Post has been struggling to cope as e-mail replaces physical mail. Letter volumes...

Bsuccess.Org-Sydney. The Australian government agreed not to criticize Sri Lanka’s alleged human rights abuses in order to secure cooperation on stopping asylum-seeker boats headed to Australia, Sri Lanka’s new prime minister said in an interview published on Monday. Australia has been criticised at home and abroad for its tough immigration policies, including sending asylum seekers to camps in impoverished Papua New Guinea and Nauru, where they face long periods of detention. Conservative Australian...

Honda Motor, in an unexpected move, said on Monday that chief executive Takanobu Ito would step down in late June, making way for managing officer Takahiro Hachigo after six years in the top post. Hachigo, 55, an engineer, joined Honda in 1982 with a career spanning several countries including the United States, China, and Britain. Japan’s number three automaker has hit a rough patch over the past year with quality problems that have led to multiple recalls of its popular Fit hybrid...

Bsuccess.org: Yutaka Katayama, the former president of what’s now Nissan Motor Co.’s U.S. branch, has died at the age of 105, the Associated Press reports. “Mr. K,” as he was known to company insiders and Datsun and Nissan fans, established the Z line of sports cars that guaranteed the racing and sales success of the company in the U.S. Born in 1909 in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, Mr. K was hired by Nissan Motor Co. in 1935. His first job was in publicity and he later worked in advertising,...

Bsuccess.org: Apart from having the honour to be the host of 2015 Asia-Africa Conference which will be held in April, Indonesia has also been chosen as the perfect spot for the world-class Companies CEO meeting known as the 24th World Economic Forum on East Asia. The event will be in Jakarta on the 19 through to the 21 of April 2015. The event will be attended by a number of prominent owners of worldwide established companies, and those leading in the economic field from various countries. The...