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hard work doesn’t necessarily mean you can break the cycle of poverty – what’s why we need to help. Recently, I had the opportunity to meet this really inspiring 15 year old. He supports his mother on about $2 a day by running a recycling business in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He trades used bottles for vegetables and then sells the bottles at a profit. As inspiring as this is – $2 a day isn’t enough to break the cycle of poverty. It’s barely enough to avoid falling back into extreme poverty. And, …

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in the world. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and an Honorary Doctorate from the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. Bob Compton also became a filmmaker, inspired as a concerned father of two to create, finance, and produce the documentary — Two Million Minutes – an intriguing look at how the three superpowers of the 21st Century – China, India and the United States – are preparing their students for the future. … Two Million Minutes Business Lexington China India Education …

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Tito Munoz discusses the American economy, Latin America, socialism, and compares Chavez with Obama. Also discusses his experience as a recent immigrant. Must see!

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.co.uk Bank of England set to pump cash into economy to avoid deflation: business.timesonline.co.uk Financial crisis hits world markets: www.guardian.co.uk HSBC shares fall on record £12.5bn cash call: business.timesonline.co.uk Pru and Mr Kipling tipped to call for cash: www.guardian.co.uk VW stake aids Porsche earnings, debt talks progress: uk.reuters.com Warren Buffett warns America of ‘onslaught of inflation’: business.timesonline.co.uk We need shock and awe policies to halt …

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World Business: The head of GAIN was inspired to tackle the problem of malnutrition by the fall of apartheid and what can be achieved by a few dedicated people working together. But the scale of the problem is still huge, and poor nutrition can hold back the economic development of entire countries. Eckart Sager sat down with the executive Director of GAIN Marc van Ameringen to find out more. Reporter: Eckart Sager