Justin Bieber Sued For $9 Million by Concertgoer

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Recently, the young Pop star Justin Bieber has recently made headlines, when he was pulled over by officer in Los Angeles for speeding, in which he said was caused by paparazzi following him. Now, he makes headlines again after being sued for $9 Million by an Oregon mother who went to his concert.

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The Most Exciting Jobs in the World

Having a job doesn't always have to solely mean paying the bills or putting food on the table, but it can mean a lot of excitement too. Getting up each morning to do what one loves is what a lot of people tend to strive for in careers, but yet there are those that may be a little thrilling than others.

The following is a list of some jobs that might get anyone excited and what it takes to get there:

At the end of the day, no matter how exciting a job is, attaining it does not come without hard work.



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The Best Places For Business and Careers

Austin, TX is on the list for best places for Business and Careers || Courtesy of flickr.com

Many businesses in the United States are struggling with the question of where to relocate or where the best place to expand is. There are others who are fresh out of college and considering relocating, in order to begin their career.


Click the link for the top 25 places for businesses and careers...


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Law Graduates Facing Brutal Job Market

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According to the Wall Street Journal, members of the law-school class of 2011 had little better than a 50-50 shot of landing a job as a lawyer within nine months of receiving a degree.

In 2011, Law school grads faced the worst job market in more than 30 years, according to the National Association for Law Placement. The employment outlook for the Class of 2012 did not look much better, but official figures will not be released until next year.   

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