This article from Forbes magazine about women’s entrepreneurship gives us the 50 richest self-made women in the world. They are from all over the world, to include China, Indonesia, the U.S., and Russia. Their businesses include coal, software, collagen, and soy sauce.
Where the women come from:
European word explorer
This website instantly translates any word you choose across 30 European countries. Languages are color-coded on the map. Type in English words like “horse” or “thank you” and the translations appear in their geographic locations. The color codes show linguistic families like Romance and Slavic languages. I found it fascinating to be reminded which countries shared a language, and the linguistic transformations.
ASE reader K. Sennatt recommended this app she loves for finding new shows and movies to watch.
Queue is a popular app that helps users track movies and shows across streaming services and share recommendations with friends and family. You can look up any movie or show, see where it’s streaming, and add it to your watchlist. The app is free.
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Two Cents is an entertaining You Tube channel about personal finance. This show educates teens and young adults on financial literacy and consumer awareness topics. The hosts deliver what can be dry material in a laid back and fun way.
I really enjoyed the segments I watched and learned a few things as well. https://www.youtube.com/@TwoCentsPBS/videos
