I am an antique dealer and frequently have to travel out of town, so having a mobile connection device for my laptop is the only way to go for me. I buy collectibles, art, jewelry and reproductions. My home base is in Atlanta, and I have found the best service for me is Clear Internet in Atlanta. I have to visit many art dealers, estate sales and antique houses, so being connected to my favorite places while on the go is very important in my business. I use it mainly because I can be anywhere, anytime, and still have a fast, inexpensive connection.

Part of my job is having access to many websites at once. I often have to surf quickly to get ahead of the bidding game, so knowing when and what to bid is essential in getting the best deal. It is very often a cut throat business so I must have a fast connection. My favorite website is “www.goantiques,” and it provides me with useful information on the value of the pieces I am considering bidding on.

Being mobile is a “must have” in my business, especially since my connection is so wonderfully cheap to have now. It is also helpful to be connected virtually to any auction house while en route, as this gives me a “heads up” on other dealers. Being wireless has drastically made my life easier, and my bank account very lucrative. I simply plug in, log into my favorite website and go.

In 1995 by Tom Gores founded Platinum Equity, a private equity investment firm which focuses on leveraged buyout investments in American middle-market companies. Platinum Equity is now headquartered in Beverly Hills, CA. With regional offices  in Boston, New York, and London. Platinum Equity was ranked number 19 on Forbes  magazine’s list of the largest private companies in the U.S in 2008. Tom Gores has an estimated current net worth of $2.2 billion dollars, he was ranked by Forbes’ in 2009 as one of the richest Americans and the  334th-richest person in the world.

Tom Gores has set an example with his M&A&O (mergers, acquisitions and operations) approach and operation knowledge. Tom Gores developed a philosophy of “managed entrepreneurship” which is a principle critical to his success in creating new value in all Platinum-owned companies. Gores uses unique acquisition strategies which are responsible for the multi-billion-dollar revenue base of Platinum Equity. Tom Gores set an example with his M&A&O (mergers, acquisitions and operations) organization and operation knowledge. He  is also involved in philanthropic activities. He currently serves on the board of trustees for Los Angeles City Museum of Art (LACMA). He has previosuly served on the board of directors at St. Joseph’s Hospital and UCLA Medical Center. Follow Tom Gores on Twitter to know more about this great person.

This article is about a person who uses his skills in helping other people. I’m talking about Mayo Shattuck, he is currently Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Constellation Energy which is based in Baltimore. He is a notable American businessman who began his career at Alex Brown & Sons in San Francisco. After 10 year she was appointed as President and CEO of Constellation Energy Group and was elected Chairman of the Board in July 2002. In 2002, for the love of the sport golf,  Shattuck created the Constellation Energy Golf Classic. This organization’s primary mission is to impact the lives of young people in a positive manner by teaching them the game of golf. By providing youth with learning facilities and educational programs, the program aims to promote character development and life-enhancing values. Mayo is married to Molly George Shattuck and has blessed with four lovely children namely; Mayo IV, Katie, Spencer and Wyatt.

Chairman Mayo Shattuck, says his company is committed and pleased to help Maryland charities who serve the community where his staff lives and works. “The Champions Tour is a visible demonstration of our commitment to the communities in which we do business – particularly in Maryland,” Mayo says. To make the long story short, his company helps nonprofits organizations in Maryland.

It is easy to imagine that institutional investors will all have to take a close look at the company soon. PCCW has become one of Hong Kong’s most liquid stocks and is soaring up the charts in terms of market capitalization as retail investors leap on board. The company’s fundamental attraction is nicely explained by one analyst when he says: “There are 110 million cable subscribers in Asia and the Middle East. The company say they will capture 20 million of those cable subscribers within the next two years. Let’s assume they get just 10 million. If they have 10 million people paying them HK$30 a month, that amounts to HK$3.6 billion of net income. Pacific Century claim they will run margins of 20% to 30%. They might generate HK$720 million of net profit in one year. Put that on a PE multiple of 20 times and you arrive at a market cap of HK$14.4 billion. AOL [American Online] trades on a PE of230 times and Pacific Century’s market cap today is just HK$51 billion.

“If you believe the basic story, that the company will be able to deliver the Internet over the cable network through its satellites, then it does look compelling.”

BNP’sTambunan is even more enthusiastic. “Basically these guys are rolling out the most impressive war machine you will ever see and not only in this part of the world but globally,” he says. “It won’t be, ‘Hey, this is a great Hong Kong play’. No, this is going to be a significant play in both the Asian and global Internet markets. We have dubbed it Asia’s first e-chip and it will be the e-chip of e-chips.”