Hanukkah Tree Topper

 Christmas/ Hanukkah Tree Topper's on Shark Tank

Chrismukkah Tree Toppers - Episode 512 - 12-13-2013

Hanukkah Tree Topper's for
Christmas Tree's

 What do you get when you mix Christmas and Hanukkah Holiday traditions together? You get to celebrate two Holidays and call it Chrismukkah. Until I started doing a little research on this Holiday Tree Topper coming to the Shark Tank, I honestly never heard the word Chrismukkah let alone knowing it's a Holiday Tradition practiced by thousands of Multi-Faith Families.
The owners of the patented Chrismukkah Tree Toppers are Morri and Marina Chowalki, who have been selling their popular Holiday items since 2009. When Morri and Marina first married and started having kids, they had a small problem concerning their religious faiths during the Holiday Seasons. Morri was raised a Jew and celebrated Hanukkah, while Marina grew up and celebrated Christmas. As with all marriages that have any chance surviving long term, they decided to compromise and celebrate both Holiday traditions together.

Probably the most recognized item most people have when celebrating Christmas is the Christmas Tree. With the Star of David as a symbol always present during Hanukkah, Morri decided to patent and invent a Tree Topper representing Hanukkah that sits on top the Christmas Tree and shows their Chrismukkah Spirit for both religions.

Hanukkah Tree Toppers
Available Online
only $19.99

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Mark Cuban vs SEC

Mark Cuban Sued By SEC Again

 The price for becoming a high profile billionaire Shark does have its privileges and certainly helps open doors in the business world. But unfortunately sometimes those same doors open up business opportunities you wish would just go away and never have to deal with again. After Mark Cuban sold Broadcast.com to Yahoo for $5.9 billion at the height of the Dot Com Boom, he accumulated a net worth most people on this earth could only dream about. But one thing would never change no matter how much money Mark is worth, and that's his Entrepreneurial Spirit that's still very much alive and proven on the Shark Tank Show in every episode he's ever been on.

 So you just walk away with a few billion after selling a new company for this thing called the Internet, what do you do now? If you're a serial entrepreneur like Mark Cuban and just learned the financial potential of the Internet first hand, you of course go looking for new Internet start-ups with hopefully the same potential Broadcast.com had. One of many Internet companies Mark Cuban has invested in was a new search engine called Mamma.com which he held a 6% stake in the business valuing his shares at $7.9 million at that time. Read More Here-->>>

Crowd Rules on CNBC

Crowd Rules Reality Show on CNBC

Shark Tank-like Show on CNBC - Premiere's 5/14/2013

Elizabeth Chambers and Pat Kiernan
New Host's for CNBC "Crowd Rules"

 With the huge success Shark Tank Show it was only a matter of time until the biggest stocks and business channel would come up with their own version. Coming this May 14th, CNBC will air the first of 8 episodes featuring small businesses competing for a $50,000.00 prize. Unlike the Shark Tank that consists of the Sharks using their own money for businesses that they are interested in, The Crowd Rules is set-up more as a crowd funding platform with a total of 100 judges.

Each one hour episode will consist of 3 entrepreneurs pitching their business to three judges and 97 members of the audience who hold the entrepreneurs fate on who gets the $50k. The three judges include Jewelry Designer Kendra Scott, TV Newsman Pat Kiernan and one weekly surprise guest industry expert for the theme for that particular episode. Each show will have a distinctive theme (IE: Restaurants) and the business who has the best plan to succeed will get $50,000.00 to use towards their business anyway they chose. There is only one winner in each episode of Crowd Rules.

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