50 Cent Made Almost $10 Million Dollars Just By Posting on Twitter!

Author: Staff | Date: January 11th 2011 | LEAVE A COMMENT

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If we can say one thing about 50 Cent…..he definitely knows how to make some serious cash!
The G-Unit CEO managed to make a few millions shy of $10 million dollars just by sending out a few tweets on Twitter in one weekend.
Read below to see exactly how:

Rapper 50 Cent made $8.7 million in paper money on Monday thanks to some tweets, the New York Post reported. The singer helped pop the shares of the penny stock of H&H Imports, in which he has a stake, by talking it up on Twitter over the weekend, the paper said.”You can double your money right now. Just get what you can afford,” he reportedly tweeted.
H&H owns a marketing firm called TV Goods that was founded by Kevin Harrington of ABC reality show Shark Tank fame, according to the paper. H&H stock gained 29 cents to 39 cents on Monday. That helped boost the value of the singer’s stake by $8.7 million, the Post said.
50 Cent, aka Curtis Jackson, received 30 million shares of H&H in a private placement last October, according to the Post. In March, the firm’s auditor raised questions about its ability “to continue as a going concern.”
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50 Cent may get on folks’ nerves 99% of the time …… but you gotta respect the guy’s hustle!!

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Nike Zoom Huarache Trainer Black/Volt

Nike Zoom Huarache Trainer Black/Volt

A new colorway offering of the Nike Zoom Huarache Trainer will arrive at stores soon. This colorway is sure to get a lot of attention to due the black/volt/grey colorway. It seems you can never go wrong with this color combination. Look for these sneakers to drop at your local shops soon, if not already.

Nike SB Dunk Pro 1985 – 2011 Book | Preview

Within the newly redesigned official website, Nike SB also added a preview of Nike SB Dunk Pro 1985-2011, a retrospective look at the model that helped Nike Skateboarding to gain a foundation in the ever competitive skateboard industry, the Nike SB Dunk.  The printed matter, with its alluring hardcover motifs of 2 actual Nike SB Dunk outsoles, feature advertising snap shots, the run down on the model itself, and the athletes that wore it.  No information on whether the book will be for sale or as gift to friends and families, but these teaser surely peaked a lot of people’s interests.

Bow Wow and Soulja Boy Race Lamborghinis in Miami

Bow Wow and Soulja Boy Race Lamborghinis in Miami

Check out this video of Bow Wow and Soulja Boy enjoying the sunny Miami weather with their tops down playfully racing through South Beach. Looks like fun but always remember, safety first so buckle up fellas. See video and pics below

• January 11, 2011  |  Author: Allen O.  |  Tags: Bow Wow, Lamborghini, Soulja Boy, Video

Cadillac CTS-V Racing Coupe

Cadillac will be taking the newly developed CTS-V out onto the tarmac at Sebring International Raceway for further testing in the near future. This move marks the automaker’s return to the motorsport arena and it is a joint venture with Pratt & Miller. Carbon fiber materials are used extensively through out the body and reworked design includes hood ventilation, front and rear diffusers and large rear wing. This vehicle is purpose built to compete in the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) World Challenge GT Series and fans could see this racing coupe at the first SCCA WC GT event scheduled for March. via: WCF

iPhone 4 Coming to Verizon Wireless Early Next Month

By Jared Newman, PCWorld    Jan 11, 2011 8:14 AM

After years of rumor and speculation, the iPhone 4 is coming to Verizon Wireless on February 10. Existing Verizon customers will get exclusive pre-order access starting February 3.

Verizon has announced that the iPhone 4 will run on Verizon's CDMA network, not its new 4G LTE network as some have speculated. It will, however, be a global phone, able to use voice and text in more than 40 countries and data in more than 20 countries.

A splash page on Verizon's Website lists the iPhone 4's starting price as $199.99 for a 16 GB model with a two-year contract. A 32 GB model will cost $299.99, same as with AT&T. The 8 GB iPhone 3GS, which now costs $49 with AT&T, will not be available on Verizon's network.

Although the phone will be mostly the same as AT&T's iPhone 4, Verizon's version can also be used as a Wi-Fi hotspot for up to five connections through a pre-installed app. AT&T's iPhone can only tether to computers through USB. On the downside, Verizon iPhone users will not be able to talk and use data at the same time.

As for carrier bloatware, none will come pre-installed on the device, but a FAQ on Verizon's Websitesays it will make "other popular apps available in the market such as VZ Navigator, and V CAST Media Manager."

Some basic specs, unchanged from AT&T's version: The iPhone 4 has a 960-by-640 resolution screen, a 5-megapixel camera with Flash, a front-facing camera for video chat and gyroscope sensors for gaming.

Verizon and Apple won't say whether an iPhone 5 will launch this summer, as has been the custom with previous AT&T iPhones.

According to Technologizer's live blog, Apple has a multi-year, non-exclusive arrangement with Verizon. So there's a chance that the iPhone could come to Sprint and T-Mobile as well.

Verizon subscribers can check their availability here.

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