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		<title>Thomas Belesis: A Man Of Many Talents</title>
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<p style="text-align: justify;"><a href="http://www.jtfblog.com/blog-john-thomas-financial/2011/9/23/john-thomas-financial-ceo-thomas-belesis-with-president-kikw.html">Thomas Belesis</a>, CEO of John Thomas Financial, is a well-known face in the television news channel. His appearance is very common in top news channel where he is seen discussing about the latest trends in the market, equity shares and other financial issues that are very critical to companies and also for the development of the country. He analyses the latest economic policies and give his in depth knowledge on these issues. He talks in very simple language that can be understood by people who are not very thorough with finances.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Also, his analysis is well accepted by the top most economists in the country. In a recent show on Fox Business News he made an appearance with Neil Cavuto where he discussed about the recent events that are happening in the Middle East and also its impact on the world economy. He also talked and made comparison between the economic policies of the United States and Greece, their advantages, disadvantages and also recommended some modifications to these policies. This show has millions of viewers watching it and was highly appreciated by them.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Thomas Belesis&#8217;s popularity has helped him to bring success to his company <a href="http://usa.greekreporter.com/2011/08/12/john-thomas-financial-ceo-thomas-belesis-is-optimistic-foxbusiness/">John Thomas Financial</a> which he set up in 2007. He is a perfectionist and his company standards are very high and it&#8217;s difficult for anyone to match them. The employees are trained before they start working for the company. A total number of around&#8230; <a href="http://www.paperinukke.net/2012/03/thomas-belesis-a-man-of-many-talents/" class="read_more">Read the rest</a></p>]]></description>
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<p style="text-align: justify;"><a href="http://www.jtfblog.com/blog-john-thomas-financial/2011/9/23/john-thomas-financial-ceo-thomas-belesis-with-president-kikw.html">Thomas Belesis</a>, CEO of John Thomas Financial, is a well-known face in the television news channel. His appearance is very common in top news channel where he is seen discussing about the latest trends in the market, equity shares and other financial issues that are very critical to companies and also for the development of the country. He analyses the latest economic policies and give his in depth knowledge on these issues. He talks in very simple language that can be understood by people who are not very thorough with finances.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Also, his analysis is well accepted by the top most economists in the country. In a recent show on Fox Business News he made an appearance with Neil Cavuto where he discussed about the recent events that are happening in the Middle East and also its impact on the world economy. He also talked and made comparison between the economic policies of the United States and Greece, their advantages, disadvantages and also recommended some modifications to these policies. This show has millions of viewers watching it and was highly appreciated by them.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Thomas Belesis&#8217;s popularity has helped him to bring success to his company <a href="http://usa.greekreporter.com/2011/08/12/john-thomas-financial-ceo-thomas-belesis-is-optimistic-foxbusiness/">John Thomas Financial</a> which he set up in 2007. He is a perfectionist and his company standards are very high and it&#8217;s difficult for anyone to match them. The employees are trained before they start working for the company. A total number of around 300 employees are working for the company. John Thomas Financial has a number of affiliates who take care of every aspect of finances of firms as well as individuals. They give them timely report on the progress of their work so that they have full knowledge about the investments and the profits they are getting from them.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Thomas Belesis is multi-talented and he has proven this by acting in one of the best movie in recent past, Wall Street: Money Never Dies. He played a role of a trader in the film and was highly appreciated for his work. He also advised the Director of the film, Oliver Stone, during the making of the film to give the film authenticity of the real world. He has a number of awards under his belts for his work towards the financial industry and for the welfare of the people. He was also the &#8220;New Face of Wall Street&#8221; by Downtown Magazine in 2010 December edition.</p>
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		<title>Writing a Professional Business Letter</title>
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<p>Article  by Daniel Blinman</p>
<p>There are many kinds of letter writing. One can write a friendly letter, an informal letter and even a short hand letter. All these letters have a loose structure and form. There is not a single right way to write a letter of that nature. However one particular letter that stands out which has the same form and design no matter what and that is the business letter. There are steps and a formula to writing a business letter. First the sender&#8217;s address is usually included within the letterhead. This is placed at the top of the letter line. However you do not include the sender&#8217;s name as that is included at the end of the letter. The date is used to specify when the letter was written not when it was sent. If it takes you a few days to write a letter, use the date it was finished. Depending on what country the company is in you are writing to will also determine which date format you will use. The inside address is the full address of the person who will be receiving this letter. Always include the person&#8217;s name. If you are sending this letter internationally write the country name in capital letters. Remember no matter the format, always keep this line justified. Next is the salutation, use the same name which is included with the inside address. If you are unsure of the person&#8217;s gender always use&#8230; <a href="http://www.paperinukke.net/2012/03/writing-a-professional-business-letter/" class="read_more">Read the rest</a></p>]]></description>
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<p>Article  by Daniel Blinman</p>
<p>There are many kinds of letter writing. One can write a friendly letter, an informal letter and even a short hand letter. All these letters have a loose structure and form. There is not a single right way to write a letter of that nature. However one particular letter that stands out which has the same form and design no matter what and that is the business letter. There are steps and a formula to writing a business letter. First the sender&#8217;s address is usually included within the letterhead. This is placed at the top of the letter line. However you do not include the sender&#8217;s name as that is included at the end of the letter. The date is used to specify when the letter was written not when it was sent. If it takes you a few days to write a letter, use the date it was finished. Depending on what country the company is in you are writing to will also determine which date format you will use. The inside address is the full address of the person who will be receiving this letter. Always include the person&#8217;s name. If you are sending this letter internationally write the country name in capital letters. Remember no matter the format, always keep this line justified. Next is the salutation, use the same name which is included with the inside address. If you are unsure of the person&#8217;s gender always use a standard salutation or the full name of the person if you cannot determine the gender. Now the next part of the business letter which is the body of the letter. Skip a line between each paragraph; this makes it easier to read the letter. Conciseness becomes important now. Start the first paragraph with an opening friendly comment. Next the body should have the main focus of your purpose for writing. The closing paragraph should reiterate the main purpose of the letter. It should almost request some type of reaction from the sender. After the body of the letter is written, the closing should be simple. The first word should only be capitalized. You should also leave four lines between the closing statement and your name. This is so you can sign your name in that blank space. Under the typed name also include your initials. Follow these steps and you should have a nicely formatted and well written business letter.</p>
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