The 2010 Forbes Power Women (The World’s 100 Most Powerful Women)

Forbes.com Michelle Obama, the first lady of the United States of America was nominated as the World's Most Powerful Women. In its publication of 'The World's 100 Most Powerful Women' on October 6, 2010, Forbes ranked Michelle Obama at #1, following by Irene Rosenfeld, the CEO of Kraft Foods Inc. at the second place. While, Oprah Gail Winfrey, the most famous talk show host spotted at the third place amongst the top ten of the list.

Following, at the 4th position was Angela Dorothea Merkel, the Chancellor of Germany. And, Hillary Clinton, the United States Secretary landed at #5. Another business woman, Indra Krishnamurthy Nooyi, an Indian American CEO of PepsiCo Inc.ranked at #6.

After that, Lady Gaga, Gail Kelly, Beyonce Knowles and Ellen DeGeneres ranked at #7 until #10, respectively.

Browse the complete list from Forbes.com : The World's 100 Most Powerful Women

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The success story of John Vechey, founder of PopCap Games company

On October 1, 2010, Inc.com posted a story of John Vechey, founder of PopCap Games company, an American video game developer and publisher, based in Seattle, Washington, United States of America.

The success story of the company was started with how John Vechey, the college dropped out guy started his wok on a computer game with his pal Brian Fiete. They started the PopCap company in 2000 and this year is on track to bring in $100 million. PopCap employs more than 300 and has offices in Shanghai, Seoul and Dublin, with studios in San Francisco, Chicago and Vancouver, British Columbia. Bejeweled, the company’s flagship game which first developed in 2001 has sold out more than 50 million units across all major platforms. Until now, it already released up to four version, Bejeweled in 2001, Bejeweled 2 in 2004, Bejeweled Twist in 2008 and Bejeweled Blitz in 2010. If you are a Facebook fan, you must be familiar with this game.

Here is an excerpt from Inc.com :

My dad's family worked in steel, but my parents were hippies. My dad taught me that it's not worth doing things you don't want to do -- he never worked more than a part-time job. For him, spending time with his friends, family, and women was more important than making money. He had priorities.

Read more from Inc.com : How I Did It: John Vechey, Founder of PopCap.

More about the PopCap Games company from Wikipedia.org : PopCap Games