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Entrepreneurs are always looking for that next big idea to vault their business into the stratosphere. But just what is it that makes somebody want to start and grow their own company? It turns out it may be partly associated with a person's facial features, according to a team of researchers led by the University of Cyprus. They found that entrepreneurs chasing the prospect of becoming the next Sir Richard Branson or Elon Musk are more likely to have a symmetrical face and prominent cheekbones. However, although this makes them more likely to become an entrepreneur, it has no bearing on whether they will be a successful one, according to the researchers.

Men with long facial features and large eyes, and women with slim faces and small eyes are percieved as more promiscuous, a new study has revealed. However, this perception only rings true for men, and not for women, according to the researchers. In the study, experts in Australia asked heterosexual men and women about their levels of'sociosexuality' – the willingness to engage in sexual activity outside of a committed relationship, also known as casual sex. The participants also had their photos taken and shown to other participants of the opposite sex, so they could judge, based on looks alone, if they had an interest in sociosexuality. Men who were open to casual sex typically had longer faces, higher foreheads, longer noses and larger eyes, the team found.