As a three letter acronym, HBR may refer to:

Transportation

• Henley Beach Road, Adelaide, a major arterial running from the Adelaide city centre to Henley Beach
• Hobart Municipal Airport (IATA code HBR), in Oklahoma, US
• Hudson Bay Railway, a Canadian railway with logo "HBR" and a "reporting mark" of HBRY
• Hull and Barnsley Railway, (HBR or H&BR), defunct UK railway company

Other

• the former International Olympic Committee (IOC) 3-letter country code for British Honduras
• Hanna Barbera Records, a short-lived (1965-1966) record label for children's records
• Harvard Business Review, a general management magazine published since 1922 by Harvard Business School Publishing

HBr may refer to:

• Hydrogen bromide, an ionic diatomic compound which can be dissolved in water to form hydrobromic acid
• Hydrobromic acid, a solution of hydrogen bromide in water

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G Money (born Harlesden, London) is a disc jockey and radio presenter for the TXU News programme on BBC 1Xtra digital radio,^[1] co-presenting the lunchtime news show between 2 and 4pm on weekdays.

G Money established Bassline FM in 1993 because he could not get a spot on the established pirates of the day.^[2] Bassline was highly influential in the pirate radio scene in London, because the people behind the station were in their teens. His show The Bassment was a key fixture on the station. Bassline went on to become one of the major players on the pirate scene in the UK.

Originally a "Bashment" DJ, G now specializes in playing hip-hop and RnB. He has DJed at parties for Lauryn Hill, Wyclef, Ja Rule and many others, and at clubs around the world.

As well as DJing and presenting the TXU News programme on BBC 1Xtra, G Money also works for voluntary youth programmes in South London such as The Connexions Initiatives, where artists such as Usher, Kelly Rowland, Alicia Keys and Tyrese visit schools and encourage pupils to stay focused to achieve their goals.^{[verification needed]}

G Money is also the nickname for Detroit Tigers Catcher Gerald Laird.

G Money currently DJs for a Kenyan radio station called Homeboyz Radio(91.5 fm). He has been the host of the morning breakfast show where he plays Hip hop R&B and Reggae/ragga. In addition, he's the main attraction on Thursday nights at Club Rezorus (Nairobi, Kenya) for the theme night dubbed Uptown Thursdays. He plays the best mix of reggae and dancehall all night and works alongside DJ Wesley and DJ Nruff.

References[link]

• G Money Biography, BBC (link is dead)