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Devon Pendleton
The quirky pastimes of billionaires often require huge amounts of open land.
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Bloomberg News
Its assets had already slumped by half from the $6.4 billion it managed in 2017.
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Katya Kazakina
Collectors may have a “once-in-a-generation” chance to invest in U.S. economically depressed areas, one advisor says.
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Eddie Brown, Paul Ferguson
With the number of ultra-wealthy families on the rise, so too are expectations and options for managing their wealth.
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Laurence Arnold
Pickens earned much of his wealth in the energy futures market after turning 75.
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Laura Benitez
The home of movie franchises spanning Potter to James Bond is defying Britain’s moribund junk-bond market.
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Rich Miller, Laura Davison
The top 15 richest Americans would have seen their net worth decline by more than half to $433.9 billion.
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Tom Metcalf, Oshrat Carmiel
The Citadel founder set a U.S. record this year with the purchase of a $238 million penthouse.
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Hailey Waller
The massive ship is a third longer than a football field.
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Gabrielle Coppola
Automakers are dangling subscriptions to try to reach younger consumers accustomed to streaming movies on Netflix.
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Corinne Gretler, Ellen Milligan
The vegan Formula One champion has invested in Neat Burger, which will sell vegan hot dogs, burgers and milkshakes.
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Daniel Taub
The tennis star is promoting a $740 pen-and-notebook set to raise funds for his charitable foundation.
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Ezra Fieser
Chobani has a policy of employing refugees at its U.S. plants.
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Jef Feeley, Tom Maloney
Their fortune will drop below $1.5 billion based on the terms of a proposed resolution to the lawsuits.
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Claire Ballentine
Fragrance makers are finding new ways to transcend any lingering bong-water stereotypes.
