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How A Ukrainian Duo Became Billionaires Correcting Work-From-Home Emails
Brad Hoover wants the world to write better English - error-free, no plagiarism and, of course, with proper grammar.
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Mukesh Ambani Joins Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk In World's Exclusive $100 Billion Club
Mukesh Ambani, Asia's richest person, joined Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk in the world's most exclusive wealth club with a fortune of at least $100 billion.
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Zomato IPO Vaults 38-Year-Old Founder Among India's Super Rich
Zomato now has a market capitalization of $13.3 billion.
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The Increasing Success Of Gautam Adani, Once Held For Ransom
Gautam Adani has a knack for surviving crisis. He was held for ransom more than two decades ago and in 2008 was among the hostages of Mumbai's Taj Mahal Palace hotel during the terror attacks that killed more than 160 people.
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Reclusive Billionaire Thrives As Pandemic Shoppers Crowd His Stores
The Polish businessman, 46, hasn't done any major media interviews since crashing his Ferrari F430 more than a decade ago.
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Booming Airline Business: Flying Pigs To China In 747 Jumbo Jets
The coronavirus has wreaked havoc on commercial aviation, but Alexey Isaykin's cargo carrier has been fully loaded.
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Russia's Billionaires Try To Figure Out What To Do With Their Wealth
Alexey Mordashov has faced plenty of challenges building an empire spanning gold, power, steel and tourism. Now he has to work out how to pass a $17 billion fortune to his children in a country with no precedent for wealth transfer on this scale, and without destabilizing the massive business.
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Why Russian Billionaire's Son Rents $500-A-Month Apartment, Uses Subway
You wouldn't know that Alexander Fridman is the child of Russia's 11th-richest person. He rents a two-room flat on the outskirts of Moscow for $500 a month and uses the subway to get to work.
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Mobile-Gaming Billionaires Are Buying Rivals Instead of Selling Out
Playrix, a mobile-game developer that made billionaires of its Russian founders, has bought into about a dozen studios to take on the likes of Activision Blizzard and Electronic Arts.
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How A Ukrainian Duo Became Billionaires Correcting Work-From-Home Emails
Brad Hoover wants the world to write better English - error-free, no plagiarism and, of course, with proper grammar.
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Mukesh Ambani Joins Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk In World's Exclusive $100 Billion Club
Mukesh Ambani, Asia's richest person, joined Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk in the world's most exclusive wealth club with a fortune of at least $100 billion.
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Zomato IPO Vaults 38-Year-Old Founder Among India's Super Rich
Zomato now has a market capitalization of $13.3 billion.
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The Increasing Success Of Gautam Adani, Once Held For Ransom
Gautam Adani has a knack for surviving crisis. He was held for ransom more than two decades ago and in 2008 was among the hostages of Mumbai's Taj Mahal Palace hotel during the terror attacks that killed more than 160 people.
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Reclusive Billionaire Thrives As Pandemic Shoppers Crowd His Stores
The Polish businessman, 46, hasn't done any major media interviews since crashing his Ferrari F430 more than a decade ago.
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Booming Airline Business: Flying Pigs To China In 747 Jumbo Jets
The coronavirus has wreaked havoc on commercial aviation, but Alexey Isaykin's cargo carrier has been fully loaded.
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Russia's Billionaires Try To Figure Out What To Do With Their Wealth
Alexey Mordashov has faced plenty of challenges building an empire spanning gold, power, steel and tourism. Now he has to work out how to pass a $17 billion fortune to his children in a country with no precedent for wealth transfer on this scale, and without destabilizing the massive business.
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Why Russian Billionaire's Son Rents $500-A-Month Apartment, Uses Subway
You wouldn't know that Alexander Fridman is the child of Russia's 11th-richest person. He rents a two-room flat on the outskirts of Moscow for $500 a month and uses the subway to get to work.
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Mobile-Gaming Billionaires Are Buying Rivals Instead of Selling Out
Playrix, a mobile-game developer that made billionaires of its Russian founders, has bought into about a dozen studios to take on the likes of Activision Blizzard and Electronic Arts.
