Articles Written by Joseph Gibson

Joseph Gibson is a freelance writer currently based in Austin, TX. His main interests are movies, music, books, and other things you can watch, read, or listen to. Joseph's favorite billionaire is Paul McCartney.

French Count Louis de Causans Suing France For $401 Million Over The Throne Of Monaco
De Causans' case centers on his ancestor, Guillaume II de Wurtemberg-Urach, who he says should have been crowned the rightful Prince of Monaco after the reign of Louis II.
Crypto Millionaire Aarni Otava Saarimaa Loses $24M Worth Of Bitcoins To Scammers
Saarimaa thought he was getting shares in three different companies, as well as a casino in Thailand and a cryptocurrency called "Dragon Coins," but actually he was just getting ripped off.
Want To Attend This UBS Group Summer Camp? You'll Need At Least $10 Million In The Bank
UBS and other banks have started offering its wealthiest clients a kind of "summer camp" for millennials from ultra-rich families, with at least $10 million in the bank.
These Are The Highest-Paid Athletes For Each Year In The Last Decade
Here's a handy list of which professional athletes were the top yearly earners for the last decade, and somewhat surprisingly it only includes three different people.
Urban Meyer, Placed On Paid Leave In Wake Of Former Assistant Coach's Abuse Allegations, Is Making Twenty Grand Per Day
Meyer put out a statement of his own giving his blessing to the decision, in the hopes that "being on leave during this inquiry will facilitate its completion."
Report: Just 12% Of 2017's $43 Billion In Music Industry Revenue Went To Artists
Almost half of that $43 billion in revenue comes from "consumer outlays," an industry term for concert ticket sales, sales on CDs and records, as well as streaming revenue.
Saudi Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Buys 2.3% Stake In Snap For $250M
Saudi Arabian Prince Alwaleed bin Talal recently made the announcement that he's bought up about $250 million worth of stock in Snapchat's parent company Snap.
Here's How Shaq And Other Star Athletes Spent Their First Big Paychecks
For a pro athlete, your first big paycheck is proof your dream has finally come true, that your hard work, dedication, and possibly your good luck have it all paid off.
"Papa John" Schnatter Says He Has "No Confidence" In His Company's Management (Meanwhile Sales Are Down Massively)
That includes Papa John's new CEO Steve Ritchie, even though Ritchie was handpicked by Schnatter as his successor following his exit as CEO in November.
Five Percent Decline In Sotheby's Stock Linked To The Sale Of Two Mysterious Paintings
In an earnings call, Sotheby's CEO Tad Smith didn't name which two paintings created the financial problem for the auction house, but experts can make an educated guess.

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