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Paul Fireman has good instincts. He saw the fitness craze coming in the late 1970s and jumped on it with a new kind of sneaker out of the U.K.

Olivia Mead didn't feel her $3 million inheritance was enough to cover Pilates lessons until she is 97, 20 pairs of $300 shoes each year for the next 75 years, a $1.2 million grand piano, and other items she feels a necessary for her happiness.

A homeless man's act of heroism in the face of the Manchester attack has not gone unnoticed. A Billionaire wants to give him a place to live…

Masayoshi Son isn't giving up on tech. With a multi-billion dollar check from a Saudi prince, he's ready to bet big.

Slim's company America Movil is rolling out a 4.5G network in parts of the country, with the plan for it to be completed by the end of this year.

It's no secret that CEOs bring home some truly hefty paycheck. That's just how the corporate world works. These are the highest-paid billionaire CEOs.

Despite the controversy and his huge financial loss, Qviberg told another publication that he was "very satisfied with the deal even if it was very short and expensive."

Aerion Corp., controlled by Bass, is now negotiating with GE to collaborate on the AS2 plane, which would be the first supersonic airplane available to civilians since the Concorde.

It's commencement time across the country. College seniors are donning their caps and gowns to receive the degrees they've worked so hard for. Billionaire Bill Gates has some advice for them.

Bloomberg is investing $200 million so far in a voluntary worldwide health initiative that incentivizes cities to adopt policies focusing on one of ten major health issues.

Kjell Inge Roekke has a net worth of $2 billion and a reputation for ruthlessness in business. He recently pledged to give most of his wealth away…

A doozy of a divorce case between an anonymous Russian billionaire and his wife of more than 20 years took place in London last week…

Even ultra-wealthy billionaires have to move money around from time to time in order to make ends meet. That's especially true when one of those ends is unprecedented privately funded space exploration.

Zuckerberg has pledged to visit all 50 states in the U.S. His objective is to meet "new people and hear their opinions."

Cecilie and Kathrine Fredrickson are Norwegian sisters who are in line to inherit their father's more than $10 billion empire. Oh, and by the way, they are tall, blonde, striking, 33-year-old twins.