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Many people measure success by career milestones and net worth. A man like Robert F. Smith sets the bar much higher: His success has enabled him to provide a better life for countless other people.

On the new list of the world's billionaires, there is not a single one from Saudi Arabia. What happened to their billions?

In Pittsburgh, a native or resident of the city is called a yinzer. Tull may not be native-born, and he spent a long time in California, but he definitely meets the description of a yinzer. He is embracing his new city with gusto.

As part of the investigation into the alleged fraud, authorities in India recently announced to the press that they've seized, among other things, more than ten thousand luxury watches belonging to Nirav Modi.

Billionaire Virgin founder Richard Branson is looking for a personal and administrative assistant two offices on Necker Island, the private island in the British Virgin Islands owned by Branson himself.

Mike Fernandez recently told Miami TV station WLRN that he will no longer support "any politician that does not revisit their value system as it pertains to weapons."

T. Denny Sanford is a member of the Giving Pledge, so we can expect a lot more good will be done with his philanthropic gifts.

In 2007, Warren Buffett made a bet with Protégé Partners that the S&P 500 would perform better than a handful of selected hedge funds over the following 10 years.

In Norway, drunk driving fines are based on the income of the person. So, what happens when a billionaire is pulled over?

Drew Houston is the CEO of cloud storage company Dropbox. He's about to become Silicon Valley's newest hotshot when his company goes public. Dropbox recently filed the S-1 paperwork for its long awaited IPO.

We do love a good Russian corruption story here at Celebrity Net Worth. So, let's meet Yevgeniy Prigozhin, a billionaire oligarch who is one of Vladimir Putin's closest allies.

The NFL's Carolina Panthers are having a bit of a rough patch in the home office. Jerry Richardson has put the team up for sale amid allegations of sexual misconduct in the Panthers' office. Now a frontrunner has emerged in the race to buy the team.

Billionaires and celebrities seem to go together. After all, both have access to practically anything they want. Also, let's face it, celebrity can be fleeting and tends to fade as you age, so what better way to ensure your continued life of luxury than to date or marry a billionaire?

In November 2013, an aspiring entrepreneur named Jamie Siminoff appeared on Shark Tank to pitch his product DoorBot. DoorBot was pitched as a wifi-enabled

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