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Why Is Over Half Of Prince's Fortune Going To The Government?
Prince died without a will, so his vast fortune will be passed on to his siblings, but not before the federal and state government take their share.
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Mark Zuckerberg Had One Roommate Who Decided To Stay At Harvard… Financially Speaking, This Was An Extremely Bad Decision.
Instead of following Mark Zuckerberg to California, Joe Green listened to his dad and stayed at Harvard. He chose… poorly.
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Led Zeppelin Headed To Trial Over Stairway To Heaven Plagiarism Accusations
Legendary rock band Led Zeppelin lost its latest bid to prevent a trial over allegations it plagiarized its iconic Stairway to Heaven song. A judge recently ruled that there was enough evidence to bring the lawsuit to trial.
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The Time A Professional Gambler Turned $50 Into $40 MILLION… And Eventually Ended Up Broke
There are many stories of legendary winning streaks in Las Vegas. They all have one thing in common: At some point, they stop cold.
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1981 Ferrari 308 GTSi Recovered After Being Stolen In 1987
The owner of a red 1981 Ferrari 308 GTSi that was stolen 29 years ago was recently treated to some surprising news: The car had been recovered United States customs agents and would be returned to him.
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How The Founder Of FedEx Gambled His Last $5,000 In Vegas To Save The Company
Can you imagine the world today without FedEx? Back in 1971, that almost happened. Frederick W. Smith took the company's last $5,000 to Las Vegas in an attempt to save his company.
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Donald Trump Once Promised Hermit Holdout Tenant A Free Suite in the Plaza Hotel… For Life!
Known as the "Eloise from Hell," Frannie Lowenstein terrorized Plaza staff from her rent-controlled studio for more than 35 years until Donald Trump purchased the Plaza in the late 1980s, promising her a free suite for life.
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How Two Brothers Pulled Off An Insane Multi-State $19 Million Lotto Scam
Authorities are investigating a crazy lottery scam pulled off by two brothers that is so elaborate, it reads like a Hollywood movie. Tommy and Eddie Tipton have been accused of rigging six lottery jackpots in five states, in a bid to make off with more than $19 million.
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Here's How Much The Obamas Made In 2015 – Latest Tax Return Released!
Barack and Michelle Obama just released their 2015 tax returns in what will likely be the last public reveal of how much money they have made while in the White House.
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Michigan Twitter User Trades @DietDrPepper Twitter Handle For 41,000 Free Bottles Of Water For Flint
Diana Hussein had the Diet Dr. Pepper people right where she wanted them – and she used the advantage to help a lot of other people.
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How A Bangladeshi Rickshaw Driver Became A Billionaire – Temporarily
Sohag Fakir is a Bangladeshi rickshaw driver with a billion-dollar bank balance… but how?
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These Two Guys Just Won A $20 Million Lawsuit Over A YouTube Channel
YouTube has long since evolved from a place to upload videos to share with family or close friends. Now, people make their livings off the platform, often creating with other partners. But what happens when those partnerships turn sour?
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Meet Mikaila Ulmer: The 11-Year-Old Who Made A Sweet $11 Million Deal With Whole Foods
Mikaila is not your average 6th grader. She just made an $11 million deal with Whole Foods to carry her lemonade and is on a crusade to save the bees and our planet!
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The Reckless Life And Death Of Oil Executive Aubrey McClendon
Last month, Aubrey McClendon drove his SUV into a bridge at a speed in excess of 88 mph the day after he had been indicted by a federal grand jury on anti-trust charges.
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A Corporate Lawyer Paid $7 Million So The Rolling Stones Could Play In Cuba
Gregory Elias dropped a ton of money so that legendary rock band The Rolling Stones could play their first concert in Cuba. Guess what? The Stones didn't even play Elias's favorite song. Well, as the song goes, "you can't always get what you want…"