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Taylor Rosenthal is making waves in the tech space and for a good reason! The 14-year-old entrepreneur recently turned down a $30 million offer to buy his startup RecMed.

Jeff Bezos has no interest in bringing Amazon to the 51 million people in South Korea, and Bon Kim (and his $5 billion startup Coupang) is the reason for that.

What kind of treasure is hiding in your house? One family in France is claiming they found a long-lost painting in their attic that could be worth up to $136.5 million.

It has been widely reported that Prince, worldwide pop star, died without a will. And, as it turns out, the lack of a will may make a teenager a multi-millionaire.

Henry Ford II's stepdaughters are worried. They are worried that they may not see a smidgen of his $350 million estate and their mother's long-time attorney may be to blame.

A welcome payday and a beneficial partnership are in the making following the announcement that Comcast will acquire DreamWorks Pictures' powerful animation arm, DreamWorks Animation.

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.

Instead of following Mark Zuckerberg to California, Joe Green listened to his dad and stayed at Harvard. He chose… poorly.

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.

There are many stories of legendary winning streaks in Las Vegas. They all have one thing in common: At some point, they stop cold.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.