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Forbes 400: Cook to cola salesman, how America's richest people started out
From Jeff Bezos to Mark Zuckerburg, Warren Buffet to Bill Gates—America's richest have been treading water for the past 12 months. Here's a definitive ranking of their net worth, and perspective of their humble professional beginnings
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The anti-Trump Trumps
Since their father became president, Trump's sons have been running his business in a decidedly un-Donald-like way
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Hasbro: Manufacturing stories, not just toys
Brian Goldner's Hasbro now manufactures stories, not just Monopoly boards and GI Joes. That's why it's trouncing the competition—and just spent $4 billion on a pig named Peppa
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Hot stuff: Lawrence Kurzius spices up McCormick
Two years ago, McCormick spent more than $4 billion to buy a bunch of stalled supermarket staples. At the time, investors hated the deal. Boy, were they wrong
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Can cars use hydrogen as zero-pollution fuel?
Hydrogen vehicles keep flopping, but entrepreneur Trevor Milton thinks he can finally make them pay
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The world's first bot billionaire
Daniel Dines created the world's hottest tech company, $7 billion UiPath, by unleashing virtual robots on office grunt work
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Meet the world's first venture-backed human-hair-extension company
The dream? To be the Airbnb of salons
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Eddie Brown: One of Wall Street's greatest untold stories
Eddie Brown grew up as a labourer in the Jim Crow South. What he's accomplished since has left quite a legacy
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Star Citizen: The most expensive video game ever made
Chris Roberts has spent seven years and raised nearly $300 million—most of it from average gamers—building Star Citizen. It's on pace to be the costliest video game ever made and—outside of cryptocurrency—the world's largest crowdfunded project. It's still not ready. It may never be
