Jeff Bezos convinced his family members to invest in his online startup called Amazon and now their stake is worth over $1B — 2 ways to get rich outside of the S&P 500
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Jeff Bezos has consistently donated millions of Amazon shares to non-profit organisations as part of his philanthropic ...
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Jeff Bezos is infusing Amazon's rigorous culture into Blue Origin to accelerate its progress and compete with SpaceX. Bezos ...
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Five wealthy individuals have collectively lost $209 billion since US president Donald Trump’s inauguration. Musk's fortune ...
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Bezos Offloads £47M in Amazon Shares to Charities—A Generous Gesture or Smart Tax Strategy?
According to the latest filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Amazon founder Jeff Bezos gifted 296,182 shares of the tech giant worth £47.02 million ($60.71 million ...
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The Amazon founder and Washington Post owner vowed to follow the example of Katherine Graham. He changed his mind after Trump’s election.