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Bill gates ans Mike Bloomberg share a stage in NYC in 2008

Here Are the Top 15 Highest Paid Americans, Released for the First Time

Bill Gates and Mike Bloomberg top a list of the Americans with the highest annual incomes, based on IRS data.
By ProPublica
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A Guide to Credit Card Processing in 2020

Choosing a credit card processor is important for any business, but it can be complicated. Learn about features, fees and more with this guide.
By Observer Content Studio
Rihanna.

Rihanna Is Suing Her Father, but She Isn’t the First Celeb to Take a Parent to Court

Rihanna claims her father is using Fenty, the brand name she trademarked, to profit off her success.
By Helen Holmes
Are you ready today to withstand the fallout from a crashing economy tomorrow?

9 Ways to Prepare Yourself for the Next Recession

By Stacy Johnson
Legal tender no more?

If Cash Is King, How Can Stores Refuse to Take Your Dollars?

By Jay L. Zagorsky
Ever since the dawn of the industrial revolution some people have objected to the role of machines in modern society.

Man vs. Machine: Judgment Day for Professional Service Advisors

By Scott D. Hedgcock
Prepare yourself for a long, successful career.

Eight Habits of Longtime Millionaires

By Timothy Sykes
You are out to get wealthy, not just financially wealthy.

Why Most People Fail to Become Wealthy

By Charles Tips
2017 is about bringing a zen-like approach and aligning yourself with the market.

A Fresh Start to Trading in 2017

By Zaheer Anwari
Warren Buffett (L) and Bill Gates (R) are two of the eight men that have as much wealth as 50% of the world.

Do Eight Men Really Control the Same Wealth as the Poorest Half of the Population?

By Peter Whiteford
Two inputs in financial planning are indispensable.

Philosophy of Personal Finance 101: Successful Planning

By Scott D. Hedgcock
The Season of the Brich

Season of the Brich

By Richard Kirshenbaum
Warren Buffett, chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway

The Shrewdest, Smartest Maneuver I’ve Ever Seen in Business

By Amaury Fernandez
1. Powerball This happened in January, so you may have forgotten about it, but the Powerball debacle was insane. The jackpot reached a record-breaking $1.5 billion, which led everyone to buy tickets and not talk about anything but Powerball for a while.

The Big Draw: A Tie Is Not a Win, Except in Lottery

By Robert Blecker
Police Commissioner Bill Bratton speaks about a heightened terror alert in New York after attacks in the Belgian capital of Brussels on March 22, 2016 in New York City.

Afternoon Bulletin: Minority Cops Slam Bratton, Chinese Blessing Scam And More

By Elissa Nunez

A Mom On The Ronald McDonald Gala

By Annmarie Kelly-Harbaugh
"What is this trolling you speak of?"

Why I Almost Committed Suicide Watching Jonathan Franzen on Jeopardy

By Neal Pollack
Bitcoin and other digital currencies were big moneymakers in 2016.

Do No Harm to the Blockchain—American Jobs Depend on It

By J. Christopher Giancarlo
We all have the same six needs, but how we value those needs and in what order, determines the direction of our life.

The Six Basic Needs That Make Us Tick

By Tony Robbins
CEOs blow a lot of hot air about the future.

Why the Most Famous CEOs Are Often Wrong About the Future

By Margaret Heffernan
FUYANG, CHINA - JUNE 26：(CHINA OUT) An investor observes stock market at a stock exchange hall on June 26, 2015 in Fuyang, Anhui province of China. Chinese stocks dropped sharply on Friday. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index lost 334.91 points, or 7.40 percent, to close at 4192.87 points. The Shenzhen Component Index shed 1293.66 points, or 8.24 percent, to 14398.78 points. (Photo by ChinaFotoPress)***_***

Ten Reasons China Failed: From Basic Gangsterism to Parasitic Engagements

By Jonathan Russo

Relationship Advice from Divorce Lawyers That Could Save Your Marriage

By Abby Ellin
WASHINGTON, DC - OCTOBER 11: Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL), speaks at the 2013 Values Voter Summit, held by the Family Research Council, on October 11, 2013 in Washington, DC. The summit, which goes for three days, is attended by a number of Republican senators and high profile conservative voices in American politics. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)

Marco Rubio: Poor Little Rich Boy Runs Into Real Estate Trouble

By Ken Silverstein

Six-Word Nuggets From Famous People

By Larry Smith
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