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Short money stories about celebrities, billionaires and tech founders

Each post is a short, sourced anecdote built around one number: a celebrity who lost or never got a fortune, a billionaire's tax or loan strategy, or a founder's turning-point deal. Recent posts cover Hollywood and sports figures, tech founders and billionaires' tax and borrowing tactics, often with a video clip and an occasional X Article. Each post is self-retweeted.

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Warren Buffett paid more than $55 million for control of a furniture company without an audit. The contract was one pag31 aug 26 · x video1.1mviews2.1klikessee it →

Elon Musk estimates PayPal spent $60-$70 million paying people to become customers. Open an account, get $20. Bring in 7 sep 26 · x video44kviews107likessee it →

Eight days after Lehman Brothers collapsed and panic spread across Wall Street, Warren Buffett invested $5 billion in Go4 sep 26 · x video33kviews131likessee it →

The Hidden Concentration in Your ETF Portfolio6 sep 26 · x post28kviews31likessee it →

At 20, Warren Buffett put more than half his net worth into GEICO. In 1952, he sold the entire stake for $15,259, almos9 sep 26 · x video16kviews88likessee it →

In 1995, Jeff Bezos warned his parents that there was a 70% chance they would lose every dollar they put into Amazon. H6 sep 26 · x video5.9kviews98likessee it →

Warren Buffett agreed to sell his Berkshire Hathaway shares back to the company. The written offer arrived 12.5 cents below the price they 10 sep 26 · x post · paid5.3kviews46likessee it →

At 18, LeBron James walked away from a $10 million check. It was sitting on a conference table at Reebok headquarters. CEO Paul Fireman sl10 sep 26 · x post · paid3.6kviews68likessee it →

George Foreman lost the final fight of his career. A $1 million check was waiting for him in the dressing room. It came from a kitchen gri10 sep 26 · x post · paid1.6kviews52likessee it →

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