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Money history stories: founders, celebrity fortunes and Wall Street

Short narrative threads on how fortunes were made and lost: Ray Kroc and McDonald's, George Lucas and Star Wars rights, the Hunt brothers' silver squeeze, Steve Jobs at the IPO, Trump family money.

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writes for English-speaking readers into business history and money psychology · Worldwide, in English

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In 1993, Donald Trump married Marla Maples after losing millions in his previous divorce. Before walking down the aisle, he handed her a 24-page prenup. Trump w8 oct 26 · x post688kviews1.2klikessee it →

In 2006, Warren Buffett found out his granddaughter appeared in a documentary talking about her finances while he was worth $44 billion. Shortly after, she went6 oct 26 · x post145kviews1.2klikessee it →

In 1999 the Trump family used a sick infant's medical bills as leverage to hide a $970 million fortune from their own niece. When Fred Trump Sr. died, he cut th15 oct 26 · x post100kviews1.4klikessee it →

In 1961, Ray Kroc paid the two brothers who created McDonald’s $1.35 million for their company. They reportedly left one thing out of the contract: a 1% royalty19 oct 26 · x post51kviews845likessee it →

In 1980 two Texas billionaires bought a third of the world's silver, squeezed Wall Street for billions, and forced the exchange to ban buying so the banks would13 oct 26 · x post38kviews333likessee it →

In December 1980, Steve Jobs took Apple public, minting a fortune of over two hundred million dollars. He was 25. Thirty days before the bell rang, he signed a 12 oct 26 · x post26kviews73likessee it →

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