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Christian Wienberg
The company, which makes almost 100,000 tons of plastic bricks each year, is trying to use renewables in its products.
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Brad Japhe
Producing quality whiskey is a space-, time-, energy- and resource-intensive process.
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Bill Allison
Of the biggest donors, six aligned with Republicans and six with Democrats, with Tom Steyer and Michael Bloomberg topping the list.
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Nikki Ekstein
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that if you're fully vaccinated, you're clear to travel.
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David Hellier, Harry Wilson
Plans for a "super league" of the continent's biggest and best football clubs went over like a lead balloon.
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Ben Stupples
Dell's personal fortune is managed by MSD Capital, an investment firm led by Gregg Lemkau and John Phelan.
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James Tarmy
The auction will benefit Barcelona's Vall d'Hebron University Hospital's art and health program.
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James Tarmy
The most famous NFT, a digital mosaic by the artist Beeple, sold for $69.3 million at Christie's last month.
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Hannah Elliott
Sales numbers bear witness to the migration of wealthy buyers to secondary markets such as Florida and Texas.
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Denise Wee, Yoojung Lee
New York is the only North American city to make the top 10 most expensive places to live list.
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Linus Chua
Rodriguez said about two months ago that he's looking for deals after his SPAC started trading.
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Adam Majendie
Almost 300 meters long and 60 meters high, it will be able to accommodate 425 people.
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Yoojung Lee
This trove of art worth billions has become embroiled in the tax woes of the Samsung dynasty.
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Joanna Ossinger
As prices for digital collectibles slide, questions arise about non-fungible tokens being a fleeting mania.
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James Tarmy
The Picasso, which depicts the artist's lover and muse Marie Thérèse, is from 1932.
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Rob Golum
Fenway Sports also owns the Liverpool Football Club, Fenway Park and a 50% stake in Nascar's Roush Fensy Racing.
