43 people who fell from grace this decade

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43 people who fell from grace this decade

In the last 10 years, many people have fallen from great heights. Here are 43 previously famous people who lost respect, clout, and power this decade.

Jake and Logan Paul both dropped out of Forbes' highest-paid YouTuber rankings for 2019

Jake Paul was the second-highest-paid YouTuber last year, and Logan Paul was No. 10. Neither made the top 10 in 2019.

The biggest password flubs of 2019, from Facebook's stolen data to Lisa Kudrow's Instagram

The actress Lisa Kudrow also made the list for accidentally posting a photo on Instagram of her password written on a sticky note.

The incredible story of YouTube's early days and how it rose to become the world's most popular place to watch video

YouTube was founded nearly 15 years ago above a California pizza shop by three early PayPal employees. Now, it has 2 billion monthly users.

More than 100 million people watched the 'League of Legends' World Championship, cementing its place as the most popular esport

The "League of Legends" World Championship included teams from 13 different regions around the world in a multi-million dollar competition.

Apple is offering a discounted annual subscription for its new video game service, Apple Arcade

Apple Arcade is now offering an annual subscription for $50 per year, matching the pricing of Apple TV Plus.

TikTok is a 'wild west' for influencers. Here are some of the ways they're trying to make money on the viral video app.

TikTok stars are making money through sponsored posts and some are proposing more unusual ideas like a "virality clause" in brand deals.

Netflix's 5 toughest job-interview questions, according to company insiders

Former Netflix employees told Business Insider about some of the common questions that came up in job interviews and how best to answer them.

New Netflix data reveals where it makes the most money per subscriber and shows why it faces a tough decision about advertising

Netflix generates the most revenue per average monthly paying subscriber in the US and Canada, where it is most established and growth is slowing.

Amazon Prime Video gained ground on Netflix with help from its new superhero series, 'The Boys'

Amazon's new superhero series "The Boys" gave Prime Video a boost in global audience demand against the competition.

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