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The wild life of billionaire Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, who eats one meal a day, dates models, and just fended off being ousted by activist investors

Jack Dorsey is the billionaire cofounder of Twitter and lives a peculiar life of luxury.

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JPMorgan insiders told us exactly what happened during the first 48 hours after CEO Jamie Dimon rushed to the hospital

Insiders and internal memos reveal exactly how JPMorgan is dealing with Dimon's sudden absence and what it means for succession planning.

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I tried the signature burgers from 5 major fast-food chains, and the winner was obvious

The signature burgers from McDonald's, Five Guys, Wendy's, Burger King, and Shake Shack each have something unique to offer. Here's how they stack up.

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Meet the 21-year-old 'king' of Jaipur, India, a polo star who spends his multimillion-dollar fortune traveling the world and studying in NYC and Rome

Padmanabh Singh isn't officially considered a king by the state, but his position is still respected — and he's using it to rent out a room on Airbnb.

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A Wall Street firm that saw an 'unusually large' crash coming explains why history shows the ongoing sell-off is far from over

The stock market's initial condition of overvaluation indicates that this sell-off is not over yet, Deutsche Bank's US equities chief said.

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Should you pay off your mortgage early or invest? We did the math to find out which nets a greater return

Brian Fry, CFP, ran a simulation for a hypothetical homeowner weighing the decision to use extra income to pay off their mortgage early or invest.

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A $200 million superyacht formerly owned by a fugitive businessman and later rented for Kylie Jenner's birthday is for sale — here's a look inside the luxe watercraft

Billionaire makeup mogul Kylie Jenner cruised through the Mediterranean on $1.2 million-per-week Tranquility in August. Now, the vessel is for sale.

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One chart shows how many coronavirus tests per capita have been completed in 8 countries. The US is woefully behind.

South Korea reported its first coronavirus case January 20. In the last seven weeks, its officials have tested more than 189,000 people.

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How to keep yourself happy and productive if you're working from home because of the coronavirus outbreak

More employees are choosing to work from home as local governments and companies take action over the growing coronavirus outbreak.

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