Want To Buy One-Third Of A Hawaiian Island? No Problem! Fork Over $260 Million
The 55,575-acre Molokai Ranch occupies roughly 35 percent of Hawaii's fifth-largest island and could be yours for $260 million.
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Equifax CEO Exits Company With As Much As $90M After Major Data Breach
Following a data breach that affected approximately 143 million people, Equifax announced that its CEO Richard Smith would retire effective immediately.
Benjamin Franklin Left $2,000 To Boston and Philadelphia, 200 Years Later It Became $6.5 Million
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The graduating class of 1954 set out to donate big to Yale University, but the result was even bigger than expected.
