Bet On "Pokemon Go" Is A Win For Hedge Fund And Investors In Japan
For years, Seth Fischer, an activist hedge fund manager, urged Nintendo to get into mobile gaming. With "Pokemon Go," his campaign has proven to be a BIG success.
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Mark Zuckerberg Walls In His $116 Million Kauai Paradise
Mark Zuckerberg's six-foot wall around his stunning Kauai property has angered many of his neighbors. Why is the Facebook founder building it?
Why Couldn't Sotheby's London Sell A Diamond The Size Of A Tennis Ball?
This week an impressive diamond the size of a tennis ball went unsold at a Sotheby's London auction. Is Brexit to blame?Brexit Cost The World $3 Trillion In Two Days
The United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union sent shockwaves through the global market. In just two days, global shares lost $3 trillion.Britain Says Goodbye To EU And Billionaires Say Goodbye To Billions
After the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union, stock markets around the world tanked. Which billionaires lost the most and which ones profited?"Clash of Clans" Sold For $8.6 Billion To Chinese Internet Firm
Every day, millions of people play "Clash of Clans" on their smartphones or tablets. These millions of players are making billions of dollars for game developer Supercell.Billionaire Li Ka-Shing Urges U.K. To Remain As Brexit Vote Looms
On Thursday, people in the United Kingdom will decide whether they want their country to remain in the European Union. Billionaire Li Ka-shing wants them to stay.Dells Sells Software Assets For More Than $2 Billion
As the date nears for EMC shareholders to vote on the deal with Dell, the technology company is shedding weak assets and raising billions. Will they like this sale?Billionaire Ted Leonsis Shares His Secrets For Living Life On Offense
Ted Leonsis is a successful family man, businessman, Emmy winner, board game inventor, and billionaire. What's his secret?Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman Will Make Millions If Redstone Successfully Fires Him
Last week, Sumner Redstone moved to oust Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman from the company's board of directors. If he's successful, Dauman could get millions.
