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Donald Trump has been tiptoeing the billionaire line for the better part of three decades. How much is he worth today? We take a look at his assets and see which ones are making him money and which ones are declining in value.

Kevin Lee Co recently plead guilty to embezzling nearly $5 million, and admitted to spending a million of that on Game of War in-app purchases.

Newmark has contributed $1 million to the The Poynter Institute for Media Studies in order to fund new efforts directed at fake news and general ethics and standards in news reporting.

A short time after the Olympics, Rio de Janerio is broke, again.

A new study reported on in the American Journal of Public Health shows that in the United States, having plenty of money in the bank can add as much as ten years to your life.

Khefren reportedly got the idea to sell off her virginity – evidently legal in Germany, where the "date" is also supposed to take place – from the movie Indecent Proposal.

It happened at a Bonhams auction in London on December 4th, when the Prince Henry was won by an unnamed buyer at a bid of £516,700 (or roughly $657,175 US) at auction.

Open a newspaper and it seems like Russian hackers have their hands in too many aspects of life around the globe to count. So, it's actually kind of reassuring that Russia can be victimized by hackers too.

A man in France inherited a house from a dead relative, only to find $3.7 million worth of gold hidden inside – and yes, he does owe plenty of taxes on the find.

Should Trump Ban Importing Oil from Saudi Arabia? OPEC says no.

Just for fun, let's assume you wanted to spend that billion dollars all at once. What are some things you could buy or do that would exhaust that large amount of cash?

What would Trump do with 20 billion barrels of untapped oil? We're about to find out.

At a recent Christie's New York art auction, a work by famed impressionist painter Claude Monet became the most expensive Monet painting to date.

Find out about the Secret Service's other primary responsibility; stopping the production of counterfeit currency.

The $11 million Parek Philippe 1518 was produced in a highly-limited edition back in 1943, when it was notable for – among other things – its "calendar chronograph" function.