Trump again claimed to be fabulously wealthy: a multibillionaire. Really?
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He is getting help from a multibillionaire named Sheldon Adelson.
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He's a multibillionaire, rated the 9th wealthiest person in the world.
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"Trump is a multibillionaire — or so he tells us," he said.
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Elon Musk is reportedly low on cash, despite his multibillionaire status.
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"It's almost too late, unless you're a multibillionaire," Mr. Nader said.
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"He is a multibillionaire and a recognized businessman," Mr. Herath said.
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Multibillionaire and former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg and Massachusetts Sen.
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In the end, the multibillionaire may have added complexifier to English usage.
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But she is the wife of Sheldon Adelson, a casino magnate and multibillionaire.
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Then there is Michael R. Bloomberg, the multibillionaire former mayor of New York City.
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Although he came from modest beginnings, Ellison is now a multibillionaire worth $61.8 billion.
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The multibillionaire ridesharing app was widely criticized for its CEO's toothless response to the immigration ban.
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As of early January, the multibillionaire has already spent nearly $200 million on his own campaign.
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But Bloomberg, the multibillionaire who arrived late to the race, became part of the discussion when Sen.
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But Bloomberg, the multibillionaire who arrived late to the race, was still discussed on stage — when Sen.
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The owner, for his part, will reciprocate by also spending the day as a white seventysomething multibillionaire.
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"Maybe nominating Bloomberg for president isn't a crazy idea," by Jonathan Chait The case for a multibillionaire.
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This week, the Microsoft co-founder and multibillionaire philanthropist is joining WeChat to reach an even bigger audience.
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"I heard about this reclusive multibillionaire who made $100 million a day trading stock," he told the newspaper.
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The multibillionaire head of Berkshire Hathaway has seen his investment portfolio explode by $11 billion since Election Day.
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His home in Switzerland, a single-story ranch villa overlooking Lake Geneva, was relatively modest for a multibillionaire.
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Of course, Cuban is now a multibillionaire with his own private plane, so who knows if he's flying commercial anymore.
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Others speculated that as the criticism of Google's work spiked, the multibillionaire cofounders perhaps just didn't want to be bothered.
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Soon there will be a Mark Zuckerberg and a Bill Gates of artificial intelligence, says multibillionaire tech investor Jim Breyer.
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Michael R. Bloomberg, the former New York mayor and a multibillionaire respected by many financiers, didn't want their money either.
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The multibillionaire added that he's trying to balance work with taking care of his kids while they're home from school.
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Farah later said he was surprised that a "multibillionaire" would make so much time for a side project like this.
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The richest is Mr Haslam, a multibillionaire whose father founded Pilot Flying J, a chain of petrol stations and convenience stores.
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The multibillionaire head of Berkshire Hathaway has seen his investment portfolio explode in the days since Trump's stunning upset Nov. 8.
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When Zuckerberg started college in 2002, no one could have foreseen that his time Harvard would eventually make him a multibillionaire.
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"The United States after the Cold War … became the equivalent of a very wealthy person, the multibillionaire among nations," he argues.
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Several ventures, including one backed by Microsoft (MSFT) multibillionaire Bill Gates, attempted to build similar satellite-internet constellations in decades past.
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The company is squared up to compete directly with Blue Origin, a space tourism venture founded by Amazon multibillionaire Jeff Bezos.
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A self-made multibillionaire (current valuation: $56 billion), the Boston-born technocrat transformed the city in his 21993 years as mayor.
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Redstone's former girlfriend, Manuela Herzer, claims the multibillionaire was mentally incompetent when he removed her as his designated healthcare agent in October.
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And Michael R. Bloomberg, the multibillionaire former New York City mayor, is trying to capitalize by doubling his spending on television commercials.
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The border "wall" is a "complexifier," to use the odd word that multibillionaire Jeff Bezos introduced, but also central to Trumpian Newspeak.
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Thiel, a multibillionaire, owns just $5 million of Facebook stock; Zuckerberg has said it would be "crazy" to remove him from the board.
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Employees demanded to know if the Kochs, the multibillionaire brothers known for throwing their weight behind conservative causes, would compromise their editorial integrity.
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At the end of the day, the multibillionaire says he enjoys inexpensive hobbies like listening to music, playing video games, and reading books.
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Musk's followers seemed to have appreciated Thursday's joke, nonetheless, with people reacting with disbelief that a tech multibillionaire would be tweeting out masturbation memes.
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In 212, when his father died, 2430-year-old Gerald Grosvenor officially became the sixth Duke of Westminster, a multibillionaire and Britain's richest resident.
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Jeff Bezos, the multibillionaire behind Amazon (AMZN), has brought up the moon landing as a source of inspiration in numerous interviews and public speeches.
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The multibillionaire presidential candidate who has flooded the country with television and digital ads has received a second extension from the Federal Election Commission.
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Jack Ma, the multibillionaire founder of Alibaba, the e-commerce giant, was among the 100 Chinese honored by Mr. Xi as "pioneers" of reform.
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The United Kingdom's National Portrait Gallery has discontinued a 1 million pound grant from a multibillionaire family under fire for its role in opioid sales.
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Bloomberg's failure to break through in California, despite spending more than $60 million in the state on advertising, is another ominous sign for the multibillionaire.
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He writes candidly about how he progressed from sleeping on his friends' couches in his 20s to owning his own company and becoming a multibillionaire.
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The multibillionaire founder of Tesla and SpaceX tweeted the meme on Thursday, which showed a man with an extremely muscular right arm and sporting a medal.
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They took him from being $225 billion in debt to becoming a multibillionaire again, and they fueled his political ambitions, starting more than 22016 years ago.
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Bringing up a multibillionaire tech legend is really just a pipe dream, but it goes without saying that we still want our children to be successful.
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Microsoft founder and multibillionaire Bill Gates said Wednesday that he "made a mistake" meeting with convicted sex criminal and wealthy financier Jeffrey Epstein to discuss philanthropy.
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"You had a good idea at 30, that's great, you can be a multibillionaire for 10 to 20 years," he said of entrepreneurs in an email.
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It's rarely the case that somebody whose father was a billionaire turns out to be better than his father, becoming a multibillionaire or running the world.
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Moreover, he's a multibillionaire, one of the richest people in the world, and he made his fortune on Wall Street — a perfect foil for Bernie Sanders.
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"This was a busy guy, this was a multibillionaire, and I was surprised that he was willing to spend that kind of time on it," he said.
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CHICAGO — The battle for governor in financially strapped Illinois will pit a multibillionaire against a multimillionaire, and both candidates appear ready to keep their wallets wide open.
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For example, Blue Origin, the venture founded by Amazon multibillionaire Jeff Bezos, is partnering with legacy firms Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman on a proposed lunar lander.
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Mr. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, is a multibillionaire who has spent hundreds of millions of dollars of own money on his campaign so far.
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First, he immersed himself in the sharp-elbowed world of New York and international real estate development, building a global brand and becoming a multibillionaire in the process.
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The fact that Trump doesn't actually appear to be able to self-finance a presidential campaign strongly implies that he's not the multibillionaire investor he says he is.
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Never before has a presidential campaign had the virtually limitless resources of a multibillionaire candidate who has said he will spend whatever it takes to defeat the incumbent president.
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After all, the self-funding multibillionaire had been treating aides to campaign-issued Apple laptops, catered meals, furnished Manhattan apartments and salaries that dwarfed the rest of the field.
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When he told former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, sitting in the audience, that it must kill him that there's a multibillionaire running for president and it's not him.
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Foreign businessmen are puzzled by the arrest of Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, an outspoken multibillionaire whose holdings include Citigroup; Twitter, a social-media site; and Lyft, a ride-hailing service.
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The decision comes after the United Kingdom's National Portrait Gallery and The Sackler Trust agreed last week not to move forward with a $1.3 million gift from the multibillionaire family.
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When the multibillionaire Michael R. Bloomberg hired an army of staff members for his presidential campaign, he lavished them with salaries that were nearly double what other candidates were paying.
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That's the challenge I faced when my editor on the Styles desk asked me to write a profile of Robert K. Kraft, the multibillionaire owner of the New England Patriots.
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President Donald Trump on Friday taunted former New York Mayor and multibillionaire Michael Bloomberg amid reports that he is preparing a late entry into the already crowded 2020 Democratic primary race.
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The multibillionaire made his fortune from Bloomberg LP, the media company he cofounded that now brings in $10 billion in annual revenue, Business Insider's Katie Warren and Emmie Martin previously reported.
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All of those theories had little to do with the idea that salacious details about the private life of a famous multibillionaire would be of interest to checkout-stand impulse buyers.
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The project will be a joint effort between American and Mexican energy companies, and its growing roster currently includes former Texas Governor Rick Perry, and multibillionaire Carlos Slim, according to Mother Jones.
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Elon Musk, the multibillionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, makes a ruckus with 280-character tweets, so is it smart to let him rant for two and a half hours on video?
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A multibillionaire who built his namesake company from scratch, he is many of the things Mr. Trump pretends to be and would be an effective contrast to the president in a campaign.
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Mike Bloomberg, the multibillionaire who is self-funding his presidential bid, spent more than $2600 million since entering the race late November, making him the biggest self-funding politician in American history.
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Couldn't it be easier to say that instead of a visionary, Mr. Spiegel will be a multibillionaire with total control of a company and a track record of only a few years?
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And if you were concerned about how Snap's stock slide over the past two days might affect 26-year-old CEO Evan Spiegel's net worth, rest assured that he's still a multibillionaire.
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Bloomberg, a multibillionaire running a self-funded presidential campaign, blamed the recession on the overturn of "redlining," a discriminatory housing policy that made it difficult for people of color to qualify for mortgages.
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When the multibillionaire Russian oligarch Aleksey Shapovalov proposed to Tsaritsina with the 70-carat ring, valued at $8 million, it was pretty obvious that they were going to plan one of those weddings.
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The Petrel owes its existence and success to Paul Allen, the multibillionaire who founded Microsoft with Bill Gates and who died in October at age 65, after a recurrence of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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But there may be an equalizer: Mike Bloomberg, the defeated presidential candidate and New York multibillionaire plans to spend up to a billion dollars to help Biden and Democrats defeat Trump this fall.
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"Meet Donald Trump's uber-rich buddies" begins a "Yes on 10" ad, which proceeds to detail the personal connections among private-equity landlords like Stephen Schwarzman, Blackstone's multibillionaire chief executive, and President Trump.
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"I never know how to sit in these chairs," he interjects, as Rubenstein attempts to lay out Benioff's bona fides as the multibillionaire founder and co-CEO of the business software giant Salesforce.
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The multibillionaire qualified for Wednesday's nationally televised debate in Las Vegas, clocking in at 19 percent in a new NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll on Tuesday — good for second place behind only Sen.
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A group of retirees whose pensions were cut three years ago have won a lengthy battle with the multibillionaire Ira Rennert, a mining industrialist, onetime junkbond king and owner of a Hamptons mega-mansion.
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Mr. Caruso's curated worlds, though, are a world away from the concerns of everyday citizens of Los Angeles, and many dismiss the idea that a multibillionaire developer should take on a bigger leadership role.
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Yet the coalition led by his party, the National Regeneration Movement (Morena), is a rogues' gallery of opportunists that includes Christian evangelicals, multibillionaire business allies, and proud sympathizers of the Chavista regime in Venezuela.
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Sure, the multibillionaire former mayor, in his debate debut, took a swing or two at Mr. Sanders, the race's front-runner pro tem, repeatedly asserting that he had no chance of beating President Trump.
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Palin said there was nothing wrong with Trump being a multibillionaire and that it did not make him an elitist, citing all the time he had spent with construction workers as a real-estate developer.
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A multibillionaire plunging unprecedented sums of money into television ads proved the perfect foil for Ms. Warren, a populist who has centered her platform on the corrosive and corrupting role of money on American politics.
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Mike Bloomberg would sell the financial data and media company he created in the 1980s — which bears his name and made him a multibillionaire — if he is elected U.S. president, a top adviser said Tuesday.
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Multibillionaire Richard Branson launched his first business as a teenager, and has since founded a slew of companies and conglomerates, including Virgin Records, Virgin Airlines, Virgin Express, Virgin Mobile, Virgin Hotels, Virgin Cruises and Virgin Galactic.
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Well enough, it seems, that the multibillionaire discussed what he learned so far from the trips in a commencement speech at Harvard University on Thursday, writes Mike Isaac, a technology reporter at The New York Times.
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Unlike his gala-hopping multibillionaire predecessor, Michael R. Bloomberg, Mr. de Blasio often seems out of his element among billionaires and society swans, and his absence from New York's palaces of high culture has not gone unnoticed.
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The self-funded multibillionaire recently tapped nearly 100 staffers to fan out across 15 states as he pursues his unorthodox strategy of skipping the four early voting states and zeroing in on Super Tuesday on March 3.
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But as a multibillionaire with a willingness to put his money where his right-wing ideology lies, he's one of Silicon Valley's most influential figures — even if Facebook, whose board he sits on, wants to pretend he isn't.
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They were cautious, conciliatory, and pragmatic: Elon Musk, a multibillionaire who thinks nothing of declaring he'll colonize Mars, determined that getting rid of the ban was "just a non-zero possibility" and asked his Twitter followers to help him rewrite it.
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Multibillionaire investor and prominent Hillary Clinton booster Warren Buffett backed President-elect Donald Trump on Saturday, telling CNN in an interview that it was important that a deeply divided electorate "coalesce" around the newly elected leader of the free world.
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For Ralph Lauren, it was a wide necktie and an outsized vision that set in motion a five-decade career in fashion, one that would eventually render a house painter's son from the Bronx a multibillionaire and a globally legible brand.
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Concordia Studio, a production company backed by the multibillionaire philanthropist Laurene Powell Jobs, will make its debut this week at the Sundance Film Festival, two years after Ms. Powell Jobs founded it with the Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker Davis Guggenheim.
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The discussion has drawn one multibillionaire into the race, former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, a wealth tax opponent whose estimated net worth of $53.4 billion placed him at No. 8 on Forbes list of the richest people in the country.
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The discussion has drawn one multibillionaire into the race, former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, a wealth tax opponent whose estimated net worth of $53.4 billion placed him at No. 8 on Forbes list of the richest people in the country.
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So convoluted are the billionaire wars that on Friday, the Democratic primary descended into multibillionaire sniping: Mr. Steyer, seeking to distinguish himself from his would-be rival, called on Mr. Bloomberg to either support a wealth tax or sit out the primary.
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And awaiting whoever emerges from the first four contests is the multibillionaire Michael R. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, who has already spent or reserved an unprecedented $275 million-plus in advertising in the Super Tuesday states and beyond.
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Trump is expected to speak Saturday at the annual gathering of the Republican Jewish Coalition at the Venetian resort on the Las Vegas Strip and plans to attend a fundraiser at the palatial home of multibillionaire Sheldon Adelson, one of the Republican Party's largest givers.
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The Oracle team owner Larry Ellison, who became a multibillionaire by developing and marketing business software, is financing a team that cannot get the technical details right; Team USA has blamed its onboard computer systems for some of its problems, despite its budgetary advantage.
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" However, the multibillionaire wrote that the money he was "prepared to commit to a presidential campaign will instead be used to invest in people, organizations and ideas that promote honesty, civility and results in our politics, and that move the country beyond two-party gridlock.
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In the past three months, they have included heavyweights such as multibillionaire John Doerr, chairman of the venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins, and fundraiser Emily Blavatnik, who along with her husband, oil tycoon Len Blavatnik, is worth an estimated $19.1 billion, according to Forbes.
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Though correcting a multibillionaire a tech titan or one of most powerful people in finance sounds intimidating, both Musk and Dalio have intentionally developed company cultures where employees feel they can speak up when something is broken, problematic or when the leadership is wrong.
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A strong candidate is Hilary Geary Ross, 19953, a fixture of Palm Beach and New York society and wife of the 21995-year-old multibillionaire investor and industrialist Wilbur L. Ross Jr., who is likely to be confirmed as commerce secretary as early as next week.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif arrives at the White House October 22, 2015 in Washington, D.C. What's alleged: Documents show Sharif, who is believed to be a multibillionaire, and his family control a pricey land and property in Pakistan and overseas, including several in London's swanky Mayfair district.
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Mr. Bloomberg — a multibillionaire who entered the Democratic race in late November and dropped out in early March — assembled an army of campaign workers quickly, attracting them with unusually high pay, full benefits and the lure of campaign work through the fall, regardless of who won the Democratic nomination.
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As Vox's Emily Stewart noted, the appearance of multibillionaire and former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg brought back the Warren who started the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and promised to leave a legacy that meant "plenty of blood and teeth left on the floor" in the agency's creation.
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The trips are part of a real-world education for Mr. Zuckerberg, who grew up comfortably upper middle class in the suburbs of New York, walked the elite halls of Harvard and then moved to Silicon Valley, where he became a paper multibillionaire by the time he was 23.
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Owner for a Day Until a player walks (or is chauffeured) a mile in the wing tips of a white, seventysomething multibillionaire, he cannot possibly understand the complex web of corporate sponsors, subtly racist Republican-donor networks, and overtly racist fans which makes grassroots appeals for social justice so deeply annoying.
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Another rich twist, Ms. Wyden said, was that the move coincides with the announcement that Amazon — not exactly beloved by brick-and-mortar booksellers — plans to open a headquarters in Queens, after city and state leaders offered upwards of $2 billion in incentives to Amazon and its multibillionaire chief executive, Jeff Bezos.
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While Ted Waitt probably saw the most financial success from his time with Gateway and remains a multibillionaire to this day, arguably the most well-known person associated with the company was Rick Snyder, a longtime board member who at various times served as Gateway's president, chief operating officer, chairman, and interim CEO.
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Michael R. Bloomberg, a multibillionaire who has flooded the country with more than $200 million in television and digital ads in his first two months as a presidential candidate, has requested and received an extension that will allow him to keep details of his vast personal fortune hidden until after millions of Americans vote in the 2020 primary.
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Iger, being a multibillionaire and all, isn't exactly going to join the Hollywood chapter of the DSA, but he's also unlikely to turn ABC News into a cable channel that spreads misinformation in the name of endless culture wars, in the way that Fox News has skewed more and more toward a Trump propaganda network under Fox head Rupert Murdoch.
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Almost daily, the exposés accumulate: he doesn't pay his bills, often stiffing small contractors; for a self-proclaimed multibillionaire, he gives amazingly little to charity; he has a long history of treating women like sex toys; he faces allegations concerning the highly dubious Trump University and the no less sleazy Trump Institute (a "wealth-creating secrets and strategies" seminar business).
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And so the president — a multibillionaire who continues to make ungodly sums of money in part by shamelessly exploiting his office for private gain (in clear violation of the Emoluments Clause of the Constitution) and who, along with his family, continues to benefit from one of the biggest tax giveaways to the rich in American history — is denying modest raises to the ordinary working men and women who keep our Republic functioning.
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For those on the right, elitism has nothing to do with wealth, because President Trump, his billionaire cabinet and his multibillionaire backers are on the side of the "people" and have won their victory precisely because they are against the elites, while in the British media world, Mr. Murdoch, the Barclays and Mr. Dacre, despite being insanely powerful, can also not be counted among the elites because they are constantly attacking them on the people's behalf.
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