The next industry to take the digital payment might be the restaurant world. American businessman and TV personality Tilman Fertitta recently said his company is looking into accepting the currency. Fertitta is the CEO owner of Houston-based Landry’s Inc., which owns Rainforest Cafe, Morton’s Steakhouse, Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., and many more. “We try to always be on the cutting edge,” he said in an interview. “If I’m a betting man, I’m expecting [Bitcoin] is here to stay....

By 1988, he went into the constructional industry and even developed his own real estate business. He invested 3.2 billion Chinese Yuan in Beijing in 2002 and has continued his investments there to fit the demands of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. Thus, Li has developed a long cooperation with the Hong Kong-based businessman LI Silian. Most recently, he has seen a chief growth of his net worth thanks to the strong performance of Guangzhou R&F, the real estate company he co-chairs with Hong Kong billionaire Li Sze Lim....

Zoe Elizabeth Sugg, better known by her online alias “Zoella,” emerged as one of the first major female digital influencers in the UK, transforming her bedroom beauty blog into a multi-million-pound business empire. From humble beginnings on YouTube in 2009, Zoella has evolved into a pioneering entrepreneur with successful beauty lines, homeware collections, bestselling books, and considerable philanthropic influence, setting the template for the modern digital content creator and lifestyle brand....

It goes without saying that winning the lottery is one of the hardest things in the world to do. The odds of picking the exact winning numbers for any lottery are astronomical. You’re more likely to be killed by an asteroid from outer space. An amateur golfer is more likely to sink a hole-in-one on three consecutive par-3 holes. A 31 year old male who has never played basketball a day in his life (me) has a better chance at making it to the NBA....

Recently, an 1894-S Barber dime, which was struck at the San Francisco mint sold for almost $2 million! The coin is one of the rarest in the world and sold for exactly $1,997,500 through Heritage Auctions in Tampa. According to the auction house, “The 1894-S Barber dime is a classic rarity in American coinage, often grouped with the 1804 dollar and the 1913 Liberty nickel as The Big Three of United States numismatic rarities....

Avery’s professional career began with the Seattle Supersonics in 1998. Since then, Avery became one of the most recognized players in NBA and is best known for his time with the San Antonio Spurs. He led the Spurs to the NBA Championship victory against the New York Knicks in 1999. In 2004, Avery retired from playing and became an assistant coach for the Dallas Mavericks and in five months, he was made head coach....

In 1988, she began to make a name for herself with her performance in the feature film, “Stealing Home”. Since then, she has gone back and forth between film and television work steadily, appearing in such projects as, “The Bonfire of the Vanities”, “A Thousand Pieces of Gold”, “Fools Rush In”, “Fly Away”, “Northern Exposure”, Hearts Afire", “Supernatural”, “The Closer”, “Cold Case”, “Leverage”, and “Castle”. She is most widely recognized for her co-starring role on “Sabrina, The Teenage Witch”....

In a letter posted on the Carolina Panthers’ website Sunday evening, Richardson wrote, “I believe that it is time to turn the franchise over to new ownership.” He added, “Therefore, I will put the team up for sale at the conclusion of this NFL season. We will not begin the sale process, nor will we entertain any inquiries, until the very last game is played.” Richardson, who purchased the franchise for $206 million in 1993, failed to give any reasons why he is selling the team in the letter....

But, like many other success stories, his upbringing had a big hand in making Buffett the man he is today. It gave him ambition, resourcefulness, and creativity which helped him to build an investment empire. His grandfather owned a grocery store which Buffett worked at from time to time, and his father was elected to Congress in 1942. When he was young, he poured over the pages of “One Thousand Ways to Make 1,000” to learn about ideas such as compound interest....

Chris Frantz is an American musician, producer, and songwriter whose steady drumming and creative vision have left an indelible mark on popular music. Best known as the founding drummer of the influential new wave band Talking Heads from their formation in 1975 until their disbandment in 1991, Frantz’s contributions extend far beyond keeping time. Along with his wife and musical partner Tina Weymouth, he later co-founded the dance-rock project Tom Tom Club, achieving success independent of Talking Heads with hits like “Genius of Love....

He is best known for his 2005 hit song “Bad Day”, which he also wrote, and which spent five weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100. Powter was the only solo artist to register a #1 hit in that year without previously having had another song chart in the Hot 100. In the United States, “Bad Day” was used extensively on the television series “American Idol” in its fifth season. Powter sang the song live at the end of the final show of that season on May 23, 2006....

Leveraging this success, Bohnett has consistently demonstrated an uncanny ability to identify emerging trends in technology while reinvesting his fortune in initiatives that promote LGBT rights, social justice, and community empowerment. His career is a testament to how strategic innovation paired with a commitment to philanthropy can create a lasting impact on both the business world and society at large. Early Life and Career Beginnings Born during a time when technological innovations were beginning to reshape society, David Bohnett’s early life was marked by an innate curiosity and a passion for new ideas....

Early Life and Education Dennis Drinkwater was born and raised in Massachusetts. He developed an early passion for baseball and the Red Sox, recalling that “I was hooked very early on the Red Sox.” In his youth, he not only cheered for the game but also played it: Drinkwater was a talented player at Wakefield Memorial High School and at Salem State University, captaining both teams during his tenure. He graduated from Salem State in 1967, earning a degree that helped equip him for his future business endeavors....

Early Years Gerald Linford Beckley, professionally known as Gerry Beckley, was born in Fort Worth, Texas, on September 12, 1952. When he was 15, his father, Col. R.E. Beckley, became a commander at the United States Air Force base in West Ruislip, and the family relocated to England – his mother’s birthplace. At the age of three, Gerry began playing the piano. A few years later, he began playing the guitar....

“Support for NPR comes from the estate of Richard Leroy Walters, whose life was enriched by NPR and whose bequest seeks to encourage others to discover public radio.” Short and sweet, the message brings to mind a kindly old grandfather type, debating the things he heard on NPR with his children and grandchildren, around a kitchen table in a lovely, upper middle class home. However, the story of Richard Leroy Walters is not that simple or conventional....

These days, Lichtenstein runs the real estate development company Lightstone, which owns 11,000 apartments, 3,200 hotel rooms and 6 million square feet of commercial property in 22 states. He is in control of 100% of the firm and has an estimated net worth of $1.4 billion. Lichtenstein is a New York native. He is one of seven kids who grew up in the working class Sheepshead Bay neighborhood with his teacher parents....

These rumors go hand-in-hand with the whispers that have been going around for years that Apple is working on developing cars. Really, it all makes sense, as earlier this year Apple already invested $1 billion in Didi Chuxing, which is basically the Uber of China. Couple that with the fact that Apple is already closely linked to the development of self-driving car technology, and they’ve also put one of their long-time, lead hardware engineers, Bob Mansfield, at the head of their car division....

Early Life and Dance Career Born Janet Marie Jones on January 10, 1961, in Bridgeton, Missouri, she discovered her passion for dance at an early age. Her natural talent and dedication led her to pursue professional training, eventually securing her first significant professional break as a dancer on “The Dance Fever” television show in the late 1970s. This exposure showcased her abilities and opened doors to the entertainment industry. Jones’ dance background served as the foundation for her early career, providing her with the discipline and physical prowess that would later benefit her in various professional endeavors....

One of her other well-known roles came starring as the title character Traci Townsend in the 2005 film. Lewis has also appeared in the movies Def Jam’s How to Be a Player, The Beat, Deliver Us from Eva, Doing Hard Time, Three Can Play That Game, The Perfect Man, My Sister’s Wedding, Four Seasons, and more. She has also had recurring roles in the TV series Moesha, Line of Fire, and Eve....

In the last 10 months, Bezos’ net worth has skyrocketed an incredible $74 billion. Today, MacKenzie Scott has a net worth of $57 billion. She is a member of The Giving Pledge. Jeff Bezos is not.