The media moguls who are leaving are not being replaced by new media, they're not selling to other media moguls for the most part.
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But Jagger's interest in the dealings of corrupt, wealthy moguls intersects unfortunately with Scorsese's recent run of stories about corrupt wealthy moguls — or perhaps, too fortunately.
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I'm not on an anti-Snapchat train, I just ... I don't know, I guess, I like the sort of new moguls of Musk, building gargantuan lithium ... The new moguls of Musk?
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Speaking of characters, speaking of moguls, I said at the beginning of the interview, I think of you as the guy who writes the definitive books about the big media moguls.
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The more detailed and most entertaining of these are of the anachronistic Trump-like moguls who crave the spotlight, or the fallen moguls looking to redeem themselves and to settle scores.
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SEATTLE — Stress over sequels isn't just for Hollywood moguls.
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You know, the Silicon Valley moguls don't want to die.
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Johnson's moguls event started on day one of the Games.
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These fashion moguls monitored the hardwood in cotton rugby shirts.
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The Foundation had cozy ties to moguls with murky backgrounds.
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That's partly why some American business moguls go even further.
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Tech moguls can be as zany as they are inspiring.
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The moguls will decide which group goes home with $50,000.
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Today, financiers, fashion moguls and chemical tycoons call Park home.
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China's richest internet moguls think their employees should work more.
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Startin' em young -- standard ops for junior hip-hop moguls.
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Agents weave Jeep Wrangler Rubicons through a field of moguls.
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Round up some of your fellow tech moguls to help out.
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Kardashian women are titans of industry, supermodels, and reality TV moguls.
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Koch family of energy moguls, has likewise aggressively promulgated a series
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And three music moguls search Atlanta for the next major talent.
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Both moguls have gleaned lessons on their way to the top.
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The panicky moguls hear certain church fathers float the word boycott.
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Alas, when you're two young, hip music moguls, it is real life.
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" That sort of behavior struck major-party moguls as entirely too "pushy.
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And what's crazy is that it's kinda like paparazzi for moguls, right?
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King Brothers, a trio of pinball-machine magnates turned minor movie moguls.
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Murdoch is one of the most powerful media moguls in the world.
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In fact, both tech moguls break their days into five-minute increments.
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Here are five lifestyle habits business moguls use to stay productive: 1.
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We could all learn a thing or two from these mini moguls.
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The two moguls feuded in the 1980s and 1990s over casino developments.
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Makeup moguls like Jeffree Star, Jaclyn Hill, and James Charles were included.
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Who are these media moguls who seemingly control our thoughts and habits?
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And it's true that many Silicon Valley moguls lean to the left.
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No Regrets Retail moguls toast their own struggling industry at separate gala.
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Insanely rich tech moguls arrived on their private jets two decades later.
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And the White House is trying to ease tech moguls' trade concerns.
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Unlike normal moguls, they don't need their media firms to make profits.
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He is among several financial moguls to enter the Trump administration's orbit.
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Tech moguls entertain the notion that our world is a computer simulation.
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Kingsbury has dominated moguls skiing since the last Olympics and lived up to his billing with a flawless final run to score 86.63 points and earn Canada the men's moguls title for the third Games in a row.
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Like Russia and other parts of Asia, India has its politically connected moguls.
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If anyone can squeeze the pips out of the tech moguls, they can.
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Now today's moguls have a chance to own this first folio of finance.
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What I thought we were going to do is talk about media moguls.
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Kanye West — beloved by teen girls, teen boys, and multimillionaire hip-hop moguls.
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Other passengers sued include music producer Poo Bear, and some other media moguls.
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Back before they were senators, governors, real estate moguls, or secretary of state.
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These two children of real-estate moguls are liking Washington, according to friends.
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The Vanity Fair list features business leaders, media moguls and other rising stars.
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Get an idea of what these 10 business moguls have on their desks.
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Most casino moguls, like Steve Wynn, offer organized labor a certain amount of magnanimity.
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Mr Trump may also have benefited from another peculiarly American generosity: towards property moguls.
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Youngsters like Luma Valones look up to YouTube fitness moguls like "Meg Squats," a.k.a.
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Andreessen is one of the most open, inclusive, and accessible of the tech moguls.
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They're so much more than just pretty faces: they're business moguls, fashion designers, etc.
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Exploits like the Tesla shot may be just public tagging by attention-hungry moguls.
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But entertainment moguls are ultimately profiting off these groups by making movies about them.
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For now, though, Klum wants her kids to stop worrying about being mini-moguls.
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Attendees are called "Burners," and they include celebrities, tech moguls, and everyone in between.
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Tech moguls like Steve Jobs and Bill Gates raised their children mostly tech-free.
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For the bridge moguls, anything that stanches the flow of traffic could be costly.
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Great time to be promoting a book I think about media moguls, media mergers.
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Intermittent fasting has recently become a dieting fad endorsed by celebrities and tech moguls.
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Trump also has the support of energy moguls T. Boone Pickens and Harold Hamm.
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On Tuesday, the pair of ice cream moguls plan to campaign for Sanders in Delaware.
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Here's a look at how Warren Buffett, Mark Cuban and other moguls start their days.
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All-in-all, a very brave thing to say surrounded by the biggest TV moguls.
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However, Clinton clearly has forged alliances with special interests and moguls at home and abroad.
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Read more: This Seattle-area luxury mall caters to tech moguls and ultra-rich tourists.
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The origin stories of successful tech moguls and their companies have become modern American folklore.
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The two business moguls have competed for the title of China's richest person since August.
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Those gatekeepers are sometimes moguls, but they're also directors, agents, financiers, screenwriters, and even journalists.
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Tech moguls like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk are now involved in the space industry.
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He is also charged with offering favors to media moguls in exchange for fawning coverage.
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Brook Leigh, an up-and-coming teenage moguls skier, also noted the benefits of responsibility.
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In Canada, the North Toronto Ski Club has specialized clinics, including halfpipe, slopestyle and moguls.
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Silicon Valley titans have largely avoided close ties to the President, as have Hollywood moguls.
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A second group of moguls funnels money made elsewhere into climatically noble projects seeking scale.
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Gashugi, founder of Gashugi Advisors, says he's gotten advice from moguls, executives and venture capitalists.
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Billionaire moguls, CEOs, and celebrities are shifting to on-demand charter jets for more privacy.
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Digital media pioneer, guy who hangs around media moguls, guy who is a great talker.
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One of these moguls, I was at their house and their kid has seven playhouses.
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Because of the Moguls' film-friendly reputation, when the television show "30 Rock" was filming an outdoor scene on their block a few years ago, the crew paid the Moguls a few hundred dollars to let Tina Fey and Jon Hamm warm up inside.
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Other tech companies and moguls have also been pouring resources into local news efforts for years.
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The same may be philosophically true of the other tech moguls' money and involvement in Breakthrough.
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The sprawling factory buzzed with loud machines—called starch moguls—that produce large volumes of sweets.
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And if she does, then Zuckerberg and his fellow moguls may really have to start worrying.
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The list is always comprised of an eclectic mix of entertainers, athletes, moguls and media personalities.
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MIKE SANTOLI: Media moguls have gathered in Sun Valley, Idaho for the annual 'Allen &Company' conference.
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One interesting thing about these internet moguls is they think they're not powerful when they are.
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Lil Yachty has a message for Hollywood stars, directors and moguls -- y'all should f*** with him!
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The two moguls, who do not know each other well, had met earlier in the campaign.
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Moguls like Vincent Bolloré have long thrown their weight around public boardrooms at home and abroad.
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This raises expectations for unicorns and IPOs to create the continent's first wave of startup moguls.
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The moguls were largely men of little formal education but great imagination—hustlers with immigrant chutzpah.
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Since then, most of the construction moguls involved have agreed to cooperate, hoping for lighter sentences.
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That doesn't mean that Silicon Valley moguls have abandoned hopes of building up their Chinese presences.
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In 2014, Kearney was favored to become the first back-to-back winner in women's moguls.
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The scandal has resulted in the jailing of more than 40 construction moguls, oilmen and politicians.
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So have singers (Sonny Bono), high school football coaches (Rob Ford) and media moguls (Michael Bloomberg).
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Largely gone are the days of swashbuckling moguls with offices big enough to accommodate Cleopatra's barge.
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It was the third Olympics in a row that a Canadian man has topped the moguls podium.
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In the following decades, he emerged as one of the most tenacious moguls in the entertainment industry.
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But that's not stopping companies and beauty moguls from going for it, including one Kim Kardashian West.
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People are doing so much just by being seen on reality television, and they're morphing into moguls.
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Though the vista is spectacular, the path below it is steep, narrow and often rutted with moguls.
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Hirschhorn discusses media moguls, the virtues of taking time off and how Netflix outsmarted the TV guys.
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Disrupt Main Stage: Hear interviews with an incredible lineup of tech's leading luminaries, moguls, investors and innovators.
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As Europeans fret ever more about what data moguls know about them, that is likely to change.
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LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman joined other tech moguls in voicing concern about artificial intelligence on Wednesday.
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And everything we've seen from him is consistent with the way real estate moguls wheel and deal.
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Corporations and moguls tend to build wealth off of other people's money, using the power of leverage.
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"The fire trucks are out, there are thousands of people in the streets," he told the moguls.
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JERUSALEM, (Reuters) - Secret recordings, powerful media moguls, illicit gifts of cigars and champagne, betrayals by trusted aides.
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By contrast, Silicon Valley moguls seem to favor spending money on improbable but impressive-sounding long shots.
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Freestyle skiing is the newest discipline, with skiers spinning and flipping in the halfpipe or over moguls.
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He drew inspiration from American moguls like John C. Malone who made their fortunes in cable television.
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Sure, world leaders and top business moguls gathered in New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
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Most of the owners, pro-government business moguls, said they would receive no compensation for the properties.
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Its cofounder, Peter Thiel, was one of the few tech moguls to publicly back his 2016 campaign.
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JERUSALEM, (Reuters) - Secret recordings, powerful media moguls, illicit gifts of cigars and champagne, betrayals by trusted aides.
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The U.S. media company beat out a bid from Australian media moguls Bruce Gordon and Lachlan Murdoch.
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Its known as the most expensive town in the country and is where many tech moguls reside.
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It was a cheery scene filled with members of Chicago's elite: bankers, real estate moguls, lawyers, philanthropists.
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Engineers, business moguls and government officials have talked about Channel bridges and tunnels since the Victorian era.
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Choi advanced to the men's moguls final in Pyeongchang last month but did not finish his second run.
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Even in the weeks leading up to Davos, corporate moguls were feeling more glum than in years past.
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Many successful moguls — from Tony Robbins to Kevin O'Leary — tout the effectiveness of a well-established, daily routine.
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The only thing that is clear is his ambition to be one of the world's biggest mining moguls.
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As President, he has used the White House to represent the interests of his fellow real estate moguls.
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But unlike, say, a B-list actor tweeting about geopolitics, people actually want tech moguls to weigh in.
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But since it's 10:15 P.M. in Silicon Valley, there's barely an audience for the victorious young moguls.
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From corporate titans to media moguls to politicians, no one is immune and the list continues to grow.
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And other successful moguls have questioned whether schools teach you everything you need to be successful in business.
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Many business moguls, such as Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, plan to donate their fortunes to charity instead.
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These moguls built their publishing empires and used them to intimidate rivals, espouse favored causes and settle scores.
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Khanna's campaign received significant support from tech moguls like Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg.
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And make no mistake: real estate moguls and tech giants are no better to us than Kanders. 6.
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Many have promised to wear black dresses to protest the stream of allegations against industry moguls and actors.
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The downside is, you also have to spend your day job writing about media mergers and media moguls.
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His vanity books tell the histories of houses that played host to Golden Age movie stars and moguls.
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Yet, he seems O.K. with letting real estate moguls take advantage of a program that sells green cards.
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Last year, moguls like Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg and Michael Dell gave away millions of dollars to charity.
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PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - France's Perrine Laffont clinched gold in the women's moguls at Pyeongchang's Phoenix Snow Park on Sunday.
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And ulterior motives, if they exist, don't preclude the moguls' authentic interest in physics, life sciences, math, or SETI.
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What next for the once-behind-the-scenes Thiel, who has long operated more quietly than most tech moguls?
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On the other, pre-revolutionary Havana was a playground where American casino moguls hobnobbed with celebrities in raunchy nightclubs.
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The benefits of getting quality sleep are well-known and touted by moguls from Jeff Bezos to Richard Branson.
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There are other stories, attached to other moguls and movie-makers, that have persisted around town through the years.
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To believe that real estate moguls don't consider artworks on their properties to be assets would be acutely naive.
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Kendall and Kylie, fashion icons and media moguls, could be boosting the Yeezy Boost design for their own purposes.
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There will also be men's medals in skiathlon, biathlon, slopestyle and luge, as well as the women's moguls final.
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Their company, Dualstar Entertainment, turned the onetime performers into adolescent moguls, businesswomen whose brand was not to be dismissed.
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Sometimes, these memes come from dark money-backed content factories funded by tech moguls (looking at you, Palmer Luckey).
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AS YOU KNOW, WE HAVE CEOs, MOGULS, TITANS, POLITICIANS, FORMER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AND SO JIMMY WAS A FORCE NATURE.
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The competition continues in Deer Valley on Thursday, with many of the athletes returning for the double moguls event.
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Many on the left routinely view public life as manipulated by cabals of bankers, media moguls and the like.
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The island is a haven for moguls and movie stars, and the Obamas have become part of the scenery.
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We asked these five business moguls and Advisors in The Oracles about how they make their emails stand out:
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New York is home to many of the United States' real-estate moguls, media empires, and hedge fund billionaires.
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Scene Stealers LOS ANGELES — Some out-of-work Hollywood moguls handle the transition from general to civilian with grace.
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He enjoys dinners with technology moguls and has tapped the wealth of Silicon Valley for his two presidential campaigns.
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Universal Pictures, for instance, has endured many owners, including bankers (Standard Capital), liquor moguls (Seagram's) and cable pioneers (Comcast).
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JERUSALEM, NOV 22015, (Reuters) - Secret recordings, powerful media moguls, illicit gifts of cigars and champagne, betrayals by trusted aides.
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On the contrary, Ms. Smith offered a kinder, gentler view of movie stars and moguls, politicians and society figures.
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One of the things that interests me is the lack of sort of new and interesting media moguls. Right?
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Probably the main reason is sheer corruption: coal moguls are key Trump backers, and he's trying to reward them.
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So it's not much of a surprise that the two moguls are "very close" friends with each other, too.
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Moguls like Oprah Winfrey, Mark Cuban and the Disney C.E.O. Bob Iger have been floated as potential 2020 candidates.
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So ends one of the more closely scrutinized relationships between President Trump and one of his fellow business moguls.
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Some makeup moguls found themselves facing online drama, while others gave fans an inside look at the beauty industry.
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Sources connected to both moguls tell us they quietly reached an agreement in the Tidal dispute earlier this year.
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But like so many other small loopholes, this one has morphed into a huge tax break for real estate moguls.
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They began selling to friends; later a wholesaler in Japan bought the product in bulk, making the boys mini moguls.
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Luckily, the experimental program won't deplete the city's coffers as it benefits from financial backing by wealthy Silicon Valley moguls.
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It comes in the wake of revelations about sexual misconduct by business moguls whose companies compelled employees to sign NDAs.
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Silicon Valley moguls are enthusiastic about it; Mark Zuckerberg (whose politics are obscure) praised the idea in a recent speech.
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In a family full of reality stars, influencers, and makeup moguls, North West might be the one shaking things up.
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By the numbers: The moguls, who head some of the world's top luxury brands, promised €300 million (roughly $339 million).
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As the moguls of porn became the envy of the internet, the federal government conveniently got out of their way.
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It rapidly became entrenched with the rise of West Coast tech giants like Amazon and Facebook and their young moguls.
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The new accusations are the latest in the era of the #MeToo movement, which has ensnared media moguls and celebrities.
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With beauty moguls like Nikkie Tutorials and Jeffree Star raving about Gaga's brand, I wanted to try it for myself.
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Two of the three top seats belong to media moguls, with Michael Bloomberg in first and Rupert Murdoch in third.
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The former money manager had many famous connections, including to tech moguls, despite his status as a convicted sex offender.
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In March 2019, the Justice Department arrested several celebrities and business moguls in connection with a vast college admissions scandal.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Aspiring property moguls take note – the town of Tiller, Oregon, is for sale, asking price just $3.5 million.
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Among those standing alongside Baswedan and Prabowo as they claimed victory were moguls Aburizal Bakrie, Hashim Djojohadikusumo and Hary Tanoesoedibjo.
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CBS took the upper hand in the takeover battle after winning a court challenge from the media moguls on Monday.
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Silicon Valley moguls overwhelmingly backed Trump's opponent in the November election, so the meeting is bound to be somewhat awkward.
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Allen & Company's big C.E.O. gathering drew media moguls like Les Moonves of CBS and David Zaslav of Discovery last week.
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He witnessed the birth and ascendancy of hip-hop in the city, the moguls it made, the bravado it brandished.
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Analyzing the photos of mingling tech and media moguls at the Allen & Co Sun Valley conference is a July ritual.
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Now, 25 of the region's business moguls were gathered on the 14th floor of the university's administration building with Watts.
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Mr. Johnson and Mr. Daines want a higher deduction, meaning that moguls would pay taxes on less of their earnings.
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A new generation of moguls was taking the vertical integration concept to absurd heights and preaching it to the masses.
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The pixie dust, the halo around media moguls is still financially there anyway if not maybe there in the eyeballs.
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And its backers include such deep-pocketed, well-connected interests as charter schools and New York City real estate moguls.
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He was charged in November with offering political favors to media moguls in exchange for fawning coverage and expensive gifts.
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Then the billionaire committed $210 million to passing the tax measure and criticized his fellow tech moguls for not caring.
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Clustered courtside together at the sporting palaces, the celebrities, naturally, begin to envy the fortunes of the moguls near them.
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Priorities USA has been taking huge amounts of cash from New York hedge fund moguls George Soros and Donald Sussman.
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Tempted by such immense amounts of ready cash, insurance moguls took to embezzling, a New York State Legislative Committee found.
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The trend originated on Instagram, but eventually made its way to YouTube, where makeup moguls like NikkieTutorials tried it out.
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Ted Sarandos has become one of Hollywood's most important moguls, and he's paid as much as Netflix CEO Reed Hastings.
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So it's not surprising that some of his fellow tech moguls are taking Zuckerberg's moment of vulnerability to take some potshots.
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CBS and Viacom, both of which are controlled by media moguls Shari and Sumner Redstone, began exploring a merger in February.
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His hit series Empire is based on a family of drug dealers who transform into hip hop moguls (and crime bosses).
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Yes, it's that time again: Kanye West is using Twitter to talk to tech moguls and, like before, he's pretty amped.
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After all, the Kardashian-Jenner clan is full of babies (aka future media moguls) — why would Jenner stop at just one?
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Many celebrities helped with his campaigns — tastemakers like Anna Wintour, stars such as George Clooney, and media moguls like Harvey Weinstein.
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Most people are under the impression that only millionaires, real estate moguls, and really, really old people need to have wills.
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Just two people—Wall Street moguls Paul Singer and Robert Mercer—donated over $1 million to a super PAC backing Faso.
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Separately, the two are powerful moguls in their respective industries: West in music and fashion, and Kardashian in lifestyle and beauty.
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TECH moguls look upon the European Commission with as much enthusiasm as does the average Tory MP from the English shires.
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There are too many incentives for it to continue to transcribe the talking points of moguls in big business and politics.
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It's a new, alarming wrinkle among politically right-leaning tech moguls to use words like patriotism and traitors about their competitors.
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The verbiage of "patriotism" and "treason" among tech moguls is new and alarming, reminiscent of the McCarthy-era in 1950s America.
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Last year, Silicon Valley moguls opened up to New York Magazine about how today's social media is designed to addict users.
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This voting constituency is becoming undermined by a much broader devotion to party loyalties, campaign contributors, media moguls and political ambitions.
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That's why mega-moguls like Bill Gates and Oprah Winfrey swear by constant learning as a vital part of their success.
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The Moguls have appeased some with bottles of wine, but when one neighbor wrote them an angry note, that relationship soured.
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He and Winfrey, one of the world's most influential media moguls, have been working on the project for a few months.
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Some of the world's most successful tech moguls have a fairly modest taste when it comes to picking cars to drive.
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The emotional fissure split open the town — and particularly the moguls who write seven-figure checks to the Washington super-PACs.
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There are no boorish mob-connected real estate moguls here, no garish heiresses carefully arranging to be caught nude for Instagram.
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Kearney, who won a gold medal in 2010, retired in 2015, after winning the season-long world championship in the moguls.
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" ("Gutenberg of Arabia," BuzzMachine, 22016) "Dictators and politicians, media moguls and marketers try to tell us what to think and say.
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The internet is where the action is and weirdly the internet doesn't give us moguls that are nearly as interesting. Right?
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"When I first started Mogul, you'd Google the term and find page results of business moguls who were men," Pham said.
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"Frankly, I just think I got that wrong," he said, a sentiment that most Silicon Valley moguls are loathe to admit.
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Mega-moguls like Branson know that they have limited resources and time, so they carefully evaluate each opportunity that presents itself.
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"Frankly, I just think I got that wrong," he said, a sentiment that most Silicon Valley moguls are loath to admit.
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"Frankly, I think I got it wrong," he said, in a sentiment that most Silicon Valley moguls are loath to admit.
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Again, the other part that I find interesting is not only are the media moguls not being replaced by newer media moguls, the people they're selling to aren't in the media business, media is a thing they do or maybe it's actually the core of what they do, but they don't think of themselves that way.
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Often rumored as the victim of an inter-gang dispute, some have even fingered hip hop mega moguls of ordering the deed.
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Many successful moguls from Richard Branson to Kevin O'Leary have standard morning routines that set them up for success throughout the day.
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For many of these moguls (Eric Schmidt and Steve Case come to mind), expanding high-skilled visas is the most important issue.
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Its success helped one of their models earn a modeling contract, and it allowed the recent graduates to become fashion mini moguls.
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The child stars-turned fashion moguls, 32, walked the red carpet wearing coordinating all-black ensembles by their fashion label, The Row.
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Moguls who once happily handed their content to Netflix as a source of extra revenue are now scrambling to compete with it.
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But remember, though the Kardashians are many things — reality stars, business moguls, models — no one in the family has a medical degree.
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The Texas native chronicled the lives of Hollywood and Broadway stars, along with moguls, models and the wealthy, starting in the 1950s.
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A letter obtained by the journalist Janice Min showed Weinstein was writing to Hollywood CEOs and moguls, asking them to defend him.
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The two beauty moguls have seemingly been feuding since 2018, when Star accused Dy of copying his "approved makeup" series on YouTube.
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Business Insider spoke to three experts to sift through the tech moguls' bombastic rhetoric and uncover some of the real scientific challenges.
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It's home to tech moguls and billionaires like Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, Microsoft founder Bill Gates, and former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.
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He then invited Simpson to Burning Man, the annual arts festival in the middle of the Nevada desert beloved by tech moguls.
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Lucious will reveal the sad story of how an orphan became one of the biggest music moguls this world has ever seen.
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Wherever they end up, a ménage-à-trois involving moguls John Malone, Brian Roberts and Masayoshi Son is likely to be ungainly.
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Like Donald Trump and so many other leaders and moguls bombarded with the white noise of flattery, Lear cannot hear the truth.
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We're told Hollywood titans like Chris Pratt and Mel Gibson will be there alongside business moguls like Robert Kraft and Elon Musk.
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Of the current crop of sort of younger media moguls, right, the Brian Robertses, James, Lachlan, it's a pretty short list. Right?
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Business moguls are expressing their disapproval of President Trump's decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, known as DACA.
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He is among a gaggle of West Coast technology moguls who are riding to the rescue of the beleaguered East Coast media.
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Since his election, Mr. Trump has laid out the red carpet for private-equity billionaires, hedge-fund moguls and Wall Street bankers.
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The round includes several venture capital firms that were founded by media moguls, including Shari Redstone's Advancit Capital and Peter Chernin's fund.
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His propensity for shock and awe -- witness his embrace of President Trump -- is unlike that of any other peer musicians-designers-moguls.
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Above: Jussi Penttala of Finland crash lands during the freestyle skiing men's moguls qualification at Phoenix Snow Park in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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There's also the opening round of mixed doubles curling and the qualification rounds of the men's and women's moguls in freestyle skiing.
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And this doesn't even count the wing nut welfare offered by institutions supported by the Koch brothers and other fossil-fuel moguls.
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Enthusiasm for President Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal ran strong among actors, though not among arch-conservative movie moguls like Louis B. Mayer.
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The food was made by Michelin-starred chefs; the liquor was top shelf; and my fellow partygoers were models, celebrities, and media moguls.
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History is full of influential news moguls with transparent political leanings: William Randolph Hearst was a Democratic member of the House of Representatives.
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From his Chicago office, Podolsky watches a pair of monitors and keeps track of a clientele that includes beef moguls and fashion photographers.
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She works almost exclusively with high net-worth individuals, most of whom are business moguls, with the occasional royal or celebrity mixed in.
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But rumors are swirling that conservative moguls want to create a new challenger, perhaps a channel that caters more to the alt-right.
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"They're both real estate moguls, tycoons, and businesspeople," she said of the Bluths and the Trumps during an interview with The Daily Beast.
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In 2013 he sued Mr Trump over the fleecing of students at Trump University, a bogus training scheme for would-be property moguls.
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Warner liked to throw extravagant parties that were attended by stars like Olivia de Havilland and Jimmy Stewart and moguls like Howard Hughes.
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Particularly in Las Vegas, many young people, and their parents, live at the mercy of billionaire casino moguls, and they're tired of it.
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If you're obsessed with the shenanigans of these socialites, business moguls, and pseudo-royals, then you can bet that celebrities are as well.
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"Beyonce's twins might grow up and become moguls, like their dad—or like another set of Gemini twins, the Olsen sisters," she said.
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That conceit, though, is mitigated cleverly by both moguls: They capitalize on what Cowell has identified as a universal desire to feel important.
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In the past decade state-lending booms in Brazil, India and China have enriched well-connected moguls—and built mountains of bad debt.
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The government has got tough on graft, and the central bank has prodded state-owned lenders to stop giving sweetheart deals to moguls.
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You probably aren't ready for steep runs, back bowls, and moguls just yet, but you should wear a helmet even on green runs.
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Rich tech moguls sometimes have their own luxurious experiences, sometime arriving at Burning Man via private plane and staying in air-conditioned tents.
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Musk also attended an elite private dinner in 2011 along with other tech moguls including Jeff Bezos at which Epstein was in attendance.
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Breakingviews Gannett ended its takeover bid for its rival Tronc and in the process put a new era for newspaper moguls into prominence.
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Joe 3.0 is also a prelude to the fatuous moguls of HBO's "Silicon Valley," to which "Halt" is a temporal and tonal bookend.
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When the hashtag #MeToo re-trended in 220, it exposed and expelled numerous powerful business titans, media moguls, and politicians for harmful behavior.
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Beijing's takeover of the troubled Anbang Insurance Group is another sign that deal making by that country's moguls is slowing to a halt.
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Then there is the town's first Olympic champion, Hannah Kearney, who overcame her aversion to back flips to become a trailblazing moguls skier.
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Replacing their childhood comedy idols with women was a kind of narrative murder, committed by a cabal of Hollywood moguls and humorless feminists.
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Weinstein was previously known as one of Hollywood's most successful moguls, making his mark first at Miramax and later at The Weinstein Company.
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I've always admired his attitude compared to the other legacy-media moguls who were openly disdainful of the internet for far too long.
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It also houses the stately tombs of department store moguls Frank Winfield Woolworth, James Cash Penney Jr. and Macy's co-owner Isidor Straus.
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But instead of grandmothers, the lively room is packed with Mumbai movers and shakers — entertainment industry execs, media moguls and models among them.
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But unlike some other retail moguls, Mr. Wexner, who has four children with his wife, Abigail, has long been a relatively private person.
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While the two moguls have flip-flopped from time to time, Bezos is currently holding steady as the richest person in modern history.
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Wherever they end up, a tie-up involving the moguls John C. Malone, Brian Roberts and Masayoshi Son is likely to be ungainly.
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Thiel, a libertarian who supported and later advised President Donald Trump, received criticism from other Silicon Valley moguls, including Netflix CEO Reed Hastings.
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The music moguls Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre gave $70 million to create a degree that combines business, marketing, design and liberal arts.
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There are hedge fund managers, private-equity moguls and big banks that have been using the debt markets to borrow money extremely cheaply.
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Meanwhile, big-time investors like Mark Cuban have also taken stakes in esports-related entities for years, and traditional sports moguls have bought in.
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Recently divorced real-estate moguls Harry and Linda Macklowe have been court-ordered to part with 100 works estimated at more than $240 million.
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Houseplant, the cannabis company founded by comedy film moguls Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, plans to expand into Ontario this summer, the company announced.
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That boy, Choi Jae-woo, who finished 12th at the Sochi Games, remains the host nation's best hope for a moguls medal in Pyeongchang.
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It seems to have escaped him that the reason for their painstaking creation in recent years was to counterbalance Mr Slim and other moguls.
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The network we logged on to 15 years ago is unrecognizable but as citizens we cannot outsource our privacy and security to tech moguls.
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Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk may not be the best comedian among tech moguls, but he's pretty good at making fun of himself.
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Unclear at this point ... but there's a small group of VERY rich car-obsessed moguls who are always on the hunt -- including Floyd Mayweather.
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SO YOU SAW IN THAT TAPE YESTERDAY ALL THESE CEOs, MOGULS, TITANS, SOME WITH TEARS IN THEIR EYES, ALL SAYING I LOVE YOU JIMMY.
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Overseas-listed Chinese internet firms have a combined market capitalization of over one trillion dollars, and three of China's richest people are internet moguls.
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His fondness for long, wine-filled lunches is only one of the ways in which he resembles the media moguls of a bygone age.
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That led to the creation of "Brewers' Row" along Bushwick Avenue, where many of the brewery owners and other industry moguls built large homes.
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There are 1,864 islands along the 50-mile stretch, many of which were retreats for business moguls and movie stars during the Gilded Age.
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He's been connected to everyone from Prince Andrew to L Brands CEO Les Wexner to several tech moguls, including Elon Musk and Bill Gates.
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Studies show that dogs can help reduce stress levels and boost productivity, so they make ideal companions for tech moguls running billion dollar companies.
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Superrich Silicon Valley moguls are buying millions of dollars' worth of doomsday bunkers and installing them in New Zealand, reported Olivia Carville for Bloomberg.
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Singer formed a donor network, called the American Opportunity Alliance, which includes wealthy Wall Street executives and hedge-fund moguls who coördinate political spending.
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Audiences will have a tougher time thinking pink when this musical about the beauty moguls Elizabeth Arden and Helena Rubinstein takes off its makeup.
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At the Winter Olympics, the Dutch team swept the first women's speed skating event and Mikael Kingsbury of Canada won gold in moguls skiing.
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A peek inside the reservation ledger revealed that nothing had changed about the clientele: studio moguls, fashion designers, literary agents, A-list movie stars.
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Elsewhere in finance: Hedge fund moguls like Dan Loeb love the Robin Hood Foundation, but it has backed nonprofits that have protested their industry.
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The tax code subsidizes moguls with private jets while the carried interest tax break gives a huge tax discount to striving private equity zillionaires.
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At 19, Bloom became the youngest moguls World Cup champion and skied in his first Olympics in 2002, according to The New York Times.
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The two beauty moguls are keeping the discount momentum going well into December with an announcement that will have fans reaching for their wallets.
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Anchorage gives institutions and token moguls peace of mind throughout the process while letting them stake and vote while their riches are in custody.
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Sure, some of them own several vehicles, or have customized these rides, but here are nine business moguls who drive Hondas, Toyotas and Chevys.
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In the old New York magazine, there was this idea that the more moguls you knew, the more important you were to the magazine.
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Though Germany's authorities tend to blame an ageing society for its high savings rate, the true culprits appear to be the moguls of the Mittelstand.
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PUBG is hot, Fortnite is on meme status and sports moguls like Bob Kraft and Jeff Wilpon are buying up esports teams left and right.
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In April 2015, a sworn statement submitted in a Nevada lawsuit between rival casino moguls Steve Wynn and Japan's Kazuo Okada contained an unusual assertion.
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The media moguls routinely hit the red carpet at Hollywood's prom, serving looks that are often some of the most talked-about of the night.
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Despite predictions from tech moguls and CEOs about the skies eventually being full of package-bearing quadcopters, drone delivery is still in its nascent stages.
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They included Hollywood moguls, liberal journalists and comedians—plus President Donald Trump, whose self-confessed pussy-grabbing is not something most conservatives admire him for.
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Like other successful moguls — such as Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos — business and life strategist and self-made multimillionaire Tony Robbins is an avid reader.
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In a letter to the World Economic Forum's executive chairman, Klaus Schwab, Pope Francis beseeched the business moguls and government leaders to remember the poor.
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Geffen is also the owner of a $590 million superyacht called the Rising Sun, where he frequently hosts fellow moguls and celebrities — including Jeff Bezos.
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The new accusations are the latest in the era of the #MeToo movement against sexual assault and harassment, which has ensnared media moguls and celebrities.
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The rare outing comes two years after the Olsen twins opened up to Net-a-Porter's The Edit about their current lives as fashion moguls.
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And now, Gigi Hadid is joining the ranks of celebrity cosmetics moguls, producing a line with Maybelline, for which she has long been the face.
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A one-time friend to both Presidents Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, Epstein has links to dozens of high profile celebrities, public officials and moguls.
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America's media and telecoms industry has long had episodic deal frenzies, reflecting a combustible mix of technological change, juicy profits and ambitious moguls and managers.
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So will future generations regard Zuckerberg as another in a short line of tech moguls who have somehow morphed into avuncular global mascots for good?
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In luring his victims years ago, Epstein worked closely with socialites and fashion moguls to provide him with young girls, the Herald reported in November.
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The probe and resulting trials have toppled scores of powerful business and political figures, including construction industry moguls and former presidents of Brazil and Peru.
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Carole learned to fit in, make dinner-table conversation with movie moguls and art-gallery owners and to enjoy the perks of Anthony's privileged circle.
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While their wealth tends to be nothing compared to business moguls and heiresses, they're still worth more than most of us could ever dream of.
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Nearly 40 politicians, business moguls, campaign strategists and black-market money dealers have been jailed since prosecutors began delving into the scheme two years ago.
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"Part gossip columnist, part psychotherapist, part social anthropologist, Wolff invites readers to be a fly on the wall of the moguls' inner sanctum," she wrote.
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Wednesday's win saw him become the all-time leader in moguls skiing victories, surpassing the previous record held by Americans Hannah Kearney and Donna Weinbrecht.
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He courted investment bankers, foundation executives, real estate moguls and private philanthropists, and reached out to N.Y.U. alumni across the country and around the world.
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According to Forbes' real-time billionaires data, the 25 richest people in New York include Wall Street moguls along with billionaires in fashion and food.
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She also sits on the board of trustees of her alma mater, Stanford, a school that has churned out several generations of Silicon Valley moguls.
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Not everyone gets to the top by following the same rules, and these nine business moguls and advisors in The Oracles are proof of that.
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It makes it more difficult for propagandists to do their work, and breaks up the power of moguls who answer to no one but themselves.
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Perhaps the leading example of the moguls' unanimity on Clinton's candidacy is DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg's all-in support of her this time around.
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THEATER Audiences will have a tougher time thinking pink when this musical about the beauty moguls Elizabeth Arden and Helena Rubinstein takes off its makeup.
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"She deserves to be shunned as hard as disgraced movie moguls and morning show hosts," Bee added, showing photos of Harvey Weinstein and Matt Lauer.
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Notably absent are Hollywood moguls, like the billionaire David Geffen, who have historically supported the arts but shied away from involvement in broader civic affairs.
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Musk said you can learn anything online for free, and noted that billionaire moguls like Bill Gates and Oracle's Larry Ellison dropped out of college.
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ET/PT for the premiere of Nickelodeon's Middle School Moguls – starring yours truly as Wren, a non-binary teacher in the Mogul Academy Fashion Branch!
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The sanctions may force some of the moguls to choose whether they want to be identified with the Kremlin or face isolation from Western markets.
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Mr. Netanyahu is accused of trading official favors worth hundreds of millions of dollars to Israeli media moguls for lavish gifts and positive news coverage.
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High inheritance taxes mean Japan has fewer moguls than other rich places, hence fewer people who might be keen to build and run posh hotels.
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That would explain why moguls, scientists, political leaders and a royal stayed loyal to him, in some cases even after he first went to jail.
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The media conference is a hub for entertainment and tech moguls, and it attracts titans like Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
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The marker eventually rubs off, but the skin becomes so perforated that you just trace the raised moguls of irritated flesh, fingering them like Braille.
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That Black Mirror, which has so cleverly interrogated humanity's relationship to technology, would toss social media moguls a softball appearance in its narrative, is completely bonkers.
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"Ask Mr. Trump" received hundreds of questions a month from aspiring moguls all over the world, among them a host of truly luckless and desperate people.
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Yet the truth is that traditional media moguls who cling on to their empires have yet to show that their business models can survive the internet.
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Hillary Clinton says that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos "saved" The Washington Post by buying it in 2013, setting an example that more tech moguls should follow.
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The trailer, which first aired on HotNewHipHop, promises to show never-been-seen footage and interviews with people who know and have worked with both moguls.
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She celebrated Black feminism In Beyoncé's world, women are dancers, section leaders, instrumentalists, headliners, bosses, and moguls and all representations were reflected in last night's performance.
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The hotel is on a strip of Malibu called Carbon Beach (it's nicknamed "Billionaire's Beach" because a bunch of CEOs and entertainment moguls own homes there).
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The Black Rock City desert festival emerged from radical counterculture values, yet it has become an increasingly expensive playground for tech moguls arriving on private jets.
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Tech moguls, presidents, well-known actors, and Prince Andrew all came into their orbit even after Epstein's misdeeds and Maxwell's alleged role first came to light.
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In 2012, Dawson took up the challenge to become the head coach of South Korea's freestyle moguls team and returned to the land of his birth.
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They serve a wide range of buyers — particularly those in the high-end, luxury market dominated by celebrities, athletes, tech moguls and executives in Los Angeles.
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The main cast of hackers is a group of adorable goofballs, and missions have you doing things like racing go-karts and swindling sleazy tech moguls.
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Mobius is one of the vast array of investors and market moguls criticizing the U.K.'s vote to leave the EU and its politicians' subsequent leadership.
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Victoria's Secret: you're telling me that there weren't ANY Black women worth honoring, out of alllll the singers, actresses, models, athletes, moguls, and more out there?
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The stars of ABC's "Shark Tank" are self-made moguls, and after getting their first taste of wealth, they were not shy to about splashing out.
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JAY-Z and his longtime friend Sean "Diddy" Combs already have a lot in common, being the rap legends and incredibly successful business moguls they are.
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As gay men, many of us who worked in fashion, we were very conscious that we had lost a generation: incredible artists, industry leaders and moguls.
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Clinton — labor and Silicon Valley moguls, Latinos and white middle-class women — could easily splinter as attention turns from a campaign to the specifics of governance.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - World number one and gold medal favorite Mikael Kingsbury eased through the first qualifying session on Friday for the men's moguls final.
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Following the launch of Jay Z's new VC vehicle, Arrive, earlier this month, we did a data pull on how music industry moguls spend their ducats.
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More than a city for food lovers, media moguls, and finance titans, New York is an irresistible draw for creative souls young, old, and free-spirited.
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Besides hobnobbing with other moguls and attending talks about business and the economy, executives can partake in outdoor activities like golf, cycling, and white-water rafting.
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Silicon Valley moguls seem to believe they can fix most anything, and they appear befuddled when their attempts to do so aren't met with unbridled enthusiasm.
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It may count reality stars, beauty moguls, and actresses among its fans, but the prices remain in reach of the general public; most are under $50.
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Today, the region's richest people are Chinese internet titans and property moguls, while Hong Kong over the years has felt the growing influence of mainland money.
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Hollywood and TV moguls used to treat Netflix as a cash machine — the place where they dumped all their reruns and got free money in return.
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They include two where Hollywood moguls dine and entertainment glitterati are feted during awards season: the Beverly Hills Hotel and Hotel Bel-Air in Los Angeles.
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The very real business considerations of influence have made moguls of users whose public-facing personas are often more about fun and frolic than consumer marketing.
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The movie suggests that while moguls meddling in the news is at least as old as William Randolph Hearst, hidden puppeteering of this sort is new.
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It is perennially the spot to see the biggest tech and media moguls congregate to socialize and spark endless rumors about future possible M&A deals.
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In ecumenical fashion, he went after Mafia dons, Wall Street moguls and a parade of corrupt officials, some of whom worked for Mayor Edward I. Koch.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - France's Perrine Laffont qualified in first place for the final of the women's moguls after the first round of qualifying on Friday.
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Warner spent over a decade building the mansion and, unlike other movie moguls of the era, didn't give it a fancy name to emulate European aristocracy.
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The pair's arrival was anticipated by the moguls gathered at the retreat after sources told CNBC on Tuesday that they were on the main attendee list.
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Although he lost out to the extraordinary Mikael Kingsbury for the gold, Graham, known as "Moguls Matt" in his home country, could not have been happier.
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Leaning in conspiratorially, she returned to those long-ago evenings at Holiday House, where the Golden Age gossip moguls Hedda Hopper and Louella Parsons were habitués.
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"Succession" This thinly veiled fictionalisation of real-life moguls started on shaky ground but has grown into one of the most sure-footed shows on television.
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As Sumner M. Redstone cedes the chairman posts at CBS and Viacom, one of the business world's most combative moguls is quietly stepping off the corporate stage.
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Four years ago, Mikael Kingsbury had to make do with a silver medal in Sochi as compatriot Bilodeau claimed his second consecutive gold in the men's moguls.
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It's where guys like Rupert Murdoch and Sumner Redstone, all the big media moguls would meet, and now tech guys like Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey also.
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He pushed for exploring a universal basic income — a policy stance in vogue right now for Silicon Valley moguls — and warned of a future of automation. BOOM.
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Pivoting to religion might seem kind of random for the mega-famous family of entertainers and business moguls, but the Kardashians have always had a spiritual side.
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That Instagram account actually exists, and skewers the antics of the scions of wealthy moguls — Warren himself has been featured a handful of times by the site.
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The company's parent, Zuffa LLC, is controlled by casino moguls Frank and Lorenzo Fertitta, who will have a passive minority stake in UFC after the transaction closes.
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Many moguls — like Richard Branson and Elon Musk — credit their mothers for teaching them early lessons that had a big impact on their success later in life.
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But it will be shaped by the impeachments that came before him, by politicians and lawyers and scholars and activists and media moguls who never imagined him.
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When Peter Thiel announced that he would endorse Donald Trump at the Republican National Convention back in July, he got an earful from his fellow technology moguls.
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Hoogewerf added that in China, Ma was a figure like no other, with friends ranging from movie stars to billionaire moguls, though he often outshone them all.
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In an interview with Refinery29, he revealed that before he moved to the United States at age 11, he regularly had dinners with moguls' children and princesses.
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According to the Times, Weinstein became involved in the fashion world in the early 2000s when designers and other fashion moguls expressed interest in partnering with celebrities.
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Rose, 76, is reportedly on the invite list of the boutique investment firm Allen & Company's annual gathering of billionaires and business moguls in Sun Valley next month.
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Because of all these things, an Olympian is here, preparing to ski down a hillside, bouncing through a field of moguls and sailing off two giant jumps.
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That's due to a vibe in Hollywood that President Trump has opened the door for moguls to seek higher office (see also: Oprah's non-answer to Bloomberg).
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Ms Konnikova tells of hucksters masquerading as doctors, royals or moguls, all armed with a gifted imagination, a silver tongue and an ability to size people up.
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We're in spring of 2018 and to me, the most interesting media mogul story is that all the media moguls are either leaving or trying to leave.
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Comedy movie moguls Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg announced Wednesday the launch of Houseplant, a recreational Canadian cannabis company in collaboration with Ontario-based grower Canopy Growth.
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Apart from being real estate moguls, the business leaders are also known for their straight-talking manner, whether they're sizing up their competition or imparting sage advice.
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Dozens of prominent media moguls, elected officials and on-air personalities have been dislodged from power, and a new era of transparency and decency is upon us.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Olympic moguls favorite Mikael Kingsbury continued his terrific run of form on Wednesday by sealing a record 47th career World Cup title at Deer Valley.
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Media moguls, including Vineet Jain, the managing director of Bennett Coleman, publisher of the top-selling Times of India, were shown on video appearing to negotiate terms.
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The cold weather leads to more consistent peaks on the moguls course, something that Kingsbury believes could give him the edge over the rest of the field.
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Like other tech CEOs, Chesky has reportedly attended "Burning Man," the wild 9-day arts event in the Nevada desert that's frequented by celebrities and tech moguls.
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Read more: Silicon Valley giants and media moguls have been flocking to an invite-only 'summer camp for billionaires' this week in Idaho — see who's in attendance
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But now it's time to speak with Swisher, the self-described "grumpy lady of tech" who has a knack for making billionaire tech moguls very, very uncomfortable.
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While many of these tech billionaires — including Microsoft's Bill Gates and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg — focus on philanthropy, these moguls have still indulged in luxuries over the years.
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I would like to tell you that was not the last time I heard that formulation, or one like it, from the tech moguls I have covered.
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Silicon Valley moguls have gotten into the habit of jumping into new industries and quickly turning them upside down — as Apple's iPhone did to the cellphone industry.
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Flunking out in France is not glamorous the way it can be in America, where enough college dropouts become Silicon Alley moguls that it's a cultural cliché.
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In retaliation, these business groups have published newspaper inserts protesting his treatment, and a few moguls have started open campaigns to dissuade Mexicans from voting for him.
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THEATER Audiences will have a tougher time thinking pink when this musical about the beauty moguls Elizabeth Arden and Helena Rubinstein takes off its makeup on Tuesday.
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I'm under no delusion that, with libertarian tech moguls like Peter Thiel in President Trump's inner circle, antitrust regulation of the internet monopolies will be a priority.
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But let's be honest — most Americans have been staring straight at the misogynist culture that Hollywood moguls like Weinstein have enabled by simply looking at their screens.
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Since then, Bezos and Sanchez have had a whirlwind year, attending Wimbledon together, yachting with other moguls and celebrities, and vacationing in Saint-Tropez and St. Barths.
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The film by British director Michael Winterbottom, starring Steve Coogan, takes aim at high-flying moguls whose lavish lifestyles, yachts and parties are built on sweatshop labour.
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The film by British director Michael Winterbottom, starring Steve Coogan, takes aim at high-flying moguls whose lavish lifestyles, yachts and parties are built on sweatshop labour.
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On "Empire," Smollett plays Jamal Lyon, the gay son of the music moguls Lucious Lyon, played by Terrence Howard, and Cookie Lyon, portrayed by Taraji P. Henson.
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So if buyout moguls wanted to maximize the return to equity holders, the tax code gave them a huge incentive to use as much debt as possible.
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This seems bizarre to us, because we aren't used to politicians who act like garish real estate moguls and appoint manifestly unqualified people as their top lieutenants.
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Designed by Paul Williams in the 1930s, every space inside the 17-bedroom, 22-bathroom, 30,000-square-foot home is luxurious enough for moguls, stars and starlets.
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It was a staggering and record-setting prize that stoked ambitions, however infinitesimal the odds, of being vaulted to a stratosphere of wealth occupied by moguls and superstars.
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The annual Forbes 30 Under 30 list used to be made up of mostly up-and-coming financiers, Silicon Valley start-up moguls, and heirs to massive fortunes.
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Dufour-Lapointe represented Canada at 104 World Cup events and together with her sisters made freestyle skiing history in 2016 when they swept the moguls podium in Quebec.
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These caused it to skirt around those vortices like a skier negotiating moguls, thus vibrating in a way that it would not when presented with a laminar current.
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But the 258-year-old twins live very different lives nowadays — building a career for themselves as fashion moguls where their time is mostly spent behind-the-scenes.
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At 87, and the last of Australia's earlier dynasty moguls on the scene, Mr Murdoch already controls about two-thirds of newspaper circulation in the country's big cities.
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On Monday, a desperate email he sent to entertainment industry moguls on Sunday before his firing leaked out through Janice Min, the former editor of The Hollywood Reporter.
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He's written columns for outlets like New York magazine, Vanity Fair, and the Hollywood Reporter and has several books under his belt (including two about wealthy media moguls).
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Update: You may recall that, just about two years ago, beauty moguls and then-BFFs Jeffree Star and Kat Von D found themselves in a very public feud.
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His team mate Brodie Summers will also compete in the men's moguls after a race to be fit after tearing a ligament in his right knee in September.
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Other investors include restaurant moguls like Shake Shack founder Danny Meyer as well as Revolution Growth, the venture capital fund co-founded by former AOL CEO Steve Case.
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Under Kövesi, the DNA has become a waking nightmare for the country's rich and powerful, as thousands of politicians, oligarchs, CEOs, and moguls are dragged in and indicted.
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Although then that was fetishizing the moguls—families of power today still bought the houses, furnished, with every photograph, of old powerful families of LA, and touched nothing.
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Why else do you think last December's tax "reform" preserved—indeed, codified—the notorious carried interest loophole that showers gigantic benefits on a handful of private equity moguls?
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Despite his status as one of the richest tech moguls, the Harvard dropout leads a low-key lifestyle with his wife, Priscilla Chan, and their two young daughters.
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The conglomerates owned by other wealthy Hong Kong real-estate moguls, like Li Ka-shing, get their wealth from conglomerates that have interests in other countries and industries.
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Some of America's wealthiest tech moguls, including Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, would face billions in additional taxes under Senator Elizabeth Warren's tax proposal.
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Read more: All the tech moguls who have been connected to Jeffrey Epstein, the elite wealth manager who died in jail while awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges
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These mini-moguls-manqué connect and clash when Harlow convinces Joe that they could make a fortune with a sex film starring Brent and Harlow, and negotiations begin.
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Taplin interprets that philosophy liberally and applies it to several Big Tech moguls, especially PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel; Google co-founder Larry Page; Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
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Only two media moguls made the list: 21st Century Fox Executive Chairman Rupert Murdoch at No. 35 and Michael Bloomberg, CEO of his eponymous company, at No. 55.
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In honor of International Stress Awareness Week, Business Insider has compiled advice from tech moguls, actors, and other leaders in the public eye on how to manage stress.
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An Olympic gold medalist and world champion in moguls, Donna Weinbrecht has long been leading women's clinics at Killington — an established racing hot spot on the East Coast.
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And the reason the moguls agree — Columbia is the first one to agree — is because the studios have more theaters in Germany than anywhere else on the Continent.
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Mr. Cuomo received donations from an array of wealthy individuals and companies, from big Albany lobbying shops to real estate developers, from Hollywood moguls to the pharmaceutical industry.
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Will it similarly spurn gifts or return gifts from oil robber barons, sugary drink moguls, banking institutions with devious practices and foreign potentates who stone their own citizens?
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Whenever the conversation turns to money, he tends to compare himself not with everyday Americans — let alone black people — or even with other artists, but with billionaire moguls.
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The second-youngest child of hotel moguls Richard and Kathy Hilton is expecting his first baby with wife Tessa, a rep for the couple confirms to PEOPLE exclusively.
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With other media moguls unwilling to risk the commercial fall out of facing off with Beijing post-1997, Apple Daily became the city's sole publication regularly criticizing China.
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The Bridge concept — low-cost private schools for the world's poorest children — has galvanized many of the Western investors and Silicon Valley moguls who learn about the project.
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Gen Z might only know this pioneering Los Angeles-based rapper as an approachable blockbuster star or, most recently, one of the moguls behind the BIG3 basketball league.
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Kingsbury, a silver medallist four years ago in Sochi, has dominated moguls skiing since and lived up to his billing with a flawless final run to score 86.63 points.
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His supremacy was only challenged last season by Japanese upstart Ikuma Horishima, who claimed double moguls gold at the 2017 World Championships in Sierra Nevada in a surprising result.
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Joe Manchin, who represents the heart of coal country in West Virginia, as well as top Trump donors and coal moguls Robert E. Murray and Joseph Craft, Bloomberg added.
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Beyond that whole authoritarian government thing, too, is the question of why all these internet moguls are so deep in on science—and just how deep in they are.
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But some Republican leaders feared the city&aposs reputation, and the influence of casino moguls Sheldon Adelson and Steve Wynn on Republican politics, might cloud the convention&aposs message.
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Many in the Bay Area see him in the mold of the late Bill Campbell, the longtime tech executive who was called "Coach" for his role advising tech moguls.
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Previous investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Cross Culture Ventures, Trinity Ventures along with a clutch of super famous athletes and music moguls like Serena Williams, Andre Iguodala, and Jimmy Iovine.
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Lipkit queen Jenner and Grammy-nominated Scott may be moguls in their own right, but that doesn't mean they can't snag some red carpet inspiration from Jenner's big sister.
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When you're the six year-old daughter of two moguls, sometimes your weekly allowance gives you the opportunity to bid a couple bucks on artwork from time to time.
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Bella Hadid is getting her glow on by sitting poolside at the Hôtel du Cap Eden-Roc, in what is (understandably) a favorite poolside perch for models and moguls.
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At a certain point, I started to suspect that the city's reefer tourist moguls were getting their clients high mainly for the purpose of relieving them of their money.
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He spent last week on the West Coast, meeting with tech moguls from Jeff Bezos to Richard Branson and working to clinch deals with Snap, Amazon, Google and Apple.
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Under this plan, tech moguls like Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg would pay billions in taxes every year in addition to their existing tax payments.
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"I'd love to see some of the S.F.-based tech moguls step up and help journalism in their own backyard," said Gary Kamiya, a former editor of the magazine.
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Also on the trip were Brooke Group's owners, the real estate moguls Bennett LeBow and Howard Lorber, who went on to become substantial donors to Trump's 20003 presidential campaign.
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The Allen & Company conference at the Sun Valley Resort in Idaho, which each July attracts some of the top CEOs, moguls and venture capitalists, seemed like a perfect opportunity.
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Civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. advocated for guaranteed income in the 1960s and more recently, tech moguls like Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk have endorsed the idea.
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Meanwhile in Manhattan, Ivanka found her place among New York's most elite social circles as the daughter of one of the world's wealthiest and most well-known real estate moguls.
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One of the biz moguls on "Shark Tank" thinks Apple's latest iPhone is priced ridiculously ... but it's still gonna sell like crazy and it will make him a bloody fortune.
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From Elon Musk to Rob Gronkowski to Mark Wahlberg, many business moguls, athletes and celebrities start off their days with a regular morning routine that sets them up for success.
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Video games and related content have become the new source of entertainment for a generation — and it's something that has new media moguls like Netflix chief executive Reed Hastings concerned.
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A "rich list" released earlier this month showed that although Chinese wealth is concentrated in the hands of tech entrepreneurs, pharmaceutical moguls -- like those in Tse's family -- are making ground.
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They stopped putting media moguls onstage to trash one another, started locking the press in a basement hold room, and political reporters like me stopped enjoying it quite as much.
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From forming partnerships with pop culture moguls to helping sign deals with major sports teams, she has brought enthusiasm and spirit to everything she has done over the last year.
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If the volunteer developers who built the open-source internet protocols had been able to invest in them, they would be today's internet moguls, alongside Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg.
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Before the code came in, promoters were able to stay on as managers in the stricken firms, which some unscrupulous moguls used as an opportunity to drain them of cash.
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Moguls, big minds and heads of state will join Michael R. Bloomberg and Bloomberg Philanthropies for the third annual Bloomberg Global Business Forum, at New York's Plaza Hotel on Sept.
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The protest prompted a public debate about work hours in China's tech industry, and spurred reactions from at least 10 Chinese tech moguls, including Ma, who initially defended the practice.
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Yesterday, the moguls exhibited their most defining Olsen twin behavior, basically ever, when they stepped out onto a piping hot New York sidewalk in 90-degree weather wearing actual outerwear.
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Baby-faced music moguls barely of drinking age only last if they have good ears for talent, and the show has yet to give any inkling that Hakeem's got them.
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As media moguls like Weinstein, Bill Cosby, Roger Ailes and others fall, they send a strong message to other predators that this level of harassment will no longer be tolerated.
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India's economic growth rate has seen a dismal run, but a turnaround could be in store much sooner than most expect, according to one of the country's richest business moguls.
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The media moguls Last year was a busy one for journalist Ronan Farrow, but busier still for the alleged criminals his reporting and that of other journalists helped bring down.
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In 0003, Star accused Too Faced CEO Jeremy Johnson of underpaying de Jager, after the two makeup moguls and brand competitors started feuding publicly about who originated which makeup concepts.
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Apart from Zuckerberg and Bezos, plenty of other moguls and big names from a variety of spheres and industries regularly make their way to Idaho for the Sun Valley conference.
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The new provision effectively creates a new tax deduction for real estate moguls like Trump and Corker, who announced his support for the bill on Friday after it was added.
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Forbes released its list of America's 10 wealthiest celebrities on Tuesday, and sprinkled in with the directors and media moguls are a trio of names sports fans will easily recognize.
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Everyone's favorite walking hippie dad joke is known for his antics on TV—rubbing dirt on himself, shouting out the Wu-Tang Clan, telling boring stories about real estate moguls.
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Which all -- ridiculously -- perpetuates the problem by implying we could never expect more, such as nonsexist movie moguls who make good movies, and nonsexist legislators who also make good policies.
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Media moguls have been in selling mode lately, but the head-scratcher there has been: If everyone's selling, who would want to be on the other side of that deal?
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But one of the private equity world's biggest moguls is OK with the bill: The Washington flyaround · House Republican leaders believe they have the votes to avert a government shutdown.
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You can argue that downtown won the aesthetic victory of the 1980s, its gospel of less-is-more transforming neighborhoods once dangerous and affordable into safe zones for international moguls.
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He was one of the first corporate moguls to visit President-elect Donald J. Trump in 2016, promising to invest $50 billion and create 50,000 jobs in the United States.
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In City Journal on Wednesday, Kotkin wrote: She had it all — the pliant media, the tech oligarchs, Wall Street, the property moguls, the academics, and the all-around 'smart people.
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But the portfolio, expanded this week in a megadeal in which the Walt Disney Company bought most of 23st Century Fox, will not necessarily make other sports media moguls envious.
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But that was given mostly by the playbook of, you know, Comcast saying Brian Roberts waking up one day … You have to think about these moguls on individual lines, right.
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Aspiring property moguls shelled out up to $35,000 in tuition fees at the University, expecting to receive tricks of the trade from experts who had been handpicked by Trump himself.
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Before you pass judgment, consider that some of DigiTour's stars may very well be smarter businesspeople than moguls like Jay Z. They are masters of what Valiando Rojas calls cross-platforming.
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Many mused that the baby, who was born on February 1st into a family of beauty moguls, would be given a makeup-related name, as hinted by Kris Jenner on Instagram.
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These moguls and advisors from The Oracles, a mastermind group of high-level entrepreneurs, share what they would tell their 25-year-old selves if they could go back in time.
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Well, this morning a group of high-powered Washington D.C.-area businessmen and sports moguls announced the creation of a new mixed martial arts organization they hope will change all that.
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The burgeoning moguls and fans of internet porn gathered there for their annual convention, AdultDex, which coincided with Comdex, the annual computer trade show that drew 200,000 technology enthusiasts to town.
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John H. Gutfreund, whose aggressive leadership of Salomon Brothers and extravagant lifestyle personified the meteoric rise and fall of Wall Street moguls in the heady 1980s, died on Wednesday in Manhattan.
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The venue, Chatham House—more formally known as the Royal Institute of International Relations—is a respected foreign policy think tank which frequently hosts world leaders, business moguls and leading academics.
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Mr. Trump has campaigned against CNN for months, and his administration is involved in an antitrust case that could potentially put CNN into the hands of more Trump-friendly media moguls.
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Of the recent crop of internet moguls, he is the most iconoclastic, employing elegant stylings and far-off stares that seem more hipster academic than the talented technical geek he is.
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Mr. Netanyahu is accused of trading official favors worth hundreds of millions of dollars to Israeli media moguls in exchange for positive news coverage, as well as cigars, champagne and jewelry.
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The Pacific Heights neighborhood is known as "Billionaire's Row," which is also home to other tech moguls like Zynga founder Mark Pincus, Apple designer Jony Ive, and Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman.
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This was a difficult task at the time, because the Kardashians were just beginning their careers as fashion moguls and entrepreneurs, John explained on "The Wendy Williams Show" in April 2017.
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Republicans don't mind it when business moguls run for office, because they basically adhere to a pro-business philosophy and they have long promised to run the government like a business.
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Such gifts also tend to come with generous tax breaks, meaning that taxpayers are underwriting the donations that get hedge-fund moguls' names put on wings of art museums and hospitals.
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But it is clear that the primary aim here is to bolster the coal industry, which President Trump embraced unreservedly on the campaign trail and whose moguls embraced him right back.
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Skiing, on wheels, is just part of it—slaloming through flags in the most exaggerated skidding of the entire game, slamming into moguls and speed-boosting off every one of them.
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The fight to win Fox's assets is shaping up to be a summer blockbuster starring well-known media moguls, led by Rupert Murdoch who built Fox into a global media empire.
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Meanwhile, thanks to scandals ranging from Theranos to #juicegate to basically everything about Uber, the public now sees tech entrepreneurs not just as innovative underdogs but cruel moguls, con artists, or both.
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We have an incredible lineup of speakers — tech luminaries, business moguls, headline-making founders and leading investors — ready to share their experiences, expertise and perspectives on a range of hot-button topics.
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The buyers of these bulletproof monster trucks range from clients in dangerous parts of the Middle East and Africa to real estate moguls and high-dollar watch traders in the United States.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China's wealth is becoming increasingly concentrated in the hands of tech entrepreneurs, although some pharmaceutical moguls and pig farmers are breaking into the ranks of the super rich.
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Launched to investigate contracting graft at Petrobras, the probe and resulting trials have toppled scores of powerful business and political figures, including construction industry moguls and former presidents of Brazil and Peru.
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I'll stop going through your bio, but in particular, you spent a lot of time with two of the big media moguls of today, who are sort of on their way out.
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Tumult in World Markets Damps Conviction at Davos | The yearly gathering of moguls was more sober this year, as China's deceleration, pitching markets and a depression in oil prices shadowed the mood.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's team of economic policy advisers is packed with moguls from the hedge fund and investment banking industries that he has railed against in the past.
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Don't. Business moguls from Mark Cuban to Tilman Fertitta say their careers have taught them that, even during the worst of times, you can usually find a way to keep pushing forward.
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Production sources on "All Eyez on Me" tell us ... producer L.T. Hutton reached out to both moguls about how they're portrayed in the film, and to get their thoughts on the story.
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They've gained the support of venture capitalist and left-leaning donors, but something doesn't sit right about two billionaire media moguls attempting to drain the swamp that usually works in their favor.
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Why it matters: The accusations against Ratner highlight the awakening that has swept through Hollywood since Harvey Weinstein and other media moguls' years of inappropriate behavior years were put under a microscope.
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As Paige Leskin previously reported for Business Insider, Moskovitz numbers among the many successful tech moguls who never graduated from college: He dropped out of Harvard along with Zuckerberg to pursue Facebook.
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Unlike Mark Zuckerberg and various other tech and business moguls, former Vice President Joe Biden rejects the idea of giving Americans free cash handouts, an idea also known as universal basic income.
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After competing in the 2002 Winter Olympics and becoming a moguls world champion, Bloom enrolled at Colorado in the fall of 2002 to live out his childhood dream of playing college football.
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Where technology and economics collide When Peter Thiel announced that he would endorse Donald Trump at the Republican National Convention back in July, he got an earful from his fellow technology moguls.
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Fifteen years ago, Larry Ellison — the billionaire co-founder of Oracle, and the enfant terrible of an earlier generation of tech moguls — denounced what he saw as Silicon Valley's slow-footed stagnation.
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" Mr. Avrich, 53, chronicled his quest to document Mr. Weinstein — and Mr. Weinstein's aggressive attempts to thwart him — in a 2016 memoir, "Moguls, Monsters and Madmen: An Uncensored Life in Show Business.
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Then there's the scene at the moguls skiing hill, where yoga mats — or things that look like yoga mats — are used to create a barrier between one's feet and the freezing turf.
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Jay-Z says he and Beyonce sitting through the "Star Spangled Banner" at the Super Bowl was absolutely NOT a protest of any sort ... it was simply 2 moguls hard at work.
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Rani reminded me of skiers dodging moguls in the Olympics, only this athlete wore a daisy-print sari and hurled a tiny, green cocoon around her in a blur of centripetal force.
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Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, two incredibly successful business moguls, are two prime examples of how strategically giving up some activities to focus on more rewarding ones can help you reach your goals.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Canada's Mikael Kingsbury demolished the field to win Olympic gold in the men's moguls at Phoenix Snow Park on Monday four years after finishing as runner-up in Sochi.
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Later that year, the brothers signed a seven-film deal with indie distributor The Orchard, making them unlikely moguls in the low-budget, high creative freedom world of independent filmmaking and digital distribution.
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"I remember my coach coming up to me and saying, 'You're going to be an Olympian,' " recalls Johnson, who became the youngest moguls skier ever named to the US national team in 2014.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - A smile beamed across the face of Australia's Matt Graham as he was announced as an Olympic silver medalist following his excellent display in the moguls final on Monday.
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Cohen's earlier invention was BitTorrent, a specification for peer-to-peer file sharing that delighted millions but angered entertainment moguls, and at one point consumed more than a third of global internet traffic.
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White is calling on other Vegas moguls to pony up some dough as well -- and wants people who live outside the city to know there's one big way they can truly help out.
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As just one example, the Palo Alto neighborhood where Silicon Valley's tech stars live is a sight to behold as local moguls try to outdo each other on Halloween decorations, candy, and bands.
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In a climate where many moguls brag about sleeping only three or four hours per night, others are stepping up in favor of getting a solid night's rest — Bezos, Sandberg and Huffington included.
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Moldova, one of Europe's poorest nations, has been governed since 2009 by fractious governments that promoted integration with the European Union but kept close ties to business moguls and failed to curb corruption.
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There are few downhill runs here; rather, the main attractions are the halfpipe, moguls and snowboard ramp where tricksters in hoodies entertain one another with flips and spins, sneaking cigarettes on the side.
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Not long ago, Mr. Cucinelli attended a Facebook dinner in California, and to his surprise, found that the sneakers-and-hoodies stereotypes that attach to tech moguls no longer seemed to hold true.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk charged that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has a "limited" understanding of artificial intelligence, continuing a public argument between the two tech moguls on the potential dangers of artificial intelligence.
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In Mr. Trump's post-neoliberal future, former chief executives, billionaire hedge-fund managers and real estate moguls dismantle the state to make capitalism yet more liquid, but use the state to stiffen borders.
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Kushner was struck by the vast chasm between the received notions in his world—populated by C.E.O.s, media moguls, and the children of the rich—and those of the people in the audience.
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Several of them, including Rex Tillerson for State, Wilbur Ross for Commerce, Steve Mnuchin for Treasury, and Andy Puzder for Labor, are business moguls who have impressed Mr. Trump with their management experience.
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In March 2018, Professor Ronell pointedly complained that Mr. Reitman had a penchant for "comparing me to the most egregious examples of predatory behaviors ascribable to Hollywood moguls who habitually go after starlets."
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It's easy to see traces of today's tech moguls in these stories' villains, particularly in their megalomaniacal pursuit of "bettering humanity," even if it means superseding humanity's choice in the matter at any cost.
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Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have successfully transitioned from child stars to fashion moguls, and those who know them best say today they are living a very busy, yet private, life behind-the scenes.
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On October 5, the New York Times published an exposé alleging that Harvey Weinstein, one of Hollywood's most revered moguls and influential kingpins, has been sexually harassing and abusing women for nearly 30 years.
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To this day, the motives of many of the donors to the Trump foundation remain unknown, including those of pro-wrestling moguls Vince and Linda McMahon, who gave millions of dollars to the foundation.
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Now the pro has over 636,000 followers on social media, and models, musicians and moguls (Bella Hadid, Halsey, Kaia Gerber and Kendall and Kylie Jenner to name a few) are rocking his tiny designs.
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Paulson and several other hedge fund moguls are objecting to a 2012 decision to redirect Fannie and Freddie's profits into the federal treasury — instead of paying them out as dividends to shareholders like Paulson.
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It's also worth it, as developing abs like a run of double-diamond moguls can improve your health and fitness on just about every level if you're smart about how you go about it.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Former Olympic moguls champion Jean-Luc Brassard has abruptly stepped down as Canada's chef de mission less than four months before the Rio Games, the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) said on Monday.
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I asked Riddle whether there was some merit in the fact that many of the women on these shows are self-made moguls, millionaires, and successful entrepreneurs who just happen to cry a lot.
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Unless, that is, moguls such as Tesla/SpaceX CEO Elon Musk or Virgin CEO Richard Branson are able to follow through on their plans for high(er)-speed travel in the next few years.
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Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, and Steve Ballmer — these are just some of the ultra-rich tech moguls that reside in Bellevue, Washington, a city of around 150,000 people just across a lake from Seattle.
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JOHN GUTFREUND, WHO RAN SALOMON BROTHERS AT ITS APEX, DIES | John H. Gutfreund, who personified the rise and fall of Wall Street moguls in the 1980s, died in Manhattan on Wednesday at age 86,
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This helps to explain why almost all the tech moguls invited to Trump Tower have chosen to attend — and why they're unlikely to take the defiant position advocated by principled liberals in Silicon Valley.
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But I think it's also due to the fact that English, described by one of his colleagues as "sui generis," is too idiosyncratic, and perhaps too decent, to be representative of software moguls everywhere.
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Every August, tens of thousands of people convene in Nevada's Black Rock Desert for Burning Man, a nine-day gathering that attracts billionaires, celebs and Silicon Valley moguls like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg.
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As the snowcats rake perfect corduroy overnight, they'll often leave some ungroomed snow on one side, allowing skiers of different ability levels or preferences — moguls versus packed-down snow — to descend the same run.
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The divide between rich and poor students could hardly be more vivid than it is at U.S.C., where the children of celebrities and real estate moguls study alongside the children of nannies and dishwashers.
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But what I tried to do was to explain the whole interrelationship between Fox as a powerhouse media company owned, founded, and run by one of the most-storied media moguls of our time.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia proposed scrapping media ownership restraints on Saturday which could raise huge interest among moguls looking for acquisitions, especially in its ailing, third-largest free-to-air television network, Ten Network Holdings TEN.
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The lawsuits against Trump University allege that the get-rich-quick seminar company, which promoted the classes as "the next best thing to being Trump's apprentice," conned countless wannabe business moguls out of their cash.
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As Fidelity's first cable industry analyst, I observed the rise and dominance of a highly capital-intensive industry that soon defined the way Americans watched television and created a new breed of billionaire media moguls.
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Swiss watch moguls haven't ignored the rise in smart technology with several brands showing an interest in entering the smartwatch space, and Tag Heuer even creating its own line of luxury smartwatches, released late 2015.
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It was a big bash ... Kelly Ripa, Julianne Moore, Naomi Campbell, Rachel Zoe and a bunch of other stars showed, but the 2 moguls at the top of the heap were undeniably Oprah and Barry.
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Selling millions of records and making hundreds of millions of dollars ain't enough for Master P ... 'cause the mogul of moguls says he wants to dominate in a new profession ... as an NBA head coach.
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Kevin O'Leary is in a pretty good mood, considering he and the other "Shark Tank" moguls missed out on a cut of $1 BILLION Amazon paid for a product they let slip through their hands.
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Hedge fund moguls are pouring stunning amounts of cash into the main super-PAC supporting Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Without my usual itinerary of free networking brunches, I am forced to find other ways to scam free meals, including sucking up to nightlife moguls at a dinner where they feed me $30 fried chicken.
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Let's get real: The favorite politician of the oppressed, left-behind workers who you idealize is Donald Trump, while denizens of Wall Street titans and Hollywood moguls and tech billionaires back liberal candidates and causes.
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Given that Mr. Cook and his team are pushing more heavily into content to compete with Netflix and Amazon, now might be the time to broach conversations with any of the media moguls in attendance.
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This is why it's still fun to write about media moguls because they're not just media companies, they're human beings, they have faults, they have some upsides, it's fun to write about both of them.
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But Vanity Fair, with its fixation on actors, moguls and faded aristocrats, was a product of its editor's highly particular interests: the golden age of Hollywood, the rituals of WASPdom, the European jet set, Anglophilia.
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Until moguls like Diller, who have the power to change the system, and columnists like Dowd, who can force them to confront reality, decide to help make change, things will almost certainly stay the same.
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Recently, he's expressed this new comfort in ways far more subtle — whether it is through a selfie with Lizzo at the Super Bowl or by gracing the birthday parties of media moguls like Mark Burnett.
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Should Mr. Bloomberg become the Democratic nominee, it would set up a general election between two party-switching moguls from New York City, though Mr. Bloomberg's fortune is larger than Mr. Trump's many times over.
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The brash energy of Warner Brothers pictures, the extravagant unreality of MGM's, the exotic shimmer of Paramount's, the screwball fizz of Columbia's — all were identifiable enough to reveal the moguls as the true creative arbiters.
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Mr. Trump has bragged to associates that he now refers to Mr. Murdoch, one of the world's most powerful media moguls, by his first name, according to a person who is friendly with both men.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea, Feb 13 (Reuters) - A smile beamed across the face of Australia's Matt Graham as he was announced as an Olympic silver medallist following his excellent display in the moguls final on Monday.
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From the time he left his home turf in Queens to take on the Manhattan real estate moguls several decades ago, Mr. Trump has prided himself on being the ultimate outsider railing against the establishment.
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As real estate moguls, Trump and his father have both been sued by HUD for violating the Fair Housing Act, and gutting the law would further institutionalize that kind of discrimination in the housing market.
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We will have an incredible venue, the English Church of St. Luke (Freie Evangelische Gemeinde Davos, right here) located right by the conference centre, enabling us to grab interviews with a passing politicians or tech moguls.
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On Monday, Disney announced their plans to launch a "Disney Parks Designer Collection" of mouse ear headbands, designed by a number of stars and fashion moguls, including Heidi Klum, Vera Wang, Betsey Johnson, and Karlie Kloss.
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And while we shamelessly tune in, waiting for the Jordyn-Tristan scandal to go down on TV, the season premiere gave us an unexpected look into an upcoming beauty collaboration between the family's biggest beauty moguls.
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While the cult of personality drives ratings and puts money in the pockets of America's media moguls, it's a disservice to voters who deserve to hear proposals from Warren and every other candidate in the race.
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When business moguls found themselves in tricky transactions with billions of dollars on the line, they often turned to Corbally to provide that one piece of hidden information that could tip the deal in their favor.
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His track record as president helped gain their trust: "No doubt his restoration of good diplomatic relations with India as president and subsequent work with Indian American business moguls on disaster relief were helpful," Conason notes.
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A big part of how the current sexual harassment mess evolved is the presumption that successful entertainers and moguls possess a spark of genius that could be extinguished if they're ever asked to be more empathetic.
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Gianopulos, a longtime Hollywood executive who was once the head of Fox's movie studios, has previously held money-making events for some Democrats close to Biden, often drawing some of the wealthiest moguls in the business.
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The Valley's moguls do not overtly treat as inconveniences to themselves the bitter life trajectories that lead to experiences such as Keller complained of; but they have largely been in denial about the effects of technology.
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We totally agree with Musk—Blue Origin is bopping around the bunny slopes while SpaceX is skipping through moguls on black diamond death traps—but it's delightful to see so much progress on the same concept.
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Artists like Jay Z were interviewed for the film, confessing that without Combs' maniacal drive, he and other would-be moguls may have not had the imagination and confidence to attempt duplicating the Bad Boy model.
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Both men, however, were united in their choice of protective legal shields: the court-sanctioned use of secret nondisclosure settlement agreements (NDAs), which prevented future victims from learning about previous accusations made against the media moguls.
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An associate of liberal but real-world sensibilities recently asked some tech moguls this question regarding net neutrality: Why in the world, he said, would you invite the government into an oversight role in your industry?
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Foerster, who finished 23rd in the first round of women's moguls qualifying on Friday, said she caught the skiing bug on a youth camp in Oberstdorf with her brothers and following their footsteps was only natural.
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Artists like Jay-Z were interviewed for the film, confessing that without Combs' maniacal drive, he and other would-be moguls may have not had the imagination and confidence to attempt duplicating the Bad Boy model.
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Most successful technology moguls know better than to be as blunt as Graham, but deep down a lot of them believe that a small minority — like them — create a hugely disproportionate share of the world's wealth.
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That scale, so the opportunity of the internet for most media moguls is to get to understand their audience better than ever before, because there is now a whole ... That's what you were doing with CNET?
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If you have a hard time keeping up with the shifting names of rappers and music moguls these days (there have been a lot of changes over the years!), don't worry about Diddy's announcement this past weekend.
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But the disproportionate benefits accrued from these matches by promoters and sports moguls, while the boxers receive all the punishment, call to mind the economic structures of war — who does the fighting and who skims the profits.
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I wanted to chat with people from all walks of life—from movie moguls and Senate candidates to out-of-work coal miners and stay-at-home moms—about their lives and politics in election-year America.
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"The Republican establishment is incredulous that he's their most likely nominee," Obama told attendees at the black-tie event, which brought together journalists and media moguls with Hollywood stars and power brokers from Capitol Hill and beyond.
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PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - Skiing against Mikael Kingsbury has proved a fruitless "cat and mouse game" for his rivals in recent years but the Canadian moguls sensation will be "beatable" at the Winter Olympics, according to Australia's Matt Graham.
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Other celebs in attendance included West's sister Kendall Jenner, Oprah Winfrey, "Black-ish" star Tracee Ellis Ross, Oscar winner Lupita Nyong'o, singer Ciara, model-actress Gigi Hadid and actresses-turned-fashion moguls Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen.
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The nine-bed, 10-bath home was formerly a part of another prominent Georgetown property, the Evermay Estate, the Journal noted, which was sold to biotech moguls Sachiko Kuno and Ryuji Ueno for $22 million in 2011.
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No damaging article about Oaktree was published, but the episode provides a glimpse into the combative business style of a relatively unknown technology entrepreneur who has become one of the country's most significant and unpredictable media moguls.
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Museums, though, are finding that they have to refine their strategies as the current generation of major collectors gives way to the new era of deep-pocketed collectors like bankers, hedge fund chieftains and high-tech moguls.
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The Kardashian-Jenner spawn and budding retail moguls disclosed their latest project Wednesday, informing the world via social media that they're expanding their heavily evolved clothing empire beyond ready-to-wear and accessories to include bathing suits.
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His vanity books tell of the Tudor revivals and Spanish colonials that played host to Golden Age movie stars and moguls, house histories written for a limited readership of the famous and wealthy who currently own them.
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Desperate to prove that her son wasn't the monster the Monterey moguls insist he was, Mary Louise corners Jane outside of work and, as politely as one can, asks her to submit Ziggy to a paternity test.
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The two men are typical of Russian moguls who have benefited from state-owned assets and are expected to remain loyal to the Putin government, said Amos J. Hochstein, a top energy diplomat under the Obama administration.
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Another difference: Some tech moguls are taking a hands-on role in nearly every step of the education supply chain by financing campaigns to alter policy, building learning apps to advance their aims and subsidizing teacher training.
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" If you do the same search today, Pham added, "we are the number one search result helping to redefine that word for the next generation of girls and women to know that they can be moguls, too.
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Even when former Vice President Joe Biden portrayed Warren as an out-of-touch elitist — while he was attending a fundraiser with real estate moguls, offering the corruption-focused Warren a freebie rebuttal — the campaign kept quiet.
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Zack O&aposMalley Greenburg, author of 3 Kings: Diddy, Dr. Dre, Jay-Z, and Hip-Hop&aposs Multibillion-Dollar Rise discusses how hip-hop moguls Jay-Z and Diddy leveraged their fame to create million-dollar brands.
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Aides to Mr. Schultz are trying to schedule a meeting between him and Michael R. Bloomberg, the former New York mayor who pioneered an earlier, more costly and tightly controlled model for moguls to jump into politics.
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Needless to say, it's an old law that was written when mobile phones were the size of a Scottish terrier, and the only people who had them were drug lords, Japanese real estate moguls and Ivan Boesky.
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By waiting, however, the league gave the impression that it did not grasp the gravity of the charges at a time when media titans, Hollywood moguls and politicians are resigning or being fired for alleged inappropriate behavior.
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If Bob Iger is doing something, it's more likely that the other moguls will follow suit in terms of what he's doing rather than have a differing opinion, just because there is too much risk around it.
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" He continued, telling early critics that other sports, like snowboarding, moguls, and speedskating, "have quantifiable metrics that determine a winner" while "figure skating is too subjective to have such things, so it's an art form, not a sport.
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To the Editor: It seems clear that Donald Trump is unwilling to reveal his tax returns because he has probably paid little or no taxes, or has even claimed a loss, not so uncommon for real estate moguls.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's big media players have won long-sought reforms that will allow them to boost market share by facilitating consolidation, although doubts remain on whether the changes can stem the declines at the moguls' ageing empires.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The purported personal details of numerous Chinese business moguls and politically-connected elite have been posted to an anonymous Twitter account, an embarrassing leak for authorities that has raised concerns about the security of official records.
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The tech moguls of today are, in fact, quite like the Robber Barons in their immense wealth, monopoly power, and mythological status—not to mention the unlimited support they've had from government at all levels until very recently.
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Mr. Chernin, who stepped down as Rupert Murdoch's longtime top lieutenant in 2009 to start his own entertainment company, the Chernin Group, was one of the first Hollywood moguls to publicly criticize Georgia's so-called fetal heartbeat legislation.
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Of course, there is something of an irony in a new populist political platform backed by wealthy tech and media moguls who despise big-money politics yet historically have donated regularly and generously to Democratic candidates and causes.
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But she adored them from the time she was 4 years old, and began flipping through the magazines at Russeks, the Detroit department store patronized by the great auto moguls' wives, where her father ran the fur salon.
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The underlying fear—from the perspective of the white politicians and news moguls and businessmen who backed their efforts—was that a government run in part by black citizens would be a government wealthy whites could not control.
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