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About 130 family office decision-makers and affluent second-generation members from across the world attended a dinner held by the Hong Kong government on Monday evening, including billionaire Pop Mart founder, chairman and CEO Wang Ning. The dinner set…

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Believe it or not, the richest Oscar winners aren’t A-list actors at all but directors, producers and even tech moguls. It surprised me that the top name on the list is Steven Rales – a businessman who co-founded Danaher – with about $7.8 billion.

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