Billionaires Still Saying the Darndest Things
"Somebody's got to live this life."
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All indications point to the lowest levels of compensation since 2008.
The library "will focus on information, not printed books."
The "new normal," it turns out, is pretty much the same as the old normal.
Combined, just three of 'em spent that out of their own pockets.
Life is nasty, brutish, and short — unless you are wealthy.
"To be rich now means to live with anxiety."
The 'Times' figures about wealthy people who default on their home loans are a little misleading.
Four Seasons staff scrambles to find toilet paper worthy of touching wealthy behind.
Because decorating with seashells is not enough.
Not rich-rich people. Just compared-to-the-rest-of-the country-rich.
The residents of some luxury apartment buildings were the worst at mailing back the Census.
Vice-president took in about $333,000.
That is not the kind of money "real America" makes.
Yachts, jewelry, and planes are pretty much flying off the shelves.
Luxury retailers close up shop, residents forced to wear plaid.
But who will buy the first big necklace?
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