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Despite his $200 million success, Matthew McConaughey spent a weekend in the desert reading 20 years of bad reviews—he says some of them had ‘a point’

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Despite his $200 million success, Matthew McConaughey spent a weekend in the desert reading 20 years of bad reviews—he says some of them had ‘a point’

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MacKenzie Scott alone accounted for one-third of America's $19.2 billion in megagifts last year

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Meet billionaire Clara Wu Tsai, who built the Liberty into a $600 million team and now plans to fund guaranteed income for new moms

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He sold his PR firm to Havas and retired. Then he opened a speakeasy for car lovers

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