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10/08/2026

Simon Edelsten has spent his career trying to find what shares are really worth — will it protect him from losses in the next crisis? https://ft.trib.al/OzTSWmo

08/08/2026

19/07/2026

Rich gets attention. Wealth buys freedom.
Most people chase a bigger paycheck. The financially free chase ownership.
A luxury car can impress the neighborhood. A portfolio can change your family's future.
Recent Federal Reserve data shows that only 55% of U.S. adults say they have enough emergency savings to cover three months of expenses, and 37% couldn't cover a $400 emergency using cash or its equivalent. That's the difference between earning money and building financial security.

The goal isn't to look rich. The goal is to become so financially secure that missing a paycheck doesn't change your life.
💬 Question: Would you rather earn $300,000 a year with no assets… or $100,000 a year with investments paying your bills?

19/07/2026

Most millionaires collect luxury cars, yachts, or expensive watches. One 25-year-old football star spent over $130,000 on a 430-year-old book, and then gave it away.

That’s exactly what Erling Haaland did.

The Manchester City and Norway striker recently bought the only known surviving copy of a 1594 edition of Snorri Sturluson’s Sagas of the Kings at an auction in Norway.

The price?

Around 1.3 million Norwegian krone, or roughly $134,000, the highest amount ever paid for a Norwegian book.

This wasn’t just another rare collectible.

The book is considered one of Norway’s greatest historical treasures. Originally written in the 13th century by Icelandic historian and poet Snorri Sturluson, it tells the story of Norway’s medieval kings, its Viking heritage, and the country’s journey to Christianity.

Since Norway didn’t have a printing press in 1594, the book was printed in Copenhagen. Today, this is the only surviving copy, making it priceless from a historical perspective.

But what happened next is what makes this story truly remarkable.

Haaland didn’t buy the book to keep it locked away in a private collection.

He donated it to the public library in Bryne, the small town where he grew up and first dreamed of becoming a professional footballer.

His only request was beautifully simple.

He wanted the book to remain open, so anyone who walked into the library could stop, read it, and connect with the history of the place they call home.

He explained that he wanted people to learn about those who came before them and understand the roots of their community.

Perhaps the most surprising part of the story is what he admitted afterward.

He said he has never been much of a reader.

Yet he still believes books have the power to help people dream bigger, discover new possibilities, and find their own path in life.

That says something important.

19/07/2026

Forbes' 2026 America's Richest Immigrants ranking features a record 144 immigrant billionaires worth a collective $2.2 trillion.

These foreign-born billionaires hail from 45 countries and territories, up from 42 in 2025.For the second straight year, India is the birthplace of the most immigrant billionaires, with a record 19. That’s up from 12 a year ago thanks to new entrants.

Read more about the billionaires on this year's list and see the full ranking: https://www.forbes.com/lists/americas-richest-immigrants/?utm_source=ForbesMainFacebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ForbesMainFB

19/07/2026

SpaceX’s shares slipped below their initial listing price of $135 for the first time, down 40% from an intraday high of $225 in mid-June in the days after Elon Musk’s conglomerate raised $86bn at a valuation of almost $2tn. https://ft.trib.al/cMYvWzw

18/07/2026

The remarkable breakdown in Space Exploration stock SpaceX since it hit a high is costing Elon Musk a breathtaking fortune.

18/07/2026

Gilbert Espitalier-Noël, Group CEO d'ER Group, revient sur sa vision du leadership dans une interview accordée au Défi Plus, pour la rubrique CEO of the Week. 

19/02/2026

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