Dubai is home to some of the wealthiest people in the world. And they are not afraid to flaunt their money. The city is famous for its expensive cars, opulent hotels, and luxury shopping. Take it from Dubai’s richest kid, Rashed Belhasa, who collected a staggering fortune of supercars and luxury sneakers all before turning 20. 

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The lockdowns prompted by COVID-19 caused many people to get crafty and find ways to keep up their beauty regimens at home. With nail salons closed indefinitely, amateurs looked to social media for tutorials. Nail educator and influencer April Ryan saw this as an opportunity to grow her brand and business, Red Iguana, amidst a rising interest in the nail industry.

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One of China's richest people and top dog businessman, Jack Ma, has a classic rags-to-riches story. He grew up with little money, failed his college entrance exams twice, and was rejected by many jobs, even KFC, before finding luck in an English teacher position. All of his misfortunes further drove his ambitions as he would go on to co-found the closest thing Amazon has to a rival, Alibaba, the prestige e-commerce and virtual payment company that transformed the way China spends their money and shops.

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“This is what happens when you take a nineteen-year-old boy and put him in prison,” is how the Comedian Ali Sidiiq introduces his story on an episode of the Comedy Central show titled “This Is Not Happening.” In a series of tragic and life-changing events, the Houston, Texas native went from reenacting episodes of the popular sitcom Martin for his cellmates to performing on stage in front of audiences worldwide.

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