Shalom Meckenzie made a $1.4 billion fortune after merging his software company with DraftKings. He now believes his new fitness company, Amp, could be even bigger—just don’t remind him about Peloton. Or Mirror. Or…
New York-based Jones just raised $10 million to expand its nicotine lozenge company in the stodgy, $3 billion smoking cessation market.
Christian Angermayer is seemingly behind every flashy investment of the last decade. With boundless bravado and a roster of famous friends—including Peter Thiel, Uma Thurman, and the president of Rwanda—he’s getting ready to launch an Olympiad for athletes on steroids.
Roger Williamson claims to be the illegitimate son of the late Las Vegas casino mogul Sheldon Adelson and another billionaire’s bookkeeper. But the only thing about his life that’s rich are the lies it’s built upon.
The deal will help the hip-hop mogul foster more Black and Brown entrepreneurs in the industry.
What will be Soo Kim’s next big gamble? Television.