NOBODY ELSE'S MONEY Book 2
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Britain and the United States, 1942 to 2025. James Dyson, Thomas Peterffy and Michael Bloomberg each built a company worth billions and each ended up owning nearly all of it. None of them started that way. Dyson gave away forty-nine percent to the man who backed him and lost an earlier company to a board that could outvote him. Bloomberg sold thirty percent to Merrill Lynch in the first years and spent twenty-two years buying it back. Peterffy took no equity at all and then sold a tenth of his firm on a Dutch auction. What the three refusals cost, what they bought, and why the phrase never sold a share needs an asterisk in every case. Covers James Dyson, Thomas Peterffy, Michael Bloomberg, Dyson, Bloomberg L.P., and Interactive Brokers Group.
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Books in this series
- NOBODY ELSE'S MONEY Book 1
4 parts · 17 h 44 min
- NOBODY ELSE'S MONEY Book 2
4 parts · 15 h 14 min
- NOBODY ELSE'S MONEY Book 3
4 parts · 17 h 0 min
- NOBODY ELSE'S MONEY Book 4
4 parts · 16 h 10 min
- NOBODY ELSE'S MONEY Book 5
4 parts · 16 h 32 min
- NOBODY ELSE'S MONEY Book 6
4 parts · 16 h 25 min