Ronald Perelman, News, Pictures, Buzz

Scientific Games Corp (NASDAQ:SGMS) Given Consensus Rating of "Buy" by Analysts  MarketBeat

Five Penn faculty elected to the National Academy of Medicine  Penn Today

Why Are Stockholders Of A Nevada Corporation Invoking The DGCL?  JD Supra

Kenny Schachter Is Back, Baby! And He’s So OVR It. (But Has Plenty to Say About the Ron Perelman Selloff)  artnet News

Meet The Billionaire Couple Who’s Donated To Trump And Biden  Forbes

Recombinant Urbanization: Land Transformations Along Urban Corridors in India  UPENN Almanac

Ron Perelman Is Shopping Two NYC Townhouses for $75 Million  Bloomberg

Revlon Owner Ronald Perelman Sells Gerhard Richter's Painting for HK$214m, New Record for the Most Expensive Western Art Sold in Asia | Auctions News  TheValue.com

State of the art world: How Covid-19 turned the global art market upside down  Evening Standard

Billionaire Ronald Perelman Is Selling Off His Assets, Claims He Wants To Live A Simpler Life  Celebrity Net Worth

At least 35 Palm Beach billionaires on Forbes 400  Palm Beach Daily News

Perelman’s Coupon Company RetailMeNot to Sell for $420 Million  Bloomberg

The Ronald O. Perelman Garage Sale: Why is the Revlon Billionaire Unloading Assets?  TownandCountrymag.com

Cops rescue raccoon at World Trade Center theater  New York Daily News

Ronald Perelman to sell Rothko and De Kooning art works at Christie’s Auction  Hindustan Times

And Now Ellen DeGeneres Is Selling $10 Million Worth of Her Art Collection  Vanity Fair

Art Industry News: Billionaire Ronald Perelman Has Already Sold Off More Than $100 Million in Art in Pursuit of a ‘Simpler Life’ + Other Stories  artnet News

Once hailed as 'America's richest man,' he's now raising cash by selling his jet, 257-foot yacht and loads of art  MarketWatch

Amazon, Boeing, Kroger And More  Report Door

Goldman Sachs Made $100 Million Off Tesla Trades This Year  Report Door

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I was watching the history channel and pretty much all I hears was that through out all of history there has always been someone trying to kill all Jews why is that ?

Like how Spider-Man and Fantastic 4 are in Sony and how Wolverine is part of Fox and how Hulk, Iron Man, Thor, and Captain America are in Disney. Why can't they all be in one movie studio like how DC heroes are with Warner Bros only

Romney's biggest donors are listed below - but these numbers do not include Rove's 300 million dollar superpac (a few billionaire donors) or the koch brother's front groups which were supposed to raise 400 million. Also note, that Sheldon Adelson gave 20 million, but that amount is 1/1000th of his fortune. David Koch $31 B diversified $5,000 $4,200 Charles Koch $31 B diversified $30,800 Jim Walton $26.8 B Wal-Mart $5,000 $200,000 Alice Walton $26.3 B Wal-Mart $2,500 $200,000 Sheldon Adelson $20.5 B casinos $5,000 $30,800 $20,000,000 Jacqueline Mars $17 B candy $5,000 $23,500 Steve Ballmer $15.9 B Microsoft $15,000 Carl Icahn $14.8 B leveraged buyouts $2,500 Phil Knight $13.1 B Nike $5,000 $30,800 Donald Bren $13 B real estate $5,000 $30,800 Len Blavatnik $12.5 B diversified $2,500 Ronald Perelman $12 B leveraged buyouts $3,000 Abigail Johnson $11.8 B money management $5,000 $30,800 John Paulson $11 B hedge funds $5,000 $30,800 $1,000,000 Jack Taylor $11 B Enterprise Rent-A-Car $5,000 $10,000 Harold Hamm $9.7 B oil & gas $2,500 $30,800 $985,000 Richard Kinder $9.4 B pipelines $5,000 $6,700 Andrew Beal $8.4 B banks, real estate $200,000 Philip Anschutz $7.6 B investments $30,800 James Goodnight $7.3 B software $5,000 $30,800 Harold Simmons $7.1 B investments $2,500 $1,200,000 Ira Rennert $6.5 B investments $5,000 $20,000 $1,000,000 John Malone $5.6 B cable television $5,000 $30,800 David Tepper $5.5 B hedge funds $5,000 $30,800 $375,000 Jeffrey Hildebrand $5.5 B oil $2,500 $200,000 Jim Kennedy $5.4 B media $5,000 $30,800 Stephen Schwarzman $5.2 B private equity $5,000 $30,800 Dennis Washington $5.2 B construction, mining $5,000 $50,000 Ray Lee Hunt $5.2 B oil, real estate $5,000 $30,800 Richard LeFrak $5.2 B real estate $5,000 $25,000 Richard DeVos $5.1 B Amway $5,000 $30,800 Robert Rowling $4.9 B investments $5,000 $24,200 $100,000 Hank Meijer $4.9 B supermarkets $5,000 $28,300 Charles Johnson $4.7 B Money Management $5,000 $30,800 $50,000 Scott Duncan $4.7 B pipelines $2,250 Rupert Johnson Jr. $4.6 B money management $5,000 $20,000 Thomas Peterffy $4.6 B discount brokerage $5,000 $30,800 Trevor Rees-Jones $4.5 B oil & Gas $5,000 $30,800 $100,000 Stephen Ross $4.4 B real estate $5,000 $20,800 $100,000 Leslie Wexner $4.4 B retail $5,000 $250,000 Bruce Kovner $4.3 B hedge funds $5,000 $23,300 $1,000,000 Leonard Stern $4.2 B real estate $2,500 S. Truett Cathy $4.2 B Chick-fil-A $2,500 Henry Kravis $4 B leveraged buyouts $5,000 $30,800 $200,000 Thomas Frist Jr. $4 B health care $2,500 Barbara Gage $4 B hotels, restaurants $500 William Koch $4 B oil, investments $4,000,000 Sam Zell $3.8 B real estate, private equity $2,500 $9,800 $180,000 Charles Schwab $3.7 B discount brokerage $5,000 $30,800 $125,000 George Roberts $3.7 B leveraged buyouts $5,000 $30,800 Edward Roski Jr. $3.7 B real estate $3,700 $30,800 Leon Black $3.5 B private equity $5,000 $30,800 Tom Love $3.5 B retail & gas stations $5,000 $7,500 Judy Love $3.5 B retail & gas stations $5,000 $7,500 Edward Lampert $3.2 B hedge funds $2,500 Ken Griffin $3.1 B hedge funds $5,000 $30,800 $1,550,000 Donald Trump $3.1 B Television, Real Estate $5,000 $30,800 Whitney MacMillan $3 B Cargill Inc. $3,000 Charles Dolan $3 B cable television $5,000 $20,800 John Catsimatidis $3 B oil, real estate, supermarkets $5,000 $30,800 Terrence Pegula $3 B natural gas $5,000 $30,800 Jerry Speyer $3 B real estate $5,000 $30,800 Archie Emmerson $3 B timberland, lumber mills $5,000 $30,000 Riley Bechtel $2.9 B engineering, construction $5,000 $7,500 Stephen Bechtel Jr. $2.9 B engineering, construction $5,000 $30,000 Diane Hendricks $2.9 B roofing $5,000 $30,800 Doris Fisher $2.9 B Gap $2,500 Warren Stephens $2.7 B investment banking $2,500 $25,500 $500,000 Stanley Druckenmiller $2.7 B hedge funds $5,000 Bernard Marcus $2.7 B Home Depot $5,000 $30,800 $20,000 Helen Johnson-Leipold $2.7 B SC Johnson & Sons $2,500 Michael Ilitch $2.7 B pizza $5,000 $30,800 Marian Ilitch $2.7 B pizza $5,000 $30,800 Jeremy Jacobs Sr. $2.7 B sports concessions $5,000 $30,800 Jerry Jones $2.7 B Dallas Cowboys $2,500 Julian Robertson Jr. $2.6 B hedge funds $5,000 $30,800 $2,250,000 Herbert Kohler Jr. $2.6 B plumbing fixtures $5,000 $30,800 David Sun $2.6 B computer hardware $2,500 Phillip Ruffin $2.5 B casinos, real estate $5,000 $30,800 Anthony Pritzker $2.5 B hotels, investments $5,000 $30,800 Shahid Khan $2.5 B auto parts $5,000 $30,800 Randal Kirk $2.4 B pharmaceuticals $5,000 $25,600 Phillip Frost $2.4 B pharmaceuticals $5,000 $30,800 H. Wayne Huizenga $2.4 B investments $2,500 $30,800

It's their little pet name for themselves. The Mafia runs the world. Well, I know a few things about Italia... Rome... the Vatican... and no, I didn't get it from YouTube, but rather a family member who used to be employed by the Italian government...