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Fly Musk to the moon. Let him play among the stars.

elontesla@yahoo.com, really? As if the real-life Iron Man would use a lame email address like that. Or would he?

Making the right moves every day doesn't guarantee you will make that first billion but skipping any of them makes it pretty much impossible.

The billionaire Shark Tank star dishes on selling out for a good cause, what jolts him with a 'rush of excitement' and how to detect a BS artist.

Now I get why the founder of SpaceX and Tesla is such a big deal.

Calm down, folks. He was joking.

Hard work, persistence and scrimping win the day, so say these millionaire and billionaire Sharks.

Two of the world's richest businessmen are ringing in their silver anniversary today. Their friendship wasn't always 'Oreos for breakfast' and heart-to-heart calls. The mogul mates got off to an 'awkward start.'

If you think it's because the billionaire venture capitalist has a little hillbilly in him, you're wrong.

They may be worth a lot, but these high net worth individuals still got caught in the lens of a smartphone.

The billionaire entrepreneur and Shark Tank star minimizes these two things to tackle more tasks in less time.

The Shark Tank guest star and former Google exec shares his top tip for how to amass cash.

Everything you need to know about what happened this week.

Brazil's biggest city on Monday became the first in the world where Uber offers on-demand chopper rides between airports, hotels and convention centers.

They may be highly respected professionals, but here they let their fun sides shine.

Only the billionaire futurist and Uncle Sam know what went down, but that doesn't mean we can't have fun guessing.

Everything you know is probably a simulation. And that's ok.

The billionaire Microsoft co-founder says these cerebral reads kept him awake at night, but 'in a good way.'

Because of his youth, Facebook's founder, who was born on May 14, 1984, actually made more money per day of living than anybody else on the planet.

Of the 400 wealthiest people in America, 27 have only a high school degree and 36 dropped out of college.

The collective value of these 44 startups is $168 billion, according to a new report.