Bill Benter achieved the impossible:
He “cracked the code” at the race track — and made close to $1 billion.
For real.
Today, I’ll tell you how he did it…
Then I’ll show you how to crack a different code — a code that might be just as profitable.
Tags: Race track Startups
The world’s wealthiest citizens are spending a fortune on apocalyptic shelters, complete with fiery moats and water cannons. Do they know something we don’t? »
Stuck in an endless series of useless meetings? If a certain startup has its way, you…
Next Wednesday, February 28th, the Rangers take on the Dodgers...
And you have a chance to throw the first pitch.
This is for real.
For details — and to learn how to potentially make a 270% return from this setup — read on.
Tags: Sports
When a 19th-century cabinet went up for auction in England, staffers discovered a 285-year-old lemon in the back of a drawer. The cabinet ended up selling for forty bucks. Curious how much the lemon went for? Much, much more…
The Brazilian soccer star Pelé recently passed away.
Born into barefoot poverty, he grew to become one of the greatest athletes in modern history. He won the World Cup a record three times, and is known as soccer’s first superstar.
When he died, he left a fortune worth an estimated…
A stealthy startup just closed an eight-figure funding round, despite revealing little more than a plan that involves landing on the moon. Should we be intrigued, or worried? »
Fast-food used to be…
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In 1840, Singer Sewing Machines came up with a groundbreaking marketing strategy:
It started offering its sewing machines for a "dollar down, dollar a week."
The results were dramatic. Sales soared, as did consumer satisfaction. Other industries, from furniture to farm equipment, soon jumped on the bandwagon.
This was the…
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Thanks to sonar imaging, a group of explorers just found the most famous plane in history. Can you guess whose plane it is? Get the scoop »
Chances are, you’re not a billionaire or a…
Emmanuel Perrotin runs a fancy art gallery in Paris.
Expensive art isn’t exactly a mass-market product. So to increase his revenues, he also sells things like prints and books.
Still, I was surprised to learn that someone had offered to buy his business. And it’s not just anyone. It’s a…
Tags: Art Masterworks
Nearly 50% of Americans say they hate tech billionaires. They shouldn’t. Here’s why »
As kids, we were promised jetpacks and flying cars. Are we there yet? The answer might surprise you »
