Tiger Woods was the man for a long time.  Under the guidance of his father, he dominated golf, and somehow made it… well… cool.  Not that it isn't inherently cool, but cool is just a word that you would not usually use to describe golf.  Somehow, when Tiger was playing, the sport actually became, pretty darn cool.  He began playing when he was 2, and by the time he was seven, he was regularly appearing on television programs and specials showcasing his preternatural golf skills.  He continued playing throughout high school and college, and by the time he turned pro in 1996, everyone knew that he was going to quickly become the professional golfer to beat.  He pretty much won everything for the next ten years, including 10 PGA Player of the Year Awards.  He was the World #1 a record 264 consecutive weeks from 1999 to 2004, and then another 281 weeks from 2005 to 2010.  However, his personal life took a major nose dive.  After the death of his father in 2006, it was as if someone had let a feral cat out of a bag.  He managed to destroy his marriage and family, lose a massive number of endorsement deals, and generally fall apart for the next few years.  Though his golf game was still on par, pardon the pun, his reputation took a beating, and has never quite recovered.  Of late, he seems to have gotten back on track somewhat, but only time will tell.  When he is not golfing, Mr. Woods drives around town in a Mercedes-Benz S65.

The Mercedes-Benz S65 is part of the famed S-class series that was developed in the 70s.  The quintessential luxury sedan, and the series of cars most often associated with Mercedes-Benz, the S-class vehicles have been the top-selling luxury sedan for years.  The S65 was introduced this year, and runs on a handcrafted 6.0 liter biturbo V12 engine.  The car has 5-speed automatic transmission, AMG-calibrated active body control, bi-xenon headlamps, LED taillamps, 20-inch AMG twin 5-spoke wheels, rearview camera, SmartKey technology, rain-sensing windshield wipers, and a Bluetooth enabled and voice activated entertainment system.  The car is luxury in every way, and the price speaks to that.  At base, it costs $212,000, but the price tag appears to be worth it.

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One year ago today, TV and radio legend Dick Clark passed away at the age of 82. The perpetually youthful Clark dominated television and radio airwaves for nearly 60 years. But Clark was much more than just a media talking head. He was a radio DJ, a television producer, restaurant mogul, entrepreneur and much more. This entrepreneurial spirit made Dick Clark a millionaire before he was 30 and gave him a net worth of $200 million at the time of his death. And while a $200 million net worth is certainly impressive, it pales in comparison to what Ryan Seacrest should be able to accomplish in his lifetime if he continues to follow in Clark's footsteps. Let's put it this way: If Ryan Seacrest lives to the age of 82, and follows four simple lessons from Dick Clark's life, he will most likely die a billionaire! Keep reading to find out what those four lessons are, maybe you can follow them to riches yourself!

Lesson #1: You Must Own What You Do
Today Ryan Seacrest earns over $60 million a year and has a net worth of $125 milion. Of that $60 million, "only" $15 million comes from hosting American Idol. As Dick Clark learned, the real money isn't in merely being a DJ or TV host. In order to make the big Hollywood dollars you need to OWN the radio or television program. Dick Clark didn't own American Bandstand. But he did own Dick Clark Productions which since being founded in 1957 produced hundreds of television shows including The Golden Globes, The Country Music Awards and TV's Bloopers & Practical Jokes. In 2007, Dick Clark Productions was sold to Redskins owner Dan Snyder for $175 million. Ryan Seacrest took this lesson to heart when he formed Ryan Seacrest Productions (RSP). The other $45 million he makes each year comes from Ryan Seacrest Productions. Through RSP, Ryan is the creator and Executive Producer of all the Kardashian reality shows as well as Bravo's new hit Shahs of Sunset.

Lesson #2: Stay Young Looking and Keep Clean
Without a doubt, much of Dick Clark's success can be attributed to his eternally youthful appearance and this quality will be important to Ryan Seacrest's career as well. But perhaps more important than physical appearance is maintaining controversy free life. Dick Clark was married three times but his final marriage lasted over 35 years and he was never in the news for any scandals or arrests. This squeaky clean persona is important if you want to stay in America's good graces and so far Ryan has walked that line well.

Lesson #3: Have Lots of Jobs!
As we mentioned earlier, Dick Clark wasnt just a television host. He was a DJ, a producer, restauranteur, talent manager, record executive… If you want to make a fortune, it helps to have a bunch of jobs and Ryan Seacrest is following this lesson well. Seacrest is often considered the hardest working person in show business. He hosts a daily radio show that is nationally syndicated, he hosts all of E!'s red carpet events, he has hosted awards shows, he executive produces many televisions shows and of course he is the host of American Idol. I would love to know how many 1099′s Ryan gives his accountant each year!

Lesson #4: NEVER STOP!
Perhaps the most important lesson we can all learn from Dick Clark is NEVER STOP DOING WHAT YOU LOVE! Clark worked in the entertainment industry for over 60 years and built an empire that will be around for decades to come. Even into his 80s, Dick was running his business and appearing at New Years Rockin Eve. Ryan Seacrest is 37 today and worth $125 million. If he continues at this pace for 45 more years (until his 82nd birthday) in theory he will earn an additional $2.7 billion! After taxes, fees, managers, lawyers, agents, living expenses etc… Ryan Seacrest should comfortably die a BILLIONAIRE!

So what do you think of Dick Clark's life lessons? Will you follow them to become a billionaire yourself? Let us know in the comments below!

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Sam Goi net worth: Sam Goi is a Singaporean entrepreneur and investor who has a net worth of $1.7 billion. Nicknamed Singapore's Popiah King, Sam Goi is the owner of Tee Yih Jia, the leading frozen foods manufacturer in Singapore. He is often cited as a role model for Singaporean entrepreneurs, thanks to his skills to transform a small business with an annual turnover of S$300,000 into a global company with revenues of hundreds of millions. His 1969-founded company has grown over the years and eventually turned into the world's leading maker of spring roll pastry that also manufactures a wide range of ready-to-eat Asian convenience foods like roti paratha, crepes, cocktail prawn rolls, glutinous rice balls and samosas. Apart from working on the growth of his privately-held company, Goi has expanded its portfolio with acquisitions, such as a share in dairy products firm Etika International Holdings. Furthermore, he has accumulated profits from China's economic bloom and rural migration to second and third tier cities, by diversifying into property. As of recent, his property arm GSH Corporation made a deal to develop a marine eco-city in Zhangzhou. Son of a Fujian farmer, Sam Goi has become one of the richest people in Singapore. Even though his professional beginnings were uncertain and hard (having dropped out of school to work in his father's grocery store) Sam started to make his way in business, after he took a stake in struggling food unit which he eventually bought over.

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Zhong Sheng Jian net worth: Zhong Sheng Jian is a Singaporean property tycoon who has a net worth of $1.7 billion. Zhong Sheng Jian is the chairman of Yanlord Land Group, an investment holding company that is involved in development of residential, commercial and other properties. Mainly committed to the Chinese market, his Singapore Stock Exchange-listed company has progressed in accordance with the fast economic growth of Chinese cities that are strategically important to the company. In addition to property development, Zhong has also invested heavily in various industries and cooperated with Hongta Group in the foundation of Hongta Renheng Paper, the largest high-grade cardboard producer in China. Furthermore, he is an active participant in China-Singapore business groups, as well as a member of the Tianjin People's Political Consultative Conference Standing Committee, a political consultation body in the eastern Chinese city. Thanks to his successful business ventures, Zhong has entered the closed circle of the richest people in Singapore; while his big heart earned him a place among Singapore's greatest philanthropists.

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Koh Wee Meng net worth: Koh Wee Meng is a Singaporean property tycoon who has a net worth of $1.4 billion. Koh Wee Meng broke off family's jewelry retailer Aspial in the 1990′s to make his fortune in real estate. He is the Founder, Executive Chairman and CEO of Singapore-listed Fragrance Group, a company that mostly buys and sells affordable residential properties and operates a budget hotel. It was in April 2012, when Koh spun off Fragrance's hotel arm into Global Premium Hotels, listing the budget hotel chain, while he is now expanding it into commercial real estate. In addition to his property business, Koh is an avid vintage car collector. As such, he made headlines back in 2008 for suing a Rolls-Royce dealer in Singapore for allegedly selling him a defective Phantom car.

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Johann Rupert net worth: Johann Rupert is one of South Africa's richest people who has a net worth of $6.6 billion. Johann Rupert is the eldest son of the late South African business tycoon Anton Rupert. Johann serves as Chairman of Richemont, Swiss -based luxury-goods company, as well as of Remgro, South Africa-based company. However, Rupert's wealth has grown an astonishing 30% recently, after he upgraded fortunes of his Swiss-based luxury goods outfit, Compagnie Financiere Richemont. From year to year his stock in Richemont has jumped more than 50%. In 2012, Rupert stepped down as company's CEO, being replaced by co-CEOs Richard Lepeu and Bernard Fornas. However, his fortune continued to swell thanks to his stakes Remgro and Reinet. This successful businessman is married with three children and spends most of his free time on the golf course, since he is an avid golf player.

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Christoffel Wiese net worth: Christoffel Wiese is a veteran business leader from South Africa who has a net worth of $3.5 billion. Christoffel Wiese is one of the richest people in South Africa. Christoeffel Wiese serves as Chairman and the largest single shareholder of Shoprite, Africa's biggest retailer, low-priced supermarket chain. He is also the Executive Chairman of Pepkor, a chain of discount clothes, shoes and textiles, where he holds a large stake. Furthermore, Wiese made a heavy investment in seven publicly traded companies, whose shares has become more valuable over the years. In 2009, he found himself in an inappropriate situation when $1.1 million in cash was detected in his luggage and confiscated at London City Airport. The considerably big amount of money that he said was "peanuts" to him was finally returned in July 2012. Favorably known as Christo, Wiese restored a farm estate in South Africa, after eventually turning it into both a five-star hotel and wine maker, Lanzerac Manor & Winery. In addition to this remarkable combination of offering bed and wine, Christo also owns wine producer Lourensford Estate as well as a private game reserve in the Kalahari.

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On May 4th 2012, Marvel Studios released the action packed, star studded summer blockbuster "The Avengers". The movie eventually went on to earn an astonishing $623 million domestically and $888 million at international box offices. That comes to a grand total of $1.511 BILLION dollars. $1.511 billion makes The Avengers the third highest grossing movie of all time behind Titanic and Avatar. The Avengers had the single highest grossing opening weekend of all time at $207 million. It's also the fastest movie in history to reach $500 million, hitting that mark in just 23 days. In addition to smashing dozens of records, The Avengers also made a lot of people rich. But one person in particular made a small fortune. Of course we are talking about Robert Downey, Jr

Robert Downey Jr – $50 Million

Back before The Avengers was released it was reported that RDJ could make as much as $30-$40 million off the film thanks to a very savvy and lucrative payment structure he negotiated years earlier when he signed up for Iron Man I and II. This contract allowed Downey Jr to make significantly more money than his fellow Avengers. RDJ's deal entitles him to a chunk of the profits whenever he appears onscreen as Tony Stark or his super-powered alter ego Iron Man in a Marvel movie. By contrast, his co-stars Chris Hemsworth, Chris Evans, Jeremy Renner and Mark Ruffalo each earned $2-3 million for their performances. Samuel L. Jackson and Scarlett Johansson each took home around $6 million.

After the movie became such a huge financial success, Downey Jr's speculated earnings was raised to $50 million. And now we have confirmation of this enormous payday straight from the horse's mouth. In the most recent edition of GQ magazine, RDJ was asked if he really took home $50 million from The Avengers. Here's how he responded:

GQ: Is that number [$50 million] about right?

RDJ: "Yeah." he says, smiling.

GQ: That's amazing.

RDJ: "Isn't that crazy? They're so pissed. I can't believe it. I'm what's known as 'a strategic cost.'"

These kinds of deals, in which stars get pieces of a film's back end, are pretty rare in Hollywood nowadays. They used to be much more common but are now only given out to truly major players who have a big audience draw like Downey Jr. Another good example is Johnny Depp who earned a total of $250 million for his involvement in the massively successful Pirates of the Caribbean franchise.

Another incredible deal is the contract Jack Nicholson negotiated for the original Batman movie. In order to agree to play that film's iconic villain, The Joker, Nicholson secured a deal in which he would receive a piece of the profits of not only that movie, but any future sequels to the film. Regardless of whether he appeared in them or not. Jack eventually took home more than $100 million without lifting a finger.

In about two weeks Iron Man 3 will be released. Assuming it performs as well as The Avengers and the previous Iron Man films, Robert Downey Jr. could be taking home another massive paycheck. We will monitor the box office results and keep you posted. In the mean time, do you think he's worth it?

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Patrice Motsepe net worth: Patrice Motsepe is a South African mining magnate who has a net worth of $2.9 billion. Patrice Motsepe founded and now chairs African Rainbow Minerals (ARM), a publicly traded mining conglomerate with interests in platinum, nickel, chrome, iron, manganese, coal, copper and gold. Even though his Johannesburg-based company has gone through hardships such as labor disputes, violence and subsequent production losses, Patrice Motsepe's fortune didn't stop to grow; all thanks to the shares he holds in Harmony Gold, via ARM. Apart from being a shareholder in the company, Patrice serves as CEO of a company called Harmony, which specializes in turning old digs into new digs. Among his other business responsibilities include being Deputy Chairman of Sanlam, South Africa's leading financial services groups, as well as the President of Business Unity South Africa (BUSA), which is the voice of organized business in South Africa. Born to liquor-selling father, Patrice decided to stay away from his father's shop, attending college and thus becoming a lawyer. Holding both a BA and LLB degree, Patrice was the first black partner at the Bowman Gilfillan law firm in Johannesburg, after which he eventually shifted to the mining industry. He bought low-producing gold mine shafts in 1994, and by using a lean management style, he turned the mines into a profitable business. Plus, he profited from South Africa's Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) laws, according to which companies need to be at least 26% black-owned in order to get a government mining license. Furthermore, he has been the President and Owner of the Mamelodi Sundowns Football Club ever since 2003. As of late, he joined The Giving Pledge and made an announcement that he would give half his wealth to charities. Apart from all roles listed above, Patrice Motsepe also acts those of a husband and father of three.

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Desmond Sacco net worth: Desmond Sacco is a South African billionaire who has a net worth of $1.5 billion. The son of Guido Sacco, who first got into mining in 1928 when he established Gloucester Manganese Mines, Desmond inherited and further developed his father's business. Having joined Assore Group in 1968, where he serves as Chairman, Desmond listed company's shares on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange more than three decades ago. He was appointed to the group's board in 1974 and acquired his positions as Chairman and Managing Director upon Guido's retirement in 1992. Ever since, he has actively acquired other mining interests, although violence and unrest ravaged South Africa's mining industry. As of January 2012, Assore Group's shares have almost doubled, while other outfits, like the one of billionaire Patrice Motsepe's African Rainbow Minerals, have struggled to keep turnover numbers above water. As a geologist, Sacco is also a fellow of the Institute of Directors and of the Geological Society of South Africa. Apart from being one of the richest and most influential South Africans, Desmond is married with two children.

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Stephen Saad net worth: Stephen Saad is a South African billionaire who has a net worth of $1 billion. Stephen Saad is the co-founder of Aspen Pharmacare, South Africa's leading publicly-traded drug manufacturer on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. At the start of 2012, Aspen's revenues took a hit along with the entrance of new generic drug manufacturers to the market. However, Aspen stakes have risen throughout 2012, making Saad a billionaire as his company established relationships with global pharmacy innovators that often see generic companies as rivals. Now GlaxoSmithKline, the world's fourth-largest pharmaceutical company, is Aspen's largest shareholder. Stephen entered the world of billionaires at age 29 after he gave his share in the drug business Covan Zurich for $3 million. In 2011 Aspen acquired the global rights to produce some of GSK's smaller brands. Even though he doesn't have too much free time on his hands, Saad often goes to Exeter, his private game reserve at Sabi Sands, which is adjacent to the largest national park in South Africa called Kruger National Park.

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Chung Mong-Koo net worth: Chung Mong-Koo is a South Korean businessman who has a net worth of $6.3 billion. Chung Mong-Koo is the second son of Hyundai conglomerate's late founder Chung Ju-Yung. Chung Mong-Koo is now the Chairman of Hyundai Motors, the fifth largest automaker in the world. Chung Monk Koo took over the Hyundai Motor business, when the conglomerate divided into several parts in 1999. While his brother, billionaire Chung Mong-Joon, owns a major stake in the nation's largest shipbuilder, Hyundai Heavy Industries. Under Chung's governance, the company has grown and earned an enviable reputation by shifting the automaker's emphasis from production to quality. Currently, Hyundai Motors consists of 42 subsidiaries and has sold more than 7 million cars over 2012. Considered as one of the most influential people in the country, Chung is married with four children.

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Jay Y. Lee net worth: Jay Y. Lee is a South Korean billionaire who has a net worth of $4.1 billion. Jay Y. Lee is the grandson of Samsung founder Lee Byung-chull, as well as the oldest child of current chairman Lee Kun-hee. Jay Y. Lee currently serves as Samsung's Vice Chairman. He got closer to the key leadership position at the world's largest maker of memory chips, mobile phones and TVs in 2012. Lee who has been the President of Samsung Electronics since 2009, gets the credit for exponential growth in Samsung's smartphone and TV business. He has been dedicated to building Samsung's relationships with suppliers and other companies it does business with, while his reclusive father focused his attention to mapping out big picture strategy for the group. As a result, Samsung's Galaxy S III surpassed iPhone 4S as the world's most popular smartphone in 2012. But contrary to company's progress, Lee family is in the middle of lawsuits filed by some family members who are claiming bigger inheritance from the estate of the Samsung founder. Even though he is known for avoiding media exposure and keeping a low profile, Lee attended Steve Jobs' memorial service in 2011.

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Chung Eui-Sun net worth: Chung Eui-Sun is a South Korean businessman who has a net worth of $3.1 billion. Chung Eui-Sun is the only son of Hyundai Motors chairman Chung Mong-Koo. Chung Eui-Sun serves as the Vice President of the company. Having earned a master's degree in business administration at the University of San Francisco, Chung worked at Japanese trading house Itochu's New York office prior to Hyundai. He joined Hyundai Motors in 1994, while in 2005 he moved up the ranks, becoming the President of Kia Motors, which is also managed by the Chung family. Chung Eui-Sun earns the credit for the successful launch of small family car Kia Cee'd in Europe, along with the Soul and the Forte. He acquired his current Vice President position in 2009. The majority part of his wealth comes from Hyundai Glovis, the conglomerate's rapidly-expanding logistics arm, where he is the largest individual shareholder. In addition to the above, Chung Eui-Sun is the president of the Asian Archery Federation (AAF), which is the continental governing body of the sport of archery in Asia.

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Suh Kyung-Bae net worth: Suh Kyung-Bae is a South Korean businessman who has a net worth of $2.2 billion. Suh Kyung-Bae is the Chairman of Amore Pacific, South Korea's leading chemical and cosmetics company. Headquartered in Yongsan-gu Seoul, South Korea, the company was established by Suh's father in 1945 and ever since it has expanded the business in China, Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia and the Philippines. Among the most notable Amore Pacific's brands are Laneige, a cosmetic line that is endorsed by top Korean actress Song Hye Kyo, and Sulwhaso, a product that incorporates ginseng and other Asian herbs. Thanks to his dedicated work, Suh was presented with Ernst & Young award for Korea's best CEO in 2010. In addition to its business ventures, Amore Pacific launched a breast cancer foundation and has offered full support nation's Pink Ribbon Love Marathon over the last decade to help breast cancer victims.

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Chey Tae-Won net worth: Chey Tae-Won is a South Korean businessman who has a net worth of $2 billion. Chey Tae-Won is the former chairman of SK Group, South Korea's third largest conglomerate and owner of the country's biggest mobile carrier and oil refiner. Chey Tae-Won was sentenced to four years in jail for embezzling company funds. Even though he has already filed an appeal to the decision, the chances are very slim for him to be relieved since this is not his first conviction. In 2003 he served seven months in prison for accounting fraud. He got back to SK after his release and got pardoned in 2008. While in December 2012, he stepped down as SK's chairman. Before ending up in prison, Chey has traveled to the World Economic Forum in Davos each year since 1998. As for his private life, he is married and has three children with the daughter of South Korea's former president, Roh Tae Woo.

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What are the most expensive domain names of all time? On a quiet weekend back in October of 2008, I logged onto Godaddy.com and purchased the domain name "celebnetworth.com" for $11.89. The idea came to me on a Sunday night while I was watching an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm. I remember googling "Larry David net worth" and being very frustrated that there weren't any sites that gave a quality answer to that question. So on a whim I fired up Godaddy and tried to purchase "celebritynetworth.com" but it wasn't available, so I settled on the abbreviated "celebnetworth.com". Little did I know at the time, but this simple five minute brainstorm would change my life in just a few short years.

Most Expensive Domain Names

The domain "celebnetworth.com" went unused in my Godaddy account for years because I was too busy working a full time to think about starting a side project in my free time. Eventually I did throw together a cheap design and began adding articles to celebnetworth at night and on weekends. After six months of following this routine I decided I couldn't move forward without owning the full un-abbreviated domain "celebritynetworth.com". One night after work, I contacted the owner and offered him $50. He replied within minutes and demanded $5000. I upped my offer to $200. He replied with $2500. After exchanging about 10 emails we finally settled on $1000, which was more than half of all the money I had in the world at the time. Fast forward a few years and that $1000 would become the best investment I've ever made in my life. Running CelebrityNetWorth.com eventually allowed me to quit my job and become my own boss which is a truly priceless feeling. And it all came from an $11 brainstorm during Curb Your Enthusiasm. Pretty…pretty…pretty…awesome! This is the hideously ugly first version of CelebNetWorth.com (click to enlarge):

CelebNetWorth Version 1.0

While $1000 for a domain was all the money in the world to me, it doesn't come anywhere close to fortunes some people have spent on domains in the past. As the internet has expanded, 99% of the most desirable domain names have been scooped up by big time investors and individuals around the world. There are even Wall Street hedge funds and private equity firms that have spent hundreds of millions of dollars to acquire vast portfolios of thousands of valuable domain names. The most valuable domain names are short, easy to spell/pronounce and somewhat related to commerce. Not surprisingly, some of the most expensive domain names of all time are also related to the porn industry. But what exactly are the largest domain name sales of all time? Below is a list of all the top known domain sales ever. There may be some private sales that the world will never find out about…

The Most Expensive Domain Names Of All Time:

• #1: Insure.com – $16 million in 2009 by online marketing firm Quin Street
• #2: Sex.com – $14 million in 2006 by Escom LLC. Escom eventually lost the domain to Clover Holdings in foreclosure. Clover paid $11.5 million
• #3: Hotels.com – $11 million
• #4: Fund.com – $9.999 in 2008 million
• #5: Porn.com – $9.5 million in 2007
• #6: Fb.com by Facebook for $8.5 million in November 2010
• #7: Business.com – $7.5 million in December 1999. Originally purchased by two brothers for $163,000 right before the dotcom bubble burst
• #8: Diamond.com – $7.5 million
• #9: Beer.com – $7 million
• #10: Israel.com – $5.88 million
• #11: Casino.com – $5.5 million
• #12: Slots.com – $5.5 million
• #13: AsSeenOnTV.com – $5.1 million in 2000
• #14: Toys.com – Bought at auction by Toys 'R' Us for $5.1 million in 2009
• #15: SEO.com – $5 million in 2007
• #16: Korea.com – $5 million
• #17: Clothes.com – $4.9 million
• #18: iCloud.com – Bought by Apple for $4.5 million in April 2011
• #19: GiftCard.com – Bought by CardLab for $4 million in October 2012
• #20: Freeport.com – $4 million
• #21: FreePorn.com – $4 million in 2008
• #22: Shop.com – $3.5 million
• #23: YP.com – $3.85 million
• #24: AltaVista.com – $3.3 million in August 1998
• #25: Software.com – $3.2 million
• #26: Wine.com – $3 million
• #27: Loans.com – $3 million
• #28: Vodka.com – $3 million in 2006
• #29: Candy.com – $3.0 million in June 2009
• #30: Shopping.de – $2.858 million
• #31: CreditCards.com – $2.75 million
• #32: Pizza.com – $2.605 million
• #33: Social.com – $2.6 million
• #34: Tom.com – $2.5 million
• #35: Gambling.com – $2.5 million in 2005
• #36: Investing.com – $2.45 million
• #37: Coupons.com – $2.2 million
• #38: Computer.com – $2.1 million
• #39: England.com – $2 million
• #40: Express.com – $2 million
• #41: Telephone.com – $2 million
• #42: Savings.com – $1.9 million
• #43: Mortgage.com – $1.8 million
• #44: Seniors.com – $1.8 million
• #45: Fly.com – $1.76 million
• #46: Dating.com – $1.75 million
• #47: Auction.com – $1.7 million
• #48: DataRecovery.com – $1.659 million
• #49: Branson.com – $1.6 million
• #50: Ticket.com – $1.525 million
• #51: MarketingToday.com – $1.5 million
• #52: Cameras.com – $1.5 million
• #53: Russia.com – $1.5 million
• #54: Tandberg.com – $1.5 million
• #55: PersonalLoans.com – $1 million
• #56: DomainName.com – $1 million
• #57: WallStreet.com – $1 million
• #58: Aktien.de ("stocks" in German) – $725 thousand
• #59: Vu.com – $700 thousand
• #60: RunningShoes.com – $700 thousand
• #61: Answer.com – $550 thousand
• #62: 11.com – $525 thousand
• #63: Puzzle.com – $500 thousand
• #64: GamesForGirls.com – $500 thousand
• #65: Gay.xxx – $500 thousand
• #66: FreeWebsite.com – $500 thousand
• #67: Websitehosting.co.uk – $500 thousand
• #68: Challenge.com – $500 thousand
• #69: Jackpot.com – $500 thousand
• #70: Meet.me – $450 thousand
• #71: AutoInsurance.org – $440 thousand
• #72: Look.com – $400 thousand
• #73: 33.com – $358 thousand
• #74: Datacenter.com – $352 thousand
• #75: Giftbasket.com – $350 thousand
• #76: VI.com – $325 thousand
• #77: BJ.com – $325 thousand
• #78: 60.com $300 thousand

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Manuel Jove net worth: Manuel Jove is a Spanish entrepreneur who has a net worth of $2.7 billion. A carpenter by trade, Manuel Jove started his own business in the late 1970s. With private capital, mostly from the Jove himself, Fadesa Inmobiliaria has become the largest independent real estate group in Spain. In 2004, Jove took the company public, while two years later he sold his 55% stake to real estate group Martinsa for $3 billion. He seemed to have sold it just in the right time, i.e., before the collapse of the Spanish real estate bubble. Martinsa filed for bankruptcy two years later, and in March 2011 sued Jove over the purchase price of Fadesa, claiming it had been inflated. Jove won at court in September 2012, along with all legal costs. In the meantime, Manuel Jove started working on new projects and investments via his Inveravante Corporation that he set up in early 2007. Ever since, his Inveravante investment group continues to be active in private equity, renewable energy, residential and commercial development, as well as hospitality. In 2012, the company concluded a deal with Hilton Worldwide to open two new Hiltons in Tangier. Not to mention, Jove cut his stake in Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, one of Spain's largest banks, from 5.1% to 2.99%. Married with two children, Jove is an avid art collector and enjoys woodworking.

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Daniel Mate net worth: Daniel Mate is a Spanish billionaire who has a net worth of $2.7 billion. A Glencore lifer, Daniel Mate entered the ranks of world's billionaires when the multinational commodity trading and mining company went public in May 2011. Mate started working at Marc Rich & Co. in 1988 in Switzerland, which was six years before the company was bought out by its management and re-branded. He was transferred to the zinc, copper and lead commodity department in 1991, rising to co-director of the division one year later. However, Glencore's shares started losing of their value since their IPO debut and the future seems to be quite uncertain for the world's leading integrated producer and marketer of commodities. The firm's annual income dropped 75% just before finalizing its merger with mining rival Xstrata, which is waiting for a Chinese regulatory approval for its long-planned fusion. When it comes to Daniel Mate's private life, he is a married man with two children.

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Alicia Koplowitz net worth: Alicia Koplowitz is а Spanish billionaire who has a net worth of $2.5 billion. Alicia Koplowitz and her older sister, fellow billionaire Esther, succeed construction firm, Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas, from their late father. It was in 1989, when the Koplowitz sisters acquired the control over the company and jointly ran the business until 1997, when Alicia sold her stake to Esther for $800 million. It turns out Alicia has made a wise move, since Alicia has seen her fortune grow while the firm is struggling to stay afloat amid Spain's financial crisis. Ever since, she has invested in various industries like in steelmaker Acerinox, electric utility Iberdrola and banking group Banco Sabadell. She also holds a stake in Hospes, Spain's chain of luxury hotels, and owns some more hotels in Italy and Miami. In addition to making her wealth swell, Alicia set up a charitable foundation, which gives Spanish fellows the opportunity to study child psychiatry in England and the US, at places like Columbia University's Medical Center. Her efforts, to promote the development and study of child and adolescent psychiatry, didn't go unnoticed as she was named an honorary member of the Spanish Society of Psychiatrists in 2009. She is a mother of three, but has no husband at the moment, having divorced Alberto Cortina in the early 90s.

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