Winnick's overnight wealth (which this magazine helped publicize in its issue of Apr. 19, 1999) attracted a gold rush of fiber dealsters.

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Matters got worse last month, when Time magazine published a report into Mr Suharto's wealth and an unflattering interview with Mr Ghalid.

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Money helped: his father was a multimillionaire and the young Buckley tapped both his personal wealth and his family's connections to finance his new magazine.

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Kadlec in the latest issue of Forbes Magazine, simply examines the data showing that that the gold standard worked better at creating jobs and wealth than does paper.

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