【Anti-theft Sticker Chapter】

On the day of the launch of the new issue of Fortune magazine, Steve Ross called Simon, saying that he did not know in advance, and congratulated Simon on the way, saying that he would attend his wedding on March 3 on time.

With $4.5 billion in cash, considered other assets, Simon will become the first super-rich person in the Federation to exceed $10 billion in assets.

It does seem like something to celebrate.

During the release of "Pretty Woman", because it competed with "Seven Years of Storm" starring Warner Bros. Steven Sieger at the same time, Time magazine, also owned by Time Warner, gave "Pretty Woman" a bad review.

Time Warner isn't monolithic, but Simon doesn't believe Steve Ross if he doesn't know about it.

Simon, however, had no mind to do so.

As Fortune magazine exposed Simon's overseas assets registered with the IRS, he was greeted with more questions than congratulations.

$4.5 billion, a figure exposed by Fortune and hotly discussed in the media, is of course not Simon's exact overseas asset size, but only a registered taxable amount, and not all of this money is in cash, but also includes a large part of short-term convertible financial products, in order to obtain a slightly higher than bank interest and very safe return on capital.

If you include assets such as Nokia, Gucci and Simon's overseas real estate, Simon's assets outside the United States are enough to easily exceed $5 billion.

Of course, much of the media and the public don't pay attention to this.

The focus of the question is, where did the huge $4.5 billion in cash come from?

The development of Daenerys Entertainment has a very clear context, and the operation of Cersei Capital is opaque to most people. As a result, it is hard to believe that a single hedge fund could bring in a huge profit of $4.5 billion for Simon in just one year.

This is already on par with Ford Motor and General Electric, the most profitable corporate giants in North America.

However, Ford's annual revenue has reached the level of 100 billion US dollars.

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On the day of the launch of the new issue of Fortune magazine, Steve Ross called Simon, saying that he did not know in advance, and congratulated Simon on the way, saying that he would attend his wedding on March 3 on time.

With $4.5 billion in cash, considered other assets, Simon will become the first super-rich person in the Federation to exceed $10 billion in assets.

It does seem like something to celebrate.

During the release of "Pretty Woman", because it competed with "Seven Years of Storm" starring Warner Bros. Steven Sieger at the same time, Time magazine, also owned by Time Warner, gave "Pretty Woman" a bad review.

Time Warner isn't monolithic, but Simon doesn't believe Steve Ross if he doesn't know about it.

Simon, however, had no mind to do so.

As Fortune magazine exposed Simon's overseas assets registered with the IRS, he was greeted with more questions than congratulations.

$4.5 billion, a figure exposed by Fortune and hotly discussed in the media, is of course not Simon's exact overseas asset size, but only a registered taxable amount, and not all of this money is in cash, but also includes a large part of short-term convertible financial products, in order to obtain a slightly higher than bank interest and very safe return on capital.

If you include assets such as Nokia, Gucci and Simon's overseas real estate, Simon's assets outside the United States are enough to easily exceed $5 billion.

Of course, much of the media and the public don't pay attention to this.

The focus of the question is, where did the huge $4.5 billion in cash come from?

The development of Daenerys Entertainment has a very clear context, and the operation of Cersei Capital is opaque to most people. As a result, it is hard to believe that a single hedge fund could bring in a huge profit of $4.5 billion for Simon in just one year.

This is already on par with Ford Motor and General Electric, the most profitable corporate giants in North America.

However, Ford's annual revenue has reached the level of 100 billion US dollars.

On the day of the launch of the new issue of Fortune magazine, Steve Ross called Simon, saying that he did not know in advance, and congratulated Simon on the way, saying that he would attend his wedding on March 3 on time.

With $4.5 billion in cash, considered other assets, Simon will become the first super-rich person in the Federation to exceed $10 billion in assets.

It does seem like something to celebrate.

During the release of "Pretty Woman", because it competed with "Seven Years of Storm" starring Warner Bros. Steven Sieger at the same time, Time magazine, also owned by Time Warner, gave "Pretty Woman" a bad review.

Time Warner isn't monolithic, but Simon doesn't believe Steve Ross if he doesn't know about it.

Simon, however, had no mind to do so.

As Fortune magazine exposed Simon's overseas assets registered with the IRS, he was greeted with more questions than congratulations.

$4.5 billion, a figure exposed by Fortune and hotly discussed in the media, is of course not Simon's exact overseas asset size, but only a registered taxable amount, and not all of this money is in cash, but also includes a large part of short-term convertible financial products, in order to obtain a slightly higher than bank interest and very safe return on capital.

If you include assets such as Nokia, Gucci and Simon's overseas real estate, Simon's assets outside the United States are enough to easily exceed $5 billion.

Of course, much of the media and the public don't pay attention to this.

The focus of the question is, where did the huge $4.5 billion in cash come from?

The development of Daenerys Entertainment has a very clear context, and the operation of Cersei Capital is opaque to most people. As a result, it is hard to believe that a single hedge fund could bring in a huge profit of $4.5 billion for Simon in just one year.

This is already on par with Ford Motor and General Electric, the most profitable corporate giants in North America.

However, Ford's annual revenue has reached the level of 100 billion US dollars.

On the day of the launch of the new issue of Fortune magazine, Steve Ross called Simon, saying that he did not know in advance, and congratulated Simon on the way, saying that he would attend his wedding on March 3 on time.

With $4.5 billion in cash, considered other assets, Simon will become the first super-rich person in the Federation to exceed $10 billion in assets.

It does seem like something to celebrate.

During the release of "Pretty Woman", because it competed with "Seven Years of Storm" starring Warner Bros. Steven Sieger at the same time, Time magazine, also owned by Time Warner, gave "Pretty Woman" a bad review.

Time Warner isn't monolithic, but Simon doesn't believe Steve Ross if he doesn't know about it.

Simon, however, had no mind to do so.

As Fortune magazine exposed Simon's overseas assets registered with the IRS, he was greeted with more questions than congratulations.

$4.5 billion, a figure exposed by Fortune and hotly discussed in the media, is of course not Simon's exact overseas asset size, but only a registered taxable amount, and not all of this money is in cash, but also includes a large part of short-term convertible financial products, in order to obtain a slightly higher than bank interest and very safe return on capital.

If you include assets such as Nokia, Gucci and Simon's overseas real estate, Simon's assets outside the United States are enough to easily exceed $5 billion.

Of course, much of the media and the public don't pay attention to this.

The focus of the question is, where did the huge $4.5 billion in cash come from?

The development of Daenerys Entertainment has a very clear context, and the operation of Cersei Capital is opaque to most people. As a result, it is hard to believe that a single hedge fund could bring in a huge profit of $4.5 billion for Simon in just one year.

This is already on par with Ford Motor and General Electric, the most profitable corporate giants in North America.

However, Ford's annual revenue has reached the level of 100 billion US dollars.

On the day of the launch of the new issue of Fortune magazine, Steve Ross called Simon, saying that he did not know in advance, and congratulated Simon on the way, saying that he would attend his wedding on March 3 on time.

With $4.5 billion in cash, considered other assets, Simon will become the first super-rich person in the Federation to exceed $10 billion in assets.

It does seem like something to celebrate.

During the release of "Pretty Woman", because it competed with "Seven Years of Storm" starring Warner Bros. Steven Sieger at the same time, Time magazine, also owned by Time Warner, gave "Pretty Woman" a bad review.

Time Warner isn't monolithic, but Simon doesn't believe Steve Ross if he doesn't know about it.

Simon, however, had no mind to do so.

As Fortune magazine exposed Simon's overseas assets registered with the IRS, he was greeted with more questions than congratulations.

$4.5 billion, a figure exposed by Fortune and hotly discussed in the media, is of course not Simon's exact overseas asset size, but only a registered taxable amount, and not all of this money is in cash, but also includes a large part of short-term convertible financial products, in order to obtain a slightly higher than bank interest and very safe return on capital.

If you include assets such as Nokia, Gucci and Simon's overseas real estate, Simon's assets outside the United States are enough to easily exceed $5 billion.

Of course, much of the media and the public don't pay attention to this.

The focus of the question is, where did the huge $4.5 billion in cash come from?

The development of Daenerys Entertainment has a very clear context, and the operation of Cersei Capital is opaque to most people. As a result, it is hard to believe that a single hedge fund could bring in a huge profit of $4.5 billion for Simon in just one year.

This is already on par with Ford Motor and General Electric, the most profitable corporate giants in North America.

However, Ford's annual revenue has reached the level of 100 billion US dollars.

On the day of the launch of the new issue of Fortune magazine, Steve Ross called Simon, saying that he did not know in advance, and congratulated Simon on the way, saying that he would attend his wedding on March 3 on time.

With $4.5 billion in cash, considered other assets, Simon will become the first super-rich person in the Federation to exceed $10 billion in assets.

It does seem like something to celebrate.

During the release of "Pretty Woman", because it competed with "Seven Years of Storm" starring Warner Bros. Steven Sieger at the same time, Time magazine, also owned by Time Warner, gave "Pretty Woman" a bad review.

Time Warner isn't monolithic, but Simon doesn't believe Steve Ross if he doesn't know about it.

Simon, however, had no mind to do so.

As Fortune magazine exposed Simon's overseas assets registered with the IRS, he was greeted with more questions than congratulations.

$4.5 billion, a figure exposed by Fortune and hotly discussed in the media, is of course not Simon's exact overseas asset size, but only a registered taxable amount, and not all of this money is in cash, but also includes a large part of short-term convertible financial products, in order to obtain a slightly higher than bank interest and very safe return on capital.

If you include assets such as Nokia, Gucci and Simon's overseas real estate, Simon's assets outside the United States are enough to easily exceed $5 billion.

Of course, much of the media and the public don't pay attention to this.

The focus of the question is, where did the huge $4.5 billion in cash come from?

The development of Daenerys Entertainment has a very clear context, and the operation of Cersei Capital is opaque to most people. As a result, it is hard to believe that a single hedge fund could bring in a huge profit of $4.5 billion for Simon in just one year.

This is already on par with Ford Motor and General Electric, the most profitable corporate giants in North America.

However, Ford's annual revenue has reached the level of 100 billion US dollars.

On the day of the launch of the new issue of Fortune magazine, Steve Ross called Simon, saying that he did not know in advance, and congratulated Simon on the way, saying that he would attend his wedding on March 3 on time.

With $4.5 billion in cash, considered other assets, Simon will become the first super-rich person in the Federation to exceed $10 billion in assets.

It does seem like something to celebrate.

During the release of "Pretty Woman", because it competed with "Seven Years of Storm" starring Warner Bros. Steven Sieger at the same time, Time magazine, also owned by Time Warner, gave "Pretty Woman" a bad review.

Time Warner isn't monolithic, but Simon doesn't believe Steve Ross if he doesn't know about it.

Simon didn't have the heart to think about these things.