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• WeWork's co-founder wants employees to speak up if they're not happy with their salaries

  By: Leah Ginsberg

  "How do you ... make sure they feel like they're getting what they deserve?" asks co-founder Miguel McKelvey.

• Meet Tilman Fertitta, who's buying the Houston Rockets for $2.2 billion

  By: Leah Ginsberg

  How Fertitta went from working in his dad's seafood restaurant after school to a becoming a self-made billionaire.

• The founder of Zara briefly knocked out Bill Gates to become the richest person in the world

  By: Leah Ginsberg

  Here's what you need to know about Amancio Ortega and his $85 billion fortune.

• How to turn anxiety into focus in 3 easy steps

  By: Leah Ginsberg

  You don't have to fight nervousness if you can use it.

• Why firing himself as CEO was the best thing Tucker Max ever did for his start-up

  By: Leah Ginsberg

  "I was really a garbage entrepreneur," says the Book in a Box co-founder.

• Donald Trump's Caribbean estate gets a price cut from $28 million to $16.9 million

  By: Leah Ginsberg

  The President has called it "one of the greatest mansions in the world."

• How Jeff Bezos, now the richest person in the world, spends his billions

  By: Leah Ginsberg

  He doesn't just buy newspapers.

• 3 ways money can buy you happiness, according to science

  By: Leah Ginsberg

  The trick is how you spend it, say Harvard Business School professors Michael Norton and Ashley Whillans

• A guy who hangs around Sun Valley asking billionaires for advice shares the best responses

  By: Leah Ginsberg

  It pays to show up and ask questions, according to entrepreneur Dushime Gashugi.

• This guy camps outside Sun Valley to ask billionaires, CEOs and VCs for advice—and it works

  By: Leah Ginsberg

  "I thought, 'I'm just going to show up,'" says 29-year-old Dushime Gashugi of his first trip to the Allen & Company conference.