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China, Russia drive growth in world’s billionaires

March 11, 2011

China nearly doubled its number of billionaires to 115, while Russia and Brazil posted two-third jumps to 101 and 30, …

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Las Vegas Sands Reveals SEC Probe Into Macau Business

March 3, 2011

Billionaire Sheldon Adelson’s row with his former head of China operations appears to have aroused the interest of U.S. regulators. …

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