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Robert Kiyosaki is an American businessman, finance expert, motivational speaker and author who has turned his signature work "Rich Dad Poor Dad" into a multimillion-dollar marketing and self-help...

/PRNewswire/ -- Anthony L.G., PLLC, a national corporate and securities law firm, is pleased to announce that seasoned attorney Harris E. Tulchin has joined...

I am always happy to hear about people who grew up watching my movies. At least they are watching a woman who is having fun. For Christian conservative...

It is a rarity to watch an episode of Real Housewives of New York and have any idea what is going on. With the constant insertion of Pinot Singer‘s insanity, I often find myself staring at the TV, mouth agape, simply wondering what the eff? I generally put Sonja Morgan in the category of ‘nice […]

March 11, 2021 From Athlete To Entrepreneur: NBA Pro Charles Smith On The 5 Work Ethic Lessons We Can Learn From Professional Athletes “Life’s experiences can be both good and bad. How YOU handle them is what matters most.” I had the pleasure of interviewing Charles Smith. After his decade-long acclaimed playing days with the NBA, Charles Smith, MBA has positioned himself at the intersection of Sports, Business, Events and Technology. Relative to the NBA, itself, Smith produced […] The ...

Stonington — School officials on Tuesday night outlined their proposed 2021-22 budget of $38.3 million and its 2.5% increase for the Board of Finance.  Board member Gordon Lord read a letter from school board Chairman Frank Todisco, who was away on business. Todisco called the proposed budget a responsible spending package for taxpayers that provides necessary education services for students. He pointed out three areas — employees raises, health insurance and special educatio...

Guest Editorial: Inoculating Your Film From COVID in Seven Steps February 11, 2021 07:30 | By Staff Intro by We’ve been covering the return to production quite heartily here at  Below the Line, and every once in a while something hits my inbox that seems perfectly attuned to what is on all of our minds, and that is how everyone can return to work safely with COVID-19 not seemingly going away any time soon. With that in mind, we’re sharing this piece from entertainment attorney Harris ...

Citizens. here is randi kaye on how some of those turned out. >> reporter: if it was a test of honesty, the future president didnt fair well. lawyers asked about trumps boast regarding how much he was paid for a 2005 speech he gave as new york citys learning annex. trump, i was paid more than a million dollars saying the same thing to larry king in 2005. >> you got a million dollars for appearance in the learning annex. >> thats true. >> reporter: but it wasnt. what he didnt reveal was that more...

Appearance in the learning annex. >> thats true. >> reporter: but it wasnt. what he didnt reveal was that more than half of the $1 million he claimed he got for the speech was his own estimate of the value of the publicity that came along with it. the lawyer asked how much of the payments were cash? trump, slight, approximately $400,000. also not coming clean in a stake in a manhattan real estate project. trump claimed 50%. the lawyer asked do you own 30% or 50% in the limited partnership? the a...

Telling a truth and comey may be lying. if they have an open mind to that, then this is something we will consider. if they dont, then given the irregularities of the investigation, well be foolish to have him be interviewed. >> it is certainly a big if. the president has been in exactly that setting before giving depositions as private citizens. here is randi kaye on how some of those turned out. >> reporter: if it was a test of honesty, the future president didnt fair well. lawyers asked about...