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Land Grab: Mark Zuckerberg Almost Doubles His Hawaii Real Estate Holdings 1 May 2021 Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan have nearly doubled the size of their real estate empire in Hawaii, buying another 595.4 acres on Kauai from Waioli Corporation, a nonprofit established by a local family with roots going back to the era of the Hawaiian kingdom. Zuckerberg and Chan are now the owners of 1,300 acres of land in Hawaii after closing on a $53 million purchase of three parcels of nearly 600 acres on March 19, according to a report by Pacific Business News. The purchase, w...

The Facebook founder and his wife – reportedly worth $117 billion – also own properties in San Francisco, Palo Alto, and Lake Tahoe.

Exhibition demonstrates the incredible range and versatility that wood offers Installation view. Courtesy of Thomas Joseph Wright - Penguins egg for Gallery FUMI. LONDON .- Imagine a material that grows naturally from the ground, is strong and non-toxic, highly versatile and gets better with age: a material whose properties include carbon storage and, once used, is easy to recycle. Happily, it exists. It is wood. For Gallery FUMI’s first exhibition of 2021, eleven of the gallery’s artists have created new pieces, which demonstrate the incredible range and versatility that wood offers, from ...

Jim Rice Hunstanton Lifeboat has 10 female volunteers who perform a range of roles. - Credit: Nigel Millard Ahead of International Women’s Day 2021 on Monday, March 8, female volunteers from Hunstanton Lifeboat Station share their stories. Much like the RNLI, Hunstanton has its origins in the early 19th century. And like the modern RNLI, its now leading the way in the representation of women in lifesaving. Hunstanton currently has 10 female volunteers in various operational roles, both afloat and ashore, from a total of 39 – a high proportion compared to some stations but by no means un...

February 15, 2021 Serial tech entrepreneur Patrick Grove is on the hunt for an Aussie or Asian scale-up to take public in the US, through a newly listed special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) that’s reportedly raised US$300 million ($390 million) in its IPO. Catcha Investments Corp has listed on the New York Stock Exchange, with a mandate to acquire a promising tech company and offer it a path to public trading. Investors were reportedly intrigued by the vehicle’s specific mention of Australia as a target market. While SPAC’s have been trending up in popularity in the US over the p...