millionaires

The vast, vast majority of startup employees will never exercise their options, let alone become millionaires while doing it.

When people on salary are competing with millionaires and billionaires for rent, they can't win.

As of 1980 - most of those millionaires were born well before that date - the US was nearly 80% white.

On a long enough time scale, the market may win and only $100 millionaires and billionaires will live in SF and NYC.

This put enough pressure on the Atari management to give release bonuses and $0.10/cartridge royalties that made a bunch of the developers millionaires.

Hell, they had to pay to work, by renting a medallion from millionaires like Evgeny Freidman, who can actually afford to buy them.

The consuming proclivities of 50-year-old millionaires not being indicative of a larger market.

Where else in the world do you have a mix of movie stars and millionaires living alongside musicians and artists working hard to survive?

In actual history Apple sued Microsoft, not vice versa and it was Microsoft's executive team who made 10,000 millionaires from its employee option pool.

The rich at war with everyone are not the 6 figure developers, or even the one-time cashout millionaires who sell their startup to Google.

I've been that lawyer walking into a room of wannabe millionaires who think they have all their legal ducks in a row.

That's cool for millionaires and Time's most influential people.

Google "millionaires leaving X" and see what the autosuggestions are for X and choose one.

"over 80 percent of millionaires say they never would have been successful if their vocation wasn't something they cared about." A necessary (but not sufficient) condition.

Still, I would like to know how many of this "self made" millionaires are not white, men, and don't come from a, let's say top 15% tier, wealthy family.