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Apple’s forgotten cofounder Ronald Wayne sold his 10% stake, now worth $300B, for just $800, and has no regrets
Apple's little-known third cofounder Ronald Wayne held a 10% stake in the now $3 trillion tech giant, but just 12 days after helping launch the company in 1976, he walked away—selling his share for only $800.
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1,200 undocumented iPhones, tablets worth $170,000 destroyed
Over 1,200 iPhones, tablets and other electronic devices worth VND4 billion ($170,000) were destroyed by the Hanoi Directorate for Market Surveillance due to their trade being undocumented.
June 19, 2023 | 04:41 am PT
