Thirty years ago, @JeffBezos powered the whole of https://t.co/LcQzBTILLf with a flimsy orange extension cord in a rented house. Today, his AWS servers slurp more electricity than New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco combined while powering 1/3 . -
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Despite being branded the ugliest @Ferrari ever built, the $630,000 Luce sold out its entire 2026 run in six weeks. Only 500 cars exist, and Ferrari needed just 0.56% of its client list to claim them -
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Apple Watch and superyacht designer Marc Newson has turned the humble bookstand into a $1,750 sculpture, engineering 31 pounds of acrylic, aluminum and steel to cradle really heavy coffee table books -
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Lauren Sánchez who once worked beside a 700,000-gallon wave pool in the New Mexico desert now not only dives off Jeff Bezos’ $500 million yacht to swim with Galápagos sharks but also donates millions to protecting the Pacific around them -
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As if absorbing $3 billion was not enough, @Boeing is spending an additional $280 million to ensure that the new Air Force One is not delayed a single bit, adding workers to deliver the advanced presidential fortress in 2028 and finally replace -
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This $25 million Shelby Daytona Coupe that helped defeat @Ferrari is now for sale, and it’s the only one Carroll Shelby personally owned -
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Remember the iBeer app you happily bought in 2011 instead of Bitcoin? That $2.99 could now unlock two @emirates First Class roundtrips, complete with private A380 suites, Dom Pérignon, unlimited caviar and hot showers at 40,000 feet -
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A porcelain @Bugatti Mistral worth millions stopped traffic in Monaco, but Fernando Alonso stepping inside the one-off W16 Mistral Blanc Éternel may have created an even bigger mystery -
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The Qatari royal family is so ridiculously wealthy that before donating their private 747 to the United States, they flew in a wilder jumbo which had a throne room, a bathroom with gold fittings, suite with an electric bed, and long corridors to mimic -
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Billionaires anchoring their massive megayachts off the glamorous French Riviera can now hire a futuristic drone delivery service to winch down forgotten jars of caviar and expensive face creams straight to their decks for just $57 per flight. -
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Drake just turned a $27 Nike golf glove into the most exclusive party favor in music. The crystal-covered “Iceman” glove, signed and gifted to Kevin Durant and Devin Booker at his New Jersey retreat, was never sold to the public -
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Billionaire Eric Schmidt’s $159 million superyacht Whisper may cost more to run each year than Metalships earns. Yet the ex-Google CEO is reportedly eyeing the Spanish yard for its 531-foot dock, maritime expertise and ocean-research potential -
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A razor-sharp millionaire in China checked the weather, saw a typhoon coming, and immediately hired a construction crane to hang his $462,000 @BentleyMotors Continental GT in mid-air, where it got a wash while every car around it drowned and started -
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Brabus Ultima 55 is the first catamaran born from the German tuning giant’s partnership with Sunreef Yachts. The high-performance luxury vessel features hydrofoils, 1,450 hp on tap, and a top speed of 40 knots -
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Penned by Apple Watch designer Marc Newson, this Japanese billionaire’s $500 million superyacht is so massive that its four giant radomes dwarf the maintenance crew, making deckhands look insect-sized as they carefully scrub the satellite shields-
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She left Moscow with six-year-old Sergey Brin, little money and a few suitcases. Decades later, after Parkinson’s changed his mother, Eugenia’s life, the world’s third-richest man and Google-cofounder committed more than $2 billion to fighting disease-
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This @Bugatti Mistral spent more time appreciating than driving, covering only 321 miles before heading to auction with an estimate that could earn its owner up to $4 million in profit -
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The 747 donated by Qatar was so luxurious that authorities had to test its plush lounges, marble bedrooms, sofas and side facing seats with specialized car dummies. The evaluations were approved by the FAA on the very morning of the Air Force One’s -
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A Saudi prince paid $28 million for Joan Rivers’ Manhattan triplex, complete with a ballroom for 125 guests. He ripped apart every inch of the iconic interiors to accommodate a private elevator and his security entourage, barely used the home, and then-
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