A 100-year-old retired airline pilot with $5 million in the bank used a timeless tip to build his fortune

Orville Rogers is enjoying 40 years of retirement with a nest egg of $5 million because he started saving early.

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A 100-year-old retired airline pilot with $5 million in the bank used a timeless tip to build his fortune Orville Rogers is enjoying 40 years of retirement with a nest egg of $5 million because he started saving early. Read More »

Vatican releases its own 'Pokémon Go' app that lets you chase Jesus and it's just as unbelievable as it sounds Vatican is trying to get in touch with millennials by releasing a game called 'Follow JC Go,' in the style of 'Pokemon GO' Read More »

Qatar Airways' CEO is threatening to leave the Oneworld alliance due to an ongoing feud with American Airlines Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker said on October 18 that he was considering leaving the Oneworld alliance due to a "bad feeling" created by American Airlines. Al Baker said he had given the Oneworld administration an ultimatum and will decide whether to stay in the alliance or leave it "soon." Read More »

Google's Sundar Pichai says 48 employees were fired for sexual misconduct Google has fired 48 employees over the last two years for sexual misconduct, the company's CEO Sundar Pichai told The New York Times. Read More »

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The reason Hondurans are fleeing their homes in a caravan has a lot more to do with the US than Trump would admit US presence in Honduras and the roots of Honduran migration to the United States are closely linked. Read More »

The 15 most reliable car brands of 2018 On Wednesday, Consumer Reports released its annual list ranking auto brands by reliability. Lexus took the top spot with an average reliability score of 78 out of a possible 100, and Toyota ranked second with a reliability score of 76. Read More »

ECB holds and reiterates that rates won't change until next summer That means a base deposit rate of -0.4%, and a quantitative easing program capped at €15 billion per month, down from €30 billion up until the end of September. Read More »

People are slamming Elon Musk on Twitter with hilarious memes about his 'funding secured' debacle Tesla CEO Elon Musk told his Twitter followers on Thursday to "Send me ur dankest memes!!" Some Twitter users took the message as an opportunity to poke fun at Musk for controversial tweets he sent in August about potentially taking Tesla private. Read More »

LIVE: Here comes Amazon's Q3 earnings Jeff Bezos' company is scheduled to report its third-quarter results Thursday afternoon, and Wall Street is expecting a standout report from Amazon. Read More »

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