Jeffrey Epstein was the sole director of private-equity guru Leon Black's family foundation for more than a decade. Epstein stayed on even after pleading guilty to soliciting prostitution.

A top lawyer representing some of Epstein's accusers told Business Insider that investigators were looking into Epstein's business connections.

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Jeffrey Epstein was the sole director of private-equity guru Leon Black's family foundation for more than a decade. Epstein stayed on even after pleading guilty to soliciting prostitution. Meghan Morris,Casey Sullivan | A top lawyer representing some of Epstein's accusers told Business Insider that investigators were looking into Epstein's business connections. Read More »

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This CEO dropped out of Stanford, but secretly started his company in his old dorm. Now, he's raised $90 million to help companies challenge Amazon with better payments technology. Benjamin Pimentel | Bolt's founder Ryan Breslow dropped out of Stanford but lived secretly on campus while building his payments startup that looks to challenge Amazon. Read More »

What Netflix buying The Rock's $130 million heist movie, 'Red Notice,' says about its evolving movie strategy Jason Guerrasio | 'Red Notice' was originally in development at Universal for Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, but it's now Netflix bound. Read More »

Deutsche Bank cut 18,000 staff. Rivals and Wall Street insiders say it's still not enough. Dakin Campbell,Alex Nicoll | Deutsche Bank staff are leaving the firm's 60 Wall St. headquarters, but industry insiders say the bank's proposed transformation comes up short. Read More »

He smashed 'Jeopardy!' records on the way to winning $2.5 million. Now champion James Holzhauer reveals to us the secret to his strategy. Marley Jay | James Holzhauer, a professional sports gambler, thought about risk in a unique way and shattered "Jeopardy!" records in the process. Read More »

'Red Sonja' producers on the movie's turbulent 7-year journey, from rejecting Netflix to the sexual misconduct allegations against Bryan Singer Travis Clark | "Red Sonja" has found a director in "Transparent" creator Jill Soloway, but the movie's seven-year journey to this point hasn't exactly been smooth. Read More »

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