CAUSES POLITICAL UPROAR Bidzina Ivanishvili, a reclusive philanthropist, has jumped head first into Georgian politics, throwing his fortune behind President Mikheil Saakashvili's opposition.
Or is he a blind King Lear throwing his fortune away on the undeserving?
Don a colorful sheath of African fabric (loaned at the entrance), and enter this rollicking room full of food stations, guys grilling meats, a bone-throwing "fortune teller," mind-blowing dancers, and lively instructional drummers.
And those very same Rockefellers and Buffetts are still doing their bit, throwing their fortunes behind such "worthy" causes as the protection of the partial-birth abortion procedure.
Abu Dhabi's ruling family threw a fortune at City and won the title under Roberto Mancini last year; now it looks as if it will lose it.
WASHINGTON — Francisco Rodriguez was not having much good fortune throwing the ball toward home plate Friday, so with the game hanging in the balance, he turned and fired in the opposite direction.
2020 vision It's more of a wish than a prophecy, but it would be heartening if owners became more subdued after the global recession and tired of throwing away their fortunes.
Less than two weeks after arriving, Ms. Park, who was then 23, celebrated her good fortune by throwing a party; among the guests was Peter D. Skopp, a Juno senior vice president who had interviewed her for the job.
Again, he simply diverts attention away from it by throwing a punch at Fortune for their editorial practices.
A man from from Newport says he has lost a £4.6 million fortune after throwing out a computer hard drive which stored a digital wallet holding 7,500 bitcoins, a virtual form of currency for use online.
America's breakneck population and GDP growth in the 19th century eroded the power of old fortunes while throwing up a steady supply of new ones.
