Despite what he said was a recent wave of good fortune, Mr. Wechsler still operates on the fringe.
The British politician is riding a wave of good fortune with the success of Brexit and the election of an ally to the White House.
By Sam Knight November 30, 2016 The British politician Nigel Farage is riding a wave of good fortune with the success of Brexit and Donald Trump's triumph in the Presidential election.
The British politician Nigel Farage is riding a wave of good fortune with the success of Brexit and Donald Trump's triumph in the Presidential election.
The past few decades have been a golden age by comparison, but "it is too early to know whether this represents a fundamental shift in the currents of history, or an ephemeral wave of good fortune".
Through her company she supports impact-driven entrepreneurs to create a new wave of conscious Fortune 500s.
I often feel like I'm just riding wave after wave of good fortune and cosmic favor, but eventually and inevitably I will wipe out.
Before that, America's last significant wave of individual fortune-building, the original Gilded Age, a century ago, touched off decades worth of struggles over the distribution and domestication of that wealth: union battles, antitrust laws, muckraking exposes, the rapid growth of public education, laws establishing minimum wages and maximum hours and even the income tax.
In the early part of his administration, Bill Clinton had a wonderful statistic that he would trot out against the naysayers concerned by the "massive" wave of layoffs besetting the Fortune 500 companies: in the past two years, he would say, there have been more new businesses started by women than there have been people laid off by the Fortune 500.
The company was formed by Sidney J. Kimmel, a garment industry billionaire and one of a wave of film financiers with fortunes built in other businesses.
