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Tom Huddleston Jr.

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Senior Reporter @CNBCMakeIt. Past: @FortuneMagazine and @AmericanLawyer. That’s me in the doughnut. tom.huddleston@nbcuni.com
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34-year-old CEO bet on AI video 5 years before ChatGPT—convincing Mark Cuban to invest was the easy part

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By Tom Huddleston Jr. Verified
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This story is part of CNBC Make It's The Moment series, where highly successful people reveal the inflection point that changed the trajectory of their lives and careers. Victor Riparbelli was almost too early to the artificial intelligence era.
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How a 40-year-old father launched a $1.6 billion-a-year meat snacks empire from a bankrupt Wisconsin business

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By Tom Huddleston Jr. Verified
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The first time Jack Link cured a batch of beef jerky, he was trying to save his business. It was 1985 and Link was a 40-year-old father of two teens living in Minong, Wisconsin. The slaughterhouse he'd bought from family members in 1978 had just filed for bankruptcy protection. Its failure left him searching for a way to provide for his wife and children, and prove that he could turn a small family-run business into something bigger.
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Warren Buffett believes he's one of the world's 10 luckiest people—and it's inspired his $17 billion-a-year philanthropic philosophy

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By Tom Huddleston Jr. Verified
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Warren Buffett says luck has been a key factor in the success that's made him one of the wealthiest people in the world, and it's inspired the billionaire investor to give away most of that wealth.
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