Showing posts with label millionaire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label millionaire. Show all posts

Millionaire's toddler son dies in 15ft plunge from hotel balcony

The toddler son of a millionaire businessman died after falling from a hotel balcony on the first day of a family holiday in Italy.
Eighteen-month-old Brad Kremer tumbled 15ft off the second-floor balcony.
The tragedy happened at 7pm on Saturday, a day after the family of five arrived for their holiday at the Chia Laguna hotel complex outside Cagliari in Sardinia.

Although the young boy did not fall far, he is thought to have landed on his head.

He was taken to hospital by helicopter but was pronounced dead within hours.
Brad's father Richard, 43, is the director of Kremer Signs, which is Britain's largest manufacturer of advertising hoarding signs for estate agents.

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Macau gaming tycoon Stanley Ho undergoes surgery

HONG KONG — Macau casino magnate Stanley Ho has undergone surgery in hospital, his spokesman said Tuesday, after reports of his health condition earlier sent shares in his casino firm SJM Holdings tumbling.

The 87-year-old, who has dominated gambling in the southern Chinese casino haven for the last four decades to become one of Asia's richest men, was recovering after the operation, the spokesman said.

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Millionaire finally found his son

“Yak told me that he had quizzed the man on personal details like the names of his first wife’s family members, where they had lived and so on and the man was able to answer everything accurately without hesitating,” he said when contacted.

“He was very polite and just said, ‘I am the man you are looking for.’ After all the crank calls that I have received, his was the only one that sounded genuine.”

Singapore millionaire finding his lost wife & son

Yak Eng Wai, 62, who made his fortune with an automotive business in Brunei is already remarried is now finding his 1st wife and his son.
He last saw his wife in 1972 when, pregnant with Ah Teck, she decided to leave their Singapore home to be with her family in Malaysia's northern Penang state, leaving behind their two-year-old son.
Yak visited them a few times but later lost touch. The older boy died in 1983 of an illness.

"It's been so many years but I will not be at peace until I find them," said Yak.

Well,will he really find his son to fulfill his wish?