2 Twelve years ago, Nicolas Berggruen sold his apartment, which was filled with French antiques, on the 31st floor of the Pierre Hotel in Manhattan. He said he no longer wanted to be weighed down by physical possessions. He did the same with his Art Deco house on a private island near Miami. From that point on he would be homeless.
via Deep Thoughts With the Homeless Billionaire – Businessweek.
2 Responses to “Deep Thoughts With the Homeless Billionaire – Businessweek”
Sur Platonic Plateau Du Tecnocrats, B.R.A., D.J.D. upon Rookness.
Donkey, good to see you back, even though… you are a Donkey.
I’m not too pleased to learn that this Commie Card carrying Usurer’s scion is installing “councils” in America.
I guess it’s just as well to be alerted to the issue than not know… .
kawanzi sharif
my comment is can i meet with one of these billionaires and we make business with Him or Her here in Africa