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Over the course of a half-century, the Draper family has carved out a name (and a fortune) in a place where breeding and ancestry are thought to be irrelevant. Now it's time for the debut of the youngest generation.
The Vegas of the East still has a boardwalk, but these days it's no empire. The developer of Revel, a would-be destination resort, wants to stop playing games and inject new life into the area.
Serial entrepreneur Bill Nguyen launches startups with haste, never researches the competition, and makes the same mistakes "again and again." So why do VC's keep giving him so much money?
Danielle Sacks is an award-winning senior writer at Fast Company magazine who chronicles some of the most provocative people and issues at the intersection of business and culture. Read more.