David Westin speaks with top names in finance about the week’s biggest issues on Wall Street.
From the policy debates to the political fights, today’s top newsmakers make sure they sit down with Chris Wallace.
A 19-year-old who helped trigger the fidget spinner craze is hunting down his next big entrepreneurial win. Then there’s the young philanthropist who created his own community pantry, providing care packages for people in need. Finally, meet the couple behind the sports tech company whose products merge aspects of science, training and rehabilitation to serve professionals and everday athletes.
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Brian Hourigan, a New York-based real estate executive, prides himself on keeping a portfolio of assets with modest but predictable returns. Yet as cryptocurrencies rallied to records last fall, the 38-year-old made an uncharacteristically risky bet.
Hourigan invested $20,000 in Bitcoin and Ether in October, hoping to turbocharge his plan to buy an apartment. His inspiration: Adam Ghahramani, a close friend and crypto entrepreneur who was making a killing in digital tokens and had been enthusing about the sector for years.
