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Jake Dell, whose family has owned the beloved NYC eatery for five generations, tells The Hollywood Reporter that the ...

Michael and his wife Susan Dell’s $6.25 billion gift to children’s savings accounts will expand the federal government’s new Invest America program to 25 million more children.

Michael and Susan Dell will donate $6.25 billion to fund investment accounts for 25 million U.S. children, under a plan unveiled Tuesday. The money from their charitable funds would help to seed ...

Michael and Susan Dell pledged $6.25 billion to Trump Accounts to help fund savings accounts for millions of American kids. Here's what to know about eligibility and how to open an account for your ...

Michael and Susan Dell pledged Tuesday to donate a historic $6.25 billion toward funding so-called “Trump accounts” for 25 million American children. The investment – which will equal $250 per account ...

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Tech billionaires Michael and Susan Dell announced Tuesday that they are pledging $6.25 billion to create some 25 million additional "Trump Accounts" for children across the country. These accounts ...

Today, President Donald J. Trump joined top lawmakers and philanthropists Michael and Susan Dell to celebrate an extraordinary milestone for Trump Accounts: a historic $6.25 billion charitable ...

The billionaire founder and CEO of Dell Technologies just made an unprecedented donation to U.S. children. Michael Dell and his wife, Susan Dell, announced on Tuesday their intention to donate $6.25 ...

Michael Dell, along with his wife, Susan, announced on Tuesday that they are donating $6.25 billion to so-called “Trump accounts”—a program that gives $1,000 of “free money” from the federal ...

DALLAS — Still intoxicated with the euphoria of another unexpected victory, first-year Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer handed out the game balls in the locker room and then expressed in his ...