[Actors fact 1] Despite the fact that a huge number of financial crimes have been discovered in recent years, federal prosecution of white-collar crime is at a twenty-year low.
[Actors fact 2] A 2010 study argues that millionaires (those in the top 1% of earners) pay approximately 40% of all taxes in the United States.
[Actors fact 3] Despite that fact that men are more likely to lose money in stocks, they are less concerned about it than women. Men are also 1.5 times more confident that they will beat the market in 2015.
[Actors fact 4] In 1991, Paul Reubens (Pee-Wee Herman) was arrested by undercover detectives in Sarasota, Florida for indecent exposure at a porn theater. Pee Wee made an appearance at the 1991 MTV VMAs and received a standing ovation after asking the audience, “Heard any good jokes lately?”
[Actors fact 5] Retailers take advantage of traditional Christmas smells and tastes to attract customers. For example, retailers may waft the smell of roasting chestnuts throughout their store and offer free samples of Christmas cookies. Holiday smells and tastes also stimulate the saliva glands, which makes shoppers hungry. Hungry shoppers are more likely to buy anything, not just food.
[Actors fact 6] The crying Indian in the Keep America Beautiful ad was really an Italian guy named Espera "Oscar" de Conti. He moved to Hollywood, changed his name to Iron Eyes Cody and had a 60-year career as an Indian. Even after being found out he still claimed to be Cherokee and Cree, not Sicilian.
[Actors fact 7] In 2008, there were 10 million people around the world who were classified as millionaires in U.S. dollars.
[Actors fact 8] A Song of Ice and Fire author, George R. R. Martin sent actor Jack Gleeson (Joffrey ) a letter saying “Congratulations on your marvellous performance, everyone hates you.”
[Actors fact 9] Created in 1914, the Federal Reserve System was organized to help stabilize US banking. Rather than being one central bank, the Fed operates through decentralized, regional Federal Reserve Banks in order to prevent the Fed from being under the power of either Wall Street or the federal government.
[Actors fact 10] Men and women tend to gravitate toward different stocks. For example, men favor stocks such as Tesla, Coca-Cola, Ford, Microsoft, Wal-Mart, and Gilead. Women tend to like less trendy stocks, such as Frontier Communication, JP Morgan, Pfizer, Kraft, Boeing, AbbVie, Merck, Amazon, and Google.
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