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Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium One of the world's richest self-made men started as a motel janitor - now he has a net worth of $1.2 billion - CNBC    Yanolja founder and chairman Lee Su-jin started his lucrative career in the travel industry as a motel janitor. The experience inspired him to launch hotel booking site Yanolja, which is Korean for "Hey, let's play," in 2007. Now also a popular travel app, the brand's become a global phenomenon with over 57 million downloads, according to its website. Its success helped Lee build his own fortune, too. He now has a net worth of $1.2 billion, which comes from owning nearly a third of Yanolja with his wife and two daughters, according to Forbes. He made his debut in the publication's Korea's 50 Richest rankings this spring. Continued here You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Huy Fong Foods' sriracha shortage has been ongoing for three years. Here's why it could have been prevented - CNBC    Huy Fong Foods' sriracha hot sauce, in the green-capped bottle with the rooster label, has been hard to find for the past few years. In July 2020, the company sent an email to customers saying it was experiencing a shortage of the jalapeno chili peppers that are a main ingredient of the sauce. In April 2022, it reiterated the problem in a statement to customers. But it hasn't solved the problem yet - leaving consumers seeking alternatives to the popular hot sauce. Continued here A fitness trainer shares the No. 1 exercise for a 'longer life': It has 'major aging benefits' - CNBC    Starting at age 30, your muscle mass starts to deteriorate. But there are steps you can take to help fend off the negative effects. As a personal trainer, strength training is the No. 1 type of exercise I recommend to live longer. Research has even shown that people in their 70s with mobility issues can boost their longevity with a strength-training program. My favorite strength-training routine requires no gym or equipment. I do it every day, and the best part is that it take less than 20 minutes. Continued here

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