News about Richard White

While also studying on the job at his company, an Australian billionaire is offering university students the equivalent of $300,000 to complete their degree. Richard White, the founder of WiseTech Global, is expanding his 'earn and learn' scheme, which also includes shares upon graduation. Although there is one small catch - learning on the job will take out the traditional degree timeframe from three years to four years, Mr White said that the extra year is well worth it as a career is not assured.

This week, Jeremy Allen White stepped out to celebrate his Golden Globe victory with his parents and two children. Ezer, three, was the Bear's youngest child, while Delores, five, walked with her grandparents Eloise Ziegler and Richard White as the group returned to their vehicle. Jeremy, who recently sparked the heat in his sexy Calvin Klein ads, wore black pants and a gray sweatshirt.

This Sunday marks 90 years since the rise in affluence for one of the country's most popular myths, which has also divided opinion to this day. For centuries, the Lock Ness Monster has been shrouded in secrecy in Scottish folklore. The creature is often described as a massive, long-necked creature lurking in the Scottish Highland waters near Inverness. Since Hugh Gray captured the first photograph of 'Nessie' in 1933, whether or not the animal exists, it has been debated for ever. Gray snapped a little blurry snap outside Foyers' village on November 12, 1933, when some believe to see a massive king its long neck out of the water.

A man who took one of the first photograph of the Loch Ness Monster will kick off a sequence of talks about the creature ahead of its 90th anniversary. Richard White, of Muir of Ord, had been driving past the Loch in 1997 when he noticed ripples on its surface. He had a photograph that had been poured over by Nessie hunters ever since.

Natalie and Stephen Bennett (their car seen top left) are seen approaching a bend on a 50-mph road when Richard White's Toyota Avensis (bottom right) veers onto the wrong direction. Despite both cars being destroyed by the 90 mph impact of the crash, the three people survived. Mrs Bennett had a fractured ankle, but her husband had to be airlifted to the hospital after breaking two vertebrae and suffering a fractured rib. Mr Bennett, a scaffolder, had to have emergency intervention on his spine and spent 13 weeks in a body brace.

Richard White, 67, is worth $10.5 billion and still lives with his mother in the same middle-class suburb where he grew up...but has turned his childhood home into a majestic structure. For the former rock star wannabe (right) who now resembles glamorous bikie defence advocate Zena Nasser (left with White), who came back to fix guitars for AC/DC and the Angels before making his fortune in technology, it's been a long way to the top.

Zena Nasser, the girlfriend of WiseTech billionaire Richard White, posted the music video, which was filmed by her teenage daughter Eliza, on her Facebook page earlier this week. After he and his wife Nicola announced their separation this week, Mr White assumed the title 'Australia's Richest Boss' from mining magnate Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest in the Australian Financial Review's 'Twiggy' Forrest. Ms Nasser and several teenagers in their entourage were seen booing along to the top chart topper from several locations around Saint-Tropez, a French Riviera town, which is a favorite among the high-flyer set.

After mining magnates Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest and his wife Nicola announced their separation last week, Richard White claimed to be Australia's richest boss. However, the Wisetech co-founder is clearly regretting the day he went from a little-known executive to a headline-grabbing figure, despite the fact that it comes with inevitable scrutiny. Zena Nasser, his opulent mother, posted a 'unintentionally funny' TikTok video made by her teenage daughter's to her personal Facebook page, according to the AFR's Rear Window column.

Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest, Australia's richest boss, has been fired by a little known executive who once worked as a guitar technician for AC/DC. After Dr. Forrest revealed on Wednesday night that he was divorced from his wife of 31 years, WiseTech founder Richard White has landed on the top of the AFR's Rich Bosses List, wiping $20 billion from his personal fortune. The Rich Bosses List ranks the richest executives of the country's largest companies based on the value of their shareholdings in the company.

Robyn Denholm (left) bought the sprawling penthouse in The Ritz building in Cremorne Point, making it the highest apartment sale north of the Harbour Bridge. The top-floor apartment (right, top, and bottom) features seven bedrooms, garaging for six cars, rooftop living space, and stunning Sydney harbour views. Since purchasing the apartment for $8.1 million in 2011, the previous owner made a 240 percent profit on the property. The house is one of eight historic buildings and was constructed in 1913 as a luxurious hotel before it was run down and then used as a boarding house in the 1980s.

In Jackson, Mississippi, water is flowing again, but residents complain that it is so filthy that it can barely be used. The city's 150,000 people have been told they can take showers again but only with their mouths shutting, and a boil-water order is still in place. Crews are still working to restore pressure to the city's water system, which was severely harmed by recent floods. The National Guard is still getting out cases of water, but in some distribution centers, the lines may be miles long.