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Famed billionaire financier Thomas H. Lee, who committed suicide last month, listed just $25 million worth of his assets in his will.
Famed billionaire financier Thomas H. Lee, who committed suicide last month, listed just $25 million worth of his assets in his will.
 
Famed billionaire financier Thomas H. Lee was found dead in his office bathroom on Thursday with a single gunshot wound to his head.
Famed billionaire financier Thomas H. Lee was found dead in his office bathroom on Thursday with a single gunshot wound to his head.
 
Quaker Oats announced on Wednesday that it is going to rename and rebrand its pancake brand, Aunt Jemima, amid growing backlash online because the name was based on a “racial stereotype.”
Quaker Oats announced on Wednesday that it is going to rename and rebrand its pancake brand, Aunt Jemima, amid growing backlash online because the name was based on a “racial stereotype.”
 
Originally a part of Bath County, Craven was annexed in 1712, and named after one of the Carolina Lord Proprietors, the Earl of Craven.
Originally a part of Bath County, Craven was annexed in 1712, and named after one of the Carolina Lord Proprietors, the Earl of Craven.
 
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