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Herbert Allen, Jr. Net Worth: Herbert Allen, Jr. is an American entrepreneur who has a net worth of $2.5 million. Born Herbert “Herb” Antony Allen, Jr. in 1940, he chairs Allen & Co., an investment bank. Right after his graduation from Williams College, in 1962, Allen joined New York-based Allen & Co., which was founded as an investment partnership in 1922 by his father, Herbert Allen, Sr., and his uncles, Harold Allen and Charles Allen, Jr. Four years later, Allen was appointed President, and later, in 1973, the company bought a controlling stake in Columbia Pictures. A decade later, Allen sold Columbia Pictures to the Coca-Cola Company for $750 million, and a seat of Coke’s Board which secured Allen a profitable spot on many Coke’s following deals. In 2002, Allen handed over his CEO position to his son, Herbert A. Allen III, and since then, the company has had interests in high-profile tech companies, including Yelp, Google, Zillow, Facebook, Zynga, LinkedIn, and Groupon. Moreover, Allen & Co. holds an annual conference, called Camp Allen, in Sun Valley which brings the biggest names in media and technology industries.

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Chris Laurita Net North: Chris Laurita is an American businessman and reality television cast member who has a net worth of $500 thousand. Chris Laurita was born January 1, 1970 in New Jersey. He is best known as a player on the reality television series Real Housewives of New Jersey, along with wife Jacqueline Laurita. Chris Laurita and his wife, Jacqueline, have two sons together. The Lauritas have been in the news for more than their participation on RHONJ—they reportedly filed for bankruptcy related to their former company Signature Apparel, but bankruptcy courts raised suspicions that the Lauritas may have intentionally defrauded creditors and that the Lauritas possibly spent company proceeds for their own benefit. Reportedly, the courts want the Lauritas to repay $7.8 million dollars to creditors. The Lauritas are contesting this ruling. Their home also fell into foreclosure and subsequent IRS issues arose. In further legal troubles, fellow RHONJ player Johnny Karagiorgis is suing the Lauritas for the RHONJ’s Moxie Salon/Posche 2 opening brawl (from the 2013 season)—an incident in which Karagiorgis believes producers and cast members conspired against him to lure him into a confrontation and that the fight was pre-meditated for a storyline.