A University of California analysis of 3,900 married business owners found nearly one in three entrepreneurs divorced, roughly double the 10-15% rate of non-founders in the same age bracket.
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"After Bezos' divorce from MacKenzie Scott - one of the costliest separations in history, which awarded her $38 billion-plus in Amazon shares - his lawyers worked for months to draw up ironclad papers."