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Darius Ward Is a multimillionaire figure in the city of San Andreas and is also the founder of the San Andreas Business Association. He has topped the San Andreas' Forbes list and holds shares of more than 1,000 businesses in the city of San Andreas. He is known to be one of the best Entrepreneurs known to San Andreas, reaching a net worth of $79,085,829 after tax.
Education
editWard graduated from Bradwell High School in 1998 with a SAT score of 1968, where he progressed into the University of Los Santos. He dropped out directly after raking in a figure from investing shares in a toothpaste company. He has not returned to education ever since.
Finances
editIn 2003, Ward purchased shares in a newly developed toothpaste business known as 'Fresh'n'White', which went nationwide with a turnover of $13,046,092 in its first year. Ward then used his revenue to invest in NASDAQ shares, where he earned an additional 5 million in 3 years through spread betting in the economy. Ward had founded a company known as SABA, which purchased businesses and renovated them. With the success of the ideology of SABA, he was able to gain a net worth above 10 million.
After his legal issues, Ward was left with under 3 million, which he mostly used for expenses on SABA's businesses. The result of this move proved successful, resulting in him returning on an 8 digit figure. SABA continues to rise as a successful enterprise, securing Ward a position in the list of San Andreas' best entrepreneurs.
| Year | Net worth of Ward |
|---|---|
| 2004 | $1,596,839 |
| 2007 | $12,948,183 |
| 2010 | $7,458,891 |
| 2013 | $79,085,829 |
Legal Issues
editWard began encountering issues with the jurisdictional system in 2007, where he was indicted with financially aiding street level drug rings, illegal bookmarking activities and money laundering. He was acquitted of everything but the money laundering charges as approximately $14,000,000 in undeclared cash was found in his possession. He was fined $10,000,000 in federal court, alongside an additional $2,000,000 from the IRA for tax evasion. This was believed to be Ward's temporary downfall, however he managed to stand right back on his feet after investing in a collection of shares and businesses which have risen in value.
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