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How one major career risk built a $500M empire: Mindy Grossman

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Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi sits down with Ring Founder and CEO Jamie Siminoff to unveil his latest game-changing invention, the Ring smart lock. Siminoff also explains why he isn't worried about Apple's rumored jump into the smart home space. Learn more about your ...  Show more

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