Right after the famous jewelry company Tiffany & Co. Confirming Rosé becoming a global brand ambassador, they have given Rosé a lot of special things. She became the first Asian model to have her own billboard covering a building at 5th Avenue (Manhattan) – the busiest New York City center in the United States. Advertising image Rosé took for Tiffany & Co. occupied the entire storefront flagship store (big store) in the second busiest shopping street in the world. According to the company’s plan, they will continue to bring Rosé to many majestic appearances flagship store other. Talk is do, Tiffany & Co. coverage of Rosé images everywhere. Rosé’s giant billboards make BLINKs proud. From New York to Singapore, wherever Tiffany & Co. Then there was Rosé’s presence in an extremely impressive way, making anyone passing by have to look up. Indeed, not all brand ambassadors are favored by brands to this extent, not to mention Rosé is not the only face of Tiffany & Co. On the contrary, Rosé must also prove her remarkable charm to be so trusted by this high-end jewelry company. And it’s not just Tiffany & Co. With Rosé “invading the world”, Saint Laurent also pampered BLACKPINK’s main vocalist when displaying Rosé’s photos at many big shopping malls. Seeing the pictures of Rosé appearing everywhere, netizens had to nod their heads to admit “I can’t stand it in the future, Rosé!”.

Broadway artists perform in Times Square on March 12. Photo: AP According to the AP news agency, starting May 19, people in New York City who have been fully vaccinated may not need to wear masks when going out, to restaurants, grocery stores, gyms. sex. Businesses will also be allowed to operate at full capacity if they ensure all customers are vaccinated against COVID-19. The subway system will also resume full operation this week. The midnight curfew for bars, clubs and restaurants will also be lifted at the end of May. The theater is already open for sale, though shows will begin in September at the earliest. “75% of things are going back to normal,” says Mark Kumar (24), a personal trainer. However, Ameen Deen (63 years old) was less optimistic about New York’s ability to soon return to normal as before because there has been so much loss in the recent COVID-19 pandemic. The curfew for bars and restaurants will be lifted by the end of this month. Photo: AP As long as all passengers are fully immunized, businesses can operate at full capacity. Photo: AP Last spring, the largest city in the United States became the nation’s most serious COVID-19 hotspot, when it saw more than 21,000 people die from COVID-19 in just two months. Hospitals are overwhelmed with patients and bodies. Refrigerated trucks are used as temporary body storage. The familiar busy streets of New York fell into silence, only the sound of ambulance sirens and the cheers of people from the windows of apartments for medical workers. After a year, New York hopes the vaccination campaign is giving the city a resurgence. About 48% of people in the city have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. The number of deaths from COVID-19 in recent weeks has only recorded about 20 cases / day. New cases and hospitalizations also decreased significantly. The subway system returned to operating capacity as before the epidemic. Photo: AP Barber shops have also been allowed to operate. Photo: AP Casinos in Las Vegas are back to 100% capacity and do not require social distancing. Disneyland in California opened late last month after being closed for more than 400 days. Summer music festivals like Lollapalooza are back. The federal government said adults who have received two full doses of the vaccine do not need to wear a mask when participating in this 100,000-fan gathering event. New York Mayor Bill de Blasio declared it “New York City’s summer”. Shakeem Brown, an artist and delivery man in Manhattan, said it was “refreshing” to see things reopening. At e’s Bar on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, owner Erin Bellard said: “We feel the energy of society gradually increasing. People are very happy to be out.”

The Manor Central Park creates successive modern Hang streets, promising to create one of the busiest commercial destinations in the capital when it comes into operation. (Photo: The Manor Central Park). In addition to the income level many times higher than the average income of the majority, the elite community is also people with a respectable cultural background, knowledge and living capital. With their own taste, they are especially picky in their life experiences. A recent Wealth-X statistic shows that 30% of billionaires live in 15 cities. The place with the highest concentration of super-rich people is the largest city in the United States – New York, while the Japanese capital Tokyo ranks at 15. The strong attraction of these cities to the elite is partly proven. in famous neighborhoods like Ginza and Manhattan. GINZA: TOKYO’s LUXURY METHOD In Tokyo – the thriving urban center of Japan, Ginza is one of the most unique shopping streets, attracting the elite to trade and trade. From the 1870s, Ginza began to urbanize, learning Western planning methods and architecture. Ginza is one of the most unique shopping streets, attracting the upper class to trade and trade. (Image: Pixabay.com). The harmonious blend of tradition and modernity, reflected in the old shops and the trendy shops, is what describes the current Ginza. The most attractive areas such as: Ginza Six, a huge shopping center with more than 200 famous brands of cosmetics, furniture, and fashion; Ginza Wako sells luxury jewelry or Itoya sells popular stationery. Attraction with the elite pushed up land prices in Ginza sharply. According to The Japan Times, in 2017, the price of Ginza land was the most expensive in Tokyo when it reached 50.5 million yen/m2 (equivalent to 11.2 billion VND), one third of the peak period due to the real estate bubble in 1990. Despite the expensive prices, the owners of the world’s leading brands, from fashion such as Chanel, Dior, Gucci, Prada… to electronics Apple, Samsung, Sony… all have stores here. MANHATTAN: HEART OF NEW YORK CITY Not only is New York’s famous financial center, Manhattan is also considered the cultural, financial, media and entertainment “capital” of the whole world. In particular, Downtown Manhattan is imbued with New York history with centuries-old churches or magnificent European-style neighborhoods. Expressions of Manhattan’s innovative spirit are skyscrapers, architectural marvels that “draw a new horizon” for New York. Regardless of day and night, Manhattan is always vibrant and bustling, attracting those who love dynamism. The main intersection of the district is Times Square, which is packed with shops, boutiques and giant billboards. Right in the heart of the excitement and bustle is Central Park – Central Park with an area of ​​3.4km2, always attracting millions of visitors each year with a series of special events and festivals. Those are the factors that make Manhattan real estate always in the top of New York and the whole of America. The median home price for sale is nearly $1.5 million, five times the average in the United States, according to Zillow – a popular real estate website in the US. INTERNATIONAL CITY INSPIRATION IN HANOI Attracting global elites and tourists from all over the world, it is not surprising that Ginza or Manhattan have become the inspiration for high-end projects. In Vietnam, one of the investors in this direction is Bitexco with The Manor Central Park urban area. Not only inspired by the hustle and bustle of major cities in the world such as Ginza or Manhattan, The Manor Central Park also inherits the trading culture of 36 Hanoi streets by creating modern streets. great. Rows of commercial townhouses run one after another throughout the entire urban area, promising to turn this place into a bustling and attractive destination not only for neighboring people, but also anyone who has the opportunity to visit Hanoi. Noi, turning The Manor Central Park into a leading “destination real estate” in the capital. The urban area is located at the southwest gateway of Hanoi, adjacent to the large Chu Van An park. With a total planning area of ​​up to 89.7 hectares, The Manor Central Park is impressed by its smart open plan, diverse utility system, “measurement and tailoring” for the elite community of residents. The urban area is also “breathed” by the architectural consultancy EE&K; Kume Sekkei and American architect Carlos Zapata – the leading names in real estate planning and design in the world. Carlos Zapata used to accompany Bitexco to create iconic works such as Bitexco Financial Tower in Ho Chi Minh City and JW Marriott Hanoi Hotel.

One57 is located between entertainment centers, tourist attractions, elite restaurants and legendary shopping avenue Fifth Avenue. 38 different apartments located on 7 floors have been fully furnished. Apartments range from 1 bedroom for single people to 2 and 4 bedrooms for the whole family. The central area can be clearly seen up to the 38th floor. All apartments here have floor-to-ceiling glass windows so they have a great and unobstructed view of the city from above. high. One57 is designed and furnished by the development company Extell. In the picture is apartment 38E with the most “soft” price compared to the general floor of the building, about 5.25 million USD with 1369 square feet (about more than 127 square meters) or 3,853 USD per square foot. This apartment has 1 bedroom and 2 bathrooms. From the north side of the building, Central Park can be seen, while the south side is the busy center of Manhattan. The Hudson River and the East River can both be seen from the building. An apartment when handed over to the owner will have everything from pots and pans in the kitchen to glassware, bed sheets, towels and even a fluffy white robe hanging in the house. shower. The kitchen had all the necessary appliances. It also has wine coolers, high-quality kitchenware, set dining tables and a great location overlooking Central Park. Park Hyatt hotel is located in One57 building with full services from swimming pool, spa, restaurants to house keeping service and dry cleaning. With the services here, if you don’t want to, you really don’t need to step out in your life. Although the hotel is in a building, One57 still has its own entrance with a 24-hour janitor. If you want to watch movies at night with friends, there is also a private screening room to serve you at any time. The building also houses a piano for residents to showcase their musical talents. The library and living room area is a quiet place to read or play bill – a The building also has a fitness center, yoga, sports and even a separate room for each person’s training needs. In addition, here are also fully equipped with all kinds of exercise machines. If you want to organize a party but your house is too small, then this dining room is the place for you with all kinds of equipment and tools.

The super-tall 67-story One Vanderbilt skyscraper at the corner of 42nd Street and Vanderbilt Avenue in midtown Manhattan, New York City. Ascent, an all-glass elevator, travels 369 meters outside of the skyscraper, offering breathtaking views of the city. The more adventurous can opt for Levitation, the transparent glass cases that jut out of the tower, at 324 meters above Madison Avenue. Dizziness with the glass elevator of a 67-story building in the US The entire project, called Summit One Vanderbilt, will include an Après cafe, a rooftop bar, and “the tallest urban outdoor alpine in the world.” Kenzo Digital’s creative team designed an art installation for the observatory. Marc Holliday, President and CEO of SL Green said: “We create a destination that provides a memorable interactive experience for a lifetime, visitors will have the best views, spanning the entire New City of New City. York. Summit One Vanderbilt is an incredible, inspiring project that anyone should experience. It’s a special, thrilling place that New Yorkers and visitors from all over the world will visit again and again.” Fred Dixon, president and chief executive officer of NYC & Company, believes that the launch of this attraction will give the city an impetus as it begins to revive its tourism industry, which has suffered greatly from the epidemic. “New York City is going to be full of energy in the fall, and Summit One Vanderbilt is a great addition that attracts locals and visitors,” Dixon said. There are also a number of famous observatories in the city, such as the six-story Top of the Rock observatory at Rockefeller Center, located 259 meters above the street. In 2019, the Empire State Building commissioned a new observatory on the 102nd floor, 382 meters above the ground.

Times Square: A neighborhood in Manhattan and nicknamed the “Crossroads of the World”, Times Square is one of the most famous and bustling places in the world with a never-ending flow of people. The Statue of Liberty: The Statue of Liberty is a large neoclassical sculpture located on Liberty Island in New York Harbor. This is not only the symbol of New York City but also the image representing the whole of America. Today the Statue of Liberty has become a top tourist attraction in the world. Empire State skyscraper with dignified and modern architecture, is one of the famous tourist attractions of the city. The view of the whole city from the 86th floor is a special feature that attracts many visitors to this building. Grand Central Central Station: Grand Central Depot Station was built in 1871 and soon became a major central station. This magnificent, vibrant center for commuters is this month’s must-see attraction for architecture lovers. Coney Island: With its sandy beach, gently rolling waves, and cool boardwalk, visitors can feel like Coney Island is a world away from frenetic Manhattan. When you come here, enjoy the famous hotdog at Nathan’s Famous restaurant. The Metropolitan Museum of Fine Arts (also known as the Met Museum) – one of the largest art museums in the United States, it owns a lot of valuable art collections and the most unique artefacts in the world. world. SoHo: SoHo is still one of the largest shopping streets in New York. The neighborhood specializes in big brands such as J. Crew, Pottery Barn Bloomingdale, Prada… You can find all fashion brands here. The National 9/11 Memorial is a memorial to the victims of the terrorist attack on the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York and was built in the former location at the WTC Twin Towers. destroyed. Chinatown in Manhattan is currently the place with the largest concentration of Chinese people in the United States. Chinatown is not only home to the largest concentration of Chinese people in New York, but also an attractive tourist destination with hundreds of restaurants, markets and shops on crowded streets. Brooklyn Bridge: The Brooklyn Bridge is not only one of the engineering masterpieces of the 19th century, a must-see when visiting New York, it is the first steel rope suspension bridge and the longest suspension bridge in the world. world at the time that it was built with a length of up to 486m. Williamsburg, Brooklyn: Visit the Williamsburg neighborhood to visit countless shops displaying unique works of art. Central Park: Central Park was designed by two architects Calvert Vaux and Frederick Law Olmsted. This place is likened to the jewel of New York. Visitors can tour by bicycle, enjoy the sound of guitar and enjoy pancakes or pumpkin waffles in a gentle, green space.

SoHo (short for South of Houston Street) is one of the richest neighborhoods in New York City, USA. SoHo is located in southern Manhattan, surrounded by NoHo, Little Italy, TriBeCa and South Village. According to Insider, around the 1960s, SoHo was mainly home to industrial parks, textile factories, and manufacturing factories. Then, when the factories and companies leave one by one. SoHo attracts artists who are looking for workspaces here. Most of the buildings in SoHo were used as a place of business and commerce for decades. Many cult brands, retailers are located in this area. If you go along some roads in SoHo, visitors will be overwhelmed by the luxury and splendor. SoHo’s history is reflected in iconic cobblestone streets. It dates from the 19th to 20th century and is interconnected through many zones. In 1990, rents in this area skyrocketed. Many visitors come here to enjoy a day of shopping, dine at Manhattan’s best restaurants or take a scenic walk. SoHo has plenty of space to display artworks. For example, The Drawing Center, a non-profit exhibition on Wooster Street, is a place for artists in SoHo. Martha Beck, curator of the Museum of Modern Art, founded The Drawing Center in 1977 as a place to interact and create creative spaces for local artists. Andrew Berman, executive director of the Greenwich Village Historic Preservation Association, calls SoHo “a historic gem with a unique architecture.” It captures the story of a city’s development from small town to the center of world culture and trade. With its existing advantages, SoHo is being proposed to be planned to create affordable real estate for the middle class. According to The Gothamist reported in October 2020, Bill de Blasio, the mayor of New York, said the city government is considering re-zoning SoHo. The New York City Planning Department plans to add 3,200 units to the neighborhood. Of which 800 units will be priced lower than the market price. Bringing affordable housing to the affluent is a typical New York strategy for repartitioning people with lower incomes, according to Insider. Will Thomas, board member for Open New York, the SoHo affordable housing group, sees it as a “historic opportunity”. “This will really change the unwritten rules surrounding the development in this city. In particular, during the pandemic, affordable housing is more essential than ever,” Thomas told. The Gothamist.

The photo was taken in 1889. The residence of lawyer Elliot Fitch Shepard (the nearest building) and his wife, Margaret Vanderbilt Shepard, daughter of William H. Vanderbilt, at 2 West 52nd Street. The ornate house of Shepard’s brother-in-law, William K. Vanderbilt, lay beside it. In the distance is St. Church. Thomas Episcopal and Presbyterian Church on Fifth Avenue. The photo was taken in 1899. Two women walk beside a row of wagons near Madison Square. A woman overlooks the Statue of Liberty from the deck of a ferry in the early 1900s. The statue was made and given to America by France in honor of America’s 100 years of independence. 1901. Children play skiing in Central Park. The park’s long and narrow design is the result of a 1858 competition with victories for Connecticut-born landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted and British-American architect Calvert Vaux. 1911. Times Square in neon lights, taken more than a century ago. 1915. A group of women led the Manhattan Delegation in the Election Party for Women parade, a New York City-based political organization. 1921. Deputy Police Commissioner John A. Leach (right) watched two men pour alcohol down a sewer, after a raid enforced a ban on the production and sale of alcohol. Congress passed the 18th Amendment in 1920, banning the production and sale of alcohol, opening up a 13-year period of alcohol ban. This ended with the adoption of the 21st Amendment in 1933, which repealed the 18th Amendment. 1923. Young girls dancing Charleston in Harlem, a residential neighborhood in New York City. Although the dance existed before the 1920s, it gained popularity after appearing on the Broadway show Running Wild in 1923. 1925. A corner of New York’s East Side in the mid-20s. If you look closely, you will see shops selling diamonds, fur and suitcases, as well as an advertisement for a loan office in the photo. . 1930. Unemployed men line up waiting for bread and necessities during the Great Depression. In 1932, 1 in 3 New Yorkers was unemployed, and about 1.6 million people lived on government subsidies. 1938. Aerial view of the crowd welcoming New Year’s Eve in Times Square. People in America started to welcome the new year in Times Square since 1904. 1940. A group of people look out from above the Empire State Building. It was the tallest building in the world until the 1970s, when the World Trade Center won this position. 1947. A child waved an American flag from the crown of the Statue of Liberty. The crown’s 25 windows overlook the surrounding New York Harbor. 1953. Pedestrians weave through the busy traffic of New York City. 1958. Two models wearing fur coats, velvet berets and waist-length skirts walked across the Tudor City Bridge during a photo shoot for Vogue magazine. 1961. Three walkers holding umbrellas fight snow and wind as they cross the intersection at 148 Street in Harlem. Blizzard occurred in February 1961 with some areas recorded snow as thick as 50cm. 1966. A helicopter landed on top of the Pan-Am building (now the MetLife building), designed by the German architect and Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius. 1967. Business premises at the corner of 7th Avenue and 42nd Street in Times Square. People on the subway in 1976, along with the famous Lark cigarette commercial. New Yorkers crowded on the Brooklyn Bridge in 1978 after a serious power failure caused the subway system to stop working. Pedestrians walk past the entrance to the New York Stock Exchange on Wall Street. The 1980s was a decade marked by wealth, especially in New York City, a trend that existed until the 1987 stock market crash. 1999. A crowd of 30,000 people ran across the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge on Staten Island during the New York City Marathon. Today, it is the largest marathon in the world, with 53,627 participants in 2019./.

Ephemeral Tattoo – scheduled to open in late March in Brooklyn, USA – uses tattoo ink that lasts for 15 months. This is ideal for those who want a tattoo but are not willing to stick with the pattern for life. Tattoos last for 15 months to give young people a chance to experience art. Photo: Fox News. CEO Jeff Liu and his colleague Josh Sakhai, Brennal Pierre and Vandan Shah have spent six years developing a non-permanent but long-lasting ink. The inks used at Ephemeral Tattoo will decompose over time. However, tattoos that only last for 15 months are not popular with other tattoo artists. For many people, this is a way to experience art without having to worry about tattoo removal with regret. Meanwhile, tattoo artist Michael Bellamy – owner of Red Rocket Tattoo in Manhattan, USA – noticed: “A drawing lasts for a year against the permanence, commitment and rebellious spirit of tattoo art Figure”. ‘Tattooing in Korea is illegal’ Tattooist Zihwa said she was afraid of being arrested while doing her favorite job.

Hadid’s duplex apartment is located in an industrial building in trendy SoHo area. It enjoys a prime location in downtown Manhattan. Long legs born in 1996 were redecorated to make the apartment more trendy. Bella Hadid paid $ 6.1 million to buy this apartment at the end of November 2019. She currently offers real estate owned by her for 6,499 million USD. Modern flat design apartment with spacious space, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms with a total area of ​​2,180 m2. In addition, the apartment is also integrated with a private terrace, providing an additional 779 m2. Comfortable and luxurious interior of the Bella Hadid apartment for sale. Photo: Richard Caplan, StreetEasy. The Bella Hadid apartment building for sale was built in the 1870s. The owner converted the building from a silk showroom to a residential area in 2016. The building preserves industrial origin with its domed ceilings made of red brick. Exposed pipe system, dark metal metal. Hadid combines warehouse-inspired details with luxurious living to revamp the nest. The apartment of Gigi Hadid’s sister has a built-in wardrobe imported from Italy. A small glass-clad wine room is placed under a steel staircase. In addition, the kitchen is equipped with quality machines and a modern cooking system. In the center of the apartment is a large space, combining kitchen, home office, living room and dining room. The floor is clad with hard wood, the ceiling is designed with modern lighting to bring the industrial breath. With a cross-floor design, the apartment ensures a large enough space including a dining area and a private living area. The terrace has a combination of stone and luxurious wood. In addition, there are many trees everywhere in the house to bring fresh air. Bella Hadid appeared at the show Versace Fall – Winter 2021 with her sister Gigi. Photo: Bella Hadid. Bella Hadid has yet to reveal where to stay next. Maybe she will follow Yolanda’s mother to enjoy a peaceful life on a farm on the East Coast of America. Or long legs born in 1996 following her sister Gigi Hadid, making her own mini villa in Manhattan. At the end of January, Bella Hadid returned to the social network after a period of silence. She revealed that the reason was to focus on improving mental health, according to her ELLE . Hadid spends time resting, reading more, being outdoors and having fun with friends. “I have found myself, my strength and light”, the model shared. She did not forget to thank those close to her to help her overcome the difficulties. On March 5, Bella Hadid and her sister Gigi appeared at Versace Autumn-Winter show 2021. This show also marked the return of Gigi Hadid after giving birth last year. Three sisters Gigi, Bella and Anwar Hadid pitted on the catwalk Having a mother who is a former famous model, Gigi Hadid and two children are now confirming their own position in the fashion industry.

Bernard Madoff – the man behind the largest and most devastating pyramid scheme in history, taking over $ 65 billion of tens of thousands of victims worldwide, has gone from the pinnacle of fame. hope – from a powerful Wall Street tycoon to an extremely hated criminal who spends the rest of his life in a prison in North Carolina. The US federal prison agency confirmed that Bernard Madoff died at the age of 82 on April 14 while serving a prison term.

Super trick Bernard Madoff. Photo: Reuters

“We think he is God”

For decades, Bernard Madoff, former chairman of the Nasdaq stock exchange, has been regarded as a model of a self-made financial expert who always enjoys luck despite the volatility of the market.

He has attracted a large number of dedicated investment clients, from Florida retirees to the rich and famous, including director Steven Spielberg, actor Kevin Bacon, Fred Wilpon – team boss baseball New York Mets and Elie Wiesel – Nobel Peace Prize winners

Madoff, was born in 1938 in a middle-class Jewish neighborhood in Queens, New York. His father, Ralph, was a stockbroker – the son of Eastern European immigrants in the United States.

Madoff and his brother Peter arrived on Wall Street in 1960 with the meager money saved from working as lifeguards and installing sprinkler systems. Madoff studied political science and law before founding Bernard L Madoff Investment Securities (BMIS). BMIS has built a reputation for large deals on the Nasdaq. In 1980, the company owned three floors of a high-rise building in downtown Manhattan.

Madoff helped make Nasdaq the largest stock exchange in North America through efforts to build its competitive advantage and increase its influence between 1970 and 1980. He was later appointed. President Nasdaq, has become a reliable figure in the eyes of investors as well as regulators.

“We think he is God. We entrust everything into his hands “, Elie Wiesel – Nobel Peace Prize winner shared.

Silently “cheat black child”

But what the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) did not discover is that behind the scenes, in a separate and closed office, Madoff secretly runs the virtual wealth network using the money of the houses. New investments to pay back the old ones. If other ponzi scams work by paying high returns to investors and then collapsing quickly, Madoff pays a modest but steady return to perpetuate the scam over the long term.

Over the years, at least $ 13 billion has been invested in Madoff’s missions, the US authorities said. The collected documents show that Madoff’s profits are always stable at 2 digits even during market downturns. Before Madoff was arrested, many reports said that the amount of invested assets had reached 65 billion USD.

Kim in the bag for a long time also emerged

It all collapsed in 2008 after Madoff’s business was uncovered as a classic Ponzi scheme that brought the businessman billions. This mission has evaporated all money and wiped out the fortunes of investors – rich and poor, shattering many charities and funds around the world. Madoff – the biggest fraud boss in Wall Street history is so hated that he must wear a bulletproof vest to court after admitting his crime.

Madoff’s crimes not only ruined the lives of 37,000 victims, but also destroyed his own family, including Madoff’s two sons. Mark – one of his children committed suicide in 2010 – two years after his father was arrested. Another left son, Andrew, died of cancer at the age of 48. His wife, Ruth, is still alive and is currently hiding somewhere in Greenwich, Connecticut.

Madoff has created “a legend around him that makes everything special, unique and all,” said Elie Wiesel, a victim of the Ponzi mission that was seized for $ 15.2 million. are kept secret ”. Like many of his clients, Madoff and his wife enjoy a lavish lifestyle. They own a $ 7 million apartment in Manhattan, a $ 11 million real estate in Palm Beach, Florida, and a $ 4 million home on Long Island. In addition, his family has a house in the south of France, private aircraft and yachts.

In a report released in 2009, lawyer Irving Picard, representing the victims of the scam said: “The investigation of Madoff’s assets has led to a maze of funds, nests organizations and many international agencies are related and intertwined in unprecedented complexity with a width that seems to have no stops “.

The report said Madoff’s scam spread widely: Britain, Ireland, France, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Spain, Gibraltar, Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Bahamas. More than 15,400 lawsuits have been filed against Madoff.

Madoff pleaded guilty in March 2009, saying he wanted to apologize to all victims and was deeply ashamed of his behavior. After being confined to an attic apartment in Manhattan for a while, he was sentenced to 150 years in prison in June 2009 and began serving in July 2009. The Madoff’s property was auctioned off. The US government also set up a trust to recoup the money that Madoff’s company has put into investments and pay thousands of victims.