Chuck Feeney, the billionaire businessman who dreamed of giving his died at the age of 92 in his rented San Francisco apartment. His death was announced Monday by the foundation he launched in 1982. The foundation was wound up in 2020 when its funds were all donated. Feeney was a graduate of the Ivy League Cornell University who made his fortune when he co-founded Duty Free Shoppers, a chain of airport stores, along with a college friend, Robert Miller.
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