Aaron Task

Aaron Task was the Digital Editor of Fortune from 2015 to 2016.

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Sumner Redstone's daughter Shari Redstone leaves a downtown courthouse in Los Angeles

Why the Nasty Redstone Family Squabble Matters to Viacom Shareholders

By Peter Elkind and Aaron Task

US President Barack Obama in Saudi Arabia

Why America’s ‘Special’ Relationship With Saudi Arabia Is On the Rocks

By Vivienne Walt and Aaron Task

Bad News for Big Banks Is No Big Deal

Prime Minister Of India Visits The UK

In Need of Cash, India Chases $117 Billion in Elusive Back Taxes

By Reuters and Aaron Task

Record player

Arts & Entertainment

Record Store Day Is Becoming a Victim of Its Own Success

By Robert Gray and Aaron Task

Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton Campaigns In New York City

Hillary vs. the MetroCard: Snafu at 161st Street

By Josh King and Aaron Task

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Why Gold Is the Ultimate Hedge Against Hackers

By James Rickards and Aaron Task

Donald Trump in Appleton, WI.

Trump’s Prediction of ‘Massive Recession’ Puzzles Economists

By Reuters and Aaron Task

<h1>Childhood: Shirley Temple</h1>
Before the age of 10, Shirley Temple enjoyed four years as the top box-office draw in America, earning an unprecedented $50,000 per film from 20th Century Fox in the late 1930s. She gave definition to the term child star, which was the title of her autobiography.
But early success often comes with the cost of devoting your childhood to hard work rather than play. Temple acted in four films a year at an age when ordinary children swing in the playground and master cursive writing.
“The early young chargers are willing to sacrifice freedom and choice at a young age,” says Bruce Tulgan, New Haven-based consultant and author of <em>It’s Okay to Be the Boss</em>. “They put in a huge amount of time and energy in a focused pursuit at a very young age.”
Although Temple retired from movie-making at age 22, that early sacrifice gave her the platform and name recognition to become active in politics, serve on corporate boards, and fill the role of U.S. ambassador to Czechoslovakia during the administration of President George H.W. Bush.

Shirley Temple’s Rare Blue Diamond Ring to Be Auctioned

By Reuters and Aaron Task

Paul Volcker

Jerry Corrigan Retires from Goldman Sachs, a Friend and Foe of Paul Volcker

By Reuters and Aaron Task

Michael Jackson HIStory World Tour

Arts & Entertainment

Sony to Buy Michael Jackson’s Stake in Music Publishing Unit

By Reuters and Aaron Task

Men Really Are Clueless About Their Female Coworkers

By Rick Wartzman and Aaron Task

A couple watch a big screen outside movi

Arts & Entertainment

AMC Entertainment to Buy Carmike Cinemas for $1.1B

By Reuters and Aaron Task

<h2>1. Lawrence J. Ellison</h2>

Secrets of the ‘Superbosses’: Larry Ellison, Glorious Bastard

By Sydney Finkelstein and Aaron Task

BJP's Narendra Modi Becomes India's Prime Minister With Landslide Victory

Modi’s Budget, in Policy Shift, to Focus on Rural India: Officials

By Reuters and Aaron Task