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In 1918, Milton Hershey Quietly Put About $60 Million In Stock Into A Trust. Over 100 Years Later, That Trust Still Exists And Holds About $23.6 Billion In Assets.
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In 1918, a childless candy maker secretly left his fortune to orphans through a legal structure that still controls one of America's largest snack companies. The article gives no company name, financial figures, or current market developments.
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