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Just a Lebemann? Mark Mateschitz punishes his critics with new records and acquisitions

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Two years after the takeover of the gigantic Red Bull inheritance from his father, one can state: 32-year-old Mark Mateschitz passed the first test, got internal turbulence under control and further expands his billions empire. And the most important thing: Red Bull is also making new records in the economic crisis, whereby the owners are now more plentiful. The profit distribution for Mateschitz has recently decreased noticeably.

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