FILE– Dov Charney, the founder of the now-bankrupt retailer American Apparel, at the company's headquarters in Los Angeles, April 8, 2011. Careful financial planning, it turns out, is a good idea even in the stratosphere. Charney was ousted from his company. His share of the company was estimated at over $65 million in May 2014 and is now virtually worthless. At American Apparel's height, in 2007, Forbes put Charney's stake at $550 million. (Ann Johansson/The New York Times)