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Barron announced in 2007 that he would donate 97% of his assets. Barron said in the statement: "It is better to do something good than let the grandson lose all his property." You can see how disappointed Barron is with his children.

I hope the Hilton family can inherit this spirit of adventure and struggle after Barron. On September 2 1 local time, Fox News reported that Barron Barron Hilton, former CEO of Hilton Hotel and American philanthropist, died at his home in Los Angeles in September 19 at the age of 9 1 year. The Conrad Hilton Foundation and the Hilton Family Foundation call it natural death. Barron is the son of Conrad Hilton, the founder of Hilton Hotel. Barron took the family brand to a new height during his tenure.

Among the tributes to Barron by his son Steven, granddaughter Paris and former subordinates, the most commonly used words are "Dare to take risks", "Great Vision" and "Extraordinary Achievement". According to Terrence, in the 1970s, Barron persuaded the board of directors to buy two Las Vegas casino cities from "gambling king" Kirk Kerkorian for $1.1.200 million, and expanded Hilton's business to the gambling industry in Nevada. This makes Hilton Hotels Group the first listed company in new york Stock Exchange to set foot in the gambling industry. According to Forbes News, when his father Connard died, he left only a few hundred thousand dollars and a small part of the Palestinian legacy.

Most of his family's assets were donated to the Roman Catholic Church and a charitable foundation. Barron was very dissatisfied with this and fought the lawsuit for 9 years. 1988, Barron finally won the case, obtained the voting right of the shares held by the charity fund, and became Hilton Head who actually controlled 25 voting rights. However, Barron made an amazing decision. According to an earlier report in Oriental Morning Post, Barron suddenly announced in 2007 that he would allocate 97 charities from his net assets of about $2.3 billion.