Sergey Brin's life and career, from USSR refugee to billionaire Google cofounder. ... Sergey Brin and Larry Page founded and launched Google from a dorm room near Stanford University.

Here are five examples of former refugees who were similarly hell-bent on dismantling the fiber of American morality. 1. Madeleine Albright. Stuart Ramson/AP.

Google cofounder Sergey Brin, who came to the US as a refugee, calls for unity in the face of President Donald Trump's immigration ban.

Billionaire venture capitalist Peter Thiel, who is Donald Trump's most prominent Silicon Valley backer, weighed in on the refugee ban by stating that the move does not constitute a religious test ...

When Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google and now the 26th richest man in the world, left the Soviet Union as a 6-year-old Jewish refugee in 1979, it was the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society that secured ...

5 Amazing Entrepreneurs Who Went From Refugees to the Rich List. ... from Sergey Brin to Elon Musk. And as many have noted in light of the recent anti-refugee rhetoric, ...

Refugees have gone on to become CEOs, ambassadors, and influential economic and cultural figures, including Google co-founder Sergey Brin. Countless others, while not household names, have gone above ...

This was the life of a refugee in postwar, ... Estefan); as many as 750,000 Soviet Jews fleeing persecution by a succession of Kremlin despots (including a young Sergey Brin). ...

Refugees contribute to society in revolutionary ways. Given the chance to find safety and attend school, many go on to become business owners, entrepreneurs and inventors who change the way we live ...

Second, refugees — from Albert Einstein to Madeleine Albright to Sergey Brin — have not only enriched our country in fields like science, politics, and technology, but refugees have also made ...