In perhaps some sort of balancing of the cosmic scales the overdogs then lost David Rockefeller, who by most accounts seems to have been an all right guy. Here is what the Tax Court was looking at for David Rockefeller for 1970 and 1971. Both John D., III and David Rockefeller also maintained personal offices and staffs at the same location in contiguous premises. At such location, John D., III and David Rockefeller, themselves, and through their personal staffs and the staff of the Rockefeller Family Joint Office, conducted their business, financial, philanthropic, and personal affairs. The Second Circuit upheld the Tax Court, which was the end of it as far as David Rockefeller was concerned, but not for the IRS.

Source: Forbes March 24, 2017 18:22 UTC