The obituaries will call him ‘billionaire founder of SlimFast.’ But we, first congregants of the Palm Beach Synagogue (1994) ...

His death on June 29 was confirmed by American Friends of Bar-Ilan University, where he had served on the board, according to ...

He turned a small family business into a billion-dollar weight-loss empire by replacing calorie counting and forbidden foods ...

The businessman and philanthropist was a longtime Palm Beach resident and a major Democratic Party donor who pushed for peace ...

Mr. Abraham used his fortune to donate to super PACS supporting Democrats and to efforts to bring peace to the Middle East.

Abraham founded the S. Daniel Abraham Center for Middle East Peace in 1989, a nonprofit aimed at peacebuilding between ...

S. Daniel Abraham, the New Yorker who became a billionaire by tempting dieters with Slim-Fast meal-replacement shakes and selling his company in 2000 to Unilever NV, has died.

Entrepreneur made billions off his popular weight-loss product in the 1980s before establishing nonprofit group focused on ...

The beverage was intended to constitute breakfast and lunch followed by a “sensible” dinner, as its television commercials advised.

The three philanthropists devoted themselves and their resources to important causes during lifetimes of service to Palm Beach and beyond.

S. Daniel Abraham, the mastermind behind Slim-Fast who transformed a modest family business into a weight-loss empire and shaped American dieting habits, died Sunday in Manhattan at age 100. The New ...