Rei Jane Huai 

The co-founder of FalconStor software, Hui, was known for his exceptional skills in software development and for making FalconStor a reputable company. However, he was later removed from his position as CEO due to allegations of approving inappropriate payments to a customer. Despite being the major stockholder and the most powerful figure in the company, Hui was forced to face an investigation, ultimately leading to the end of his successful career. It is worth mentioning that Hui played a significant role in introducing the Virtual Tape library, revolutionizing the way people relied on disks.

Peter Smedley 

The BBC documentary Choosing to Die brings back memories, questions, and speculations about a couple named Peter Smedley and Christine. They were married for over 30 years and lived a life of luxury. Peter, a hotelier and owner of a tinned food business empire, was unfortunately suffering from a deadly motor neuron disease. This illness caused him to endure some of the most difficult days of his life. According to his friends, Peter was incredibly lonely and rarely shared his struggles with others. Eventually, he made the decision to end his own life at the Dignitas clinic, a facility where individuals with terminal illnesses can receive assisted deaths from medical professionals. In his younger years, Peter worked as a pea picker before becoming a pilot in South Africa and eventually finding success as a businessman. At the time of his death, he was accompanied by his wife and the staff at Dignitas.

Wayne Pai 

The founder of Taiwan's Polaris group, a highly respected brokerage firm, tragically took his own life. Rumors circulated about his involvement in insider trading with a university official, tarnishing his reputation. In 2008, he mysteriously disappeared, prompting his wife and Polaris staff to seek help from the police and the public in locating him. Sadly, his lifeless body was discovered two days later on the outlying islands. He was 56 years old.

Paul castle 

The multi million pound business of this man received a huge setback when he threw himself in front of a train. During times of recession, he went into losses, and a series of debt followed. They could not bear his peaceful existence. Adding to it, he had numerous health problems like prostate, heart, skin and esophagus related issues which had wreaked havoc in his personal life and made him go from hospital to hospital frequently. He had become Britain’s youngest Polo Team sponsor and was a friend of Prince Charles.

Huibert Boumeester 

The 49-year-old millionaire banker was found dead, having committed suicide with his own gun. It is unclear whether he left his job voluntarily or was forced to leave, but it is certain that his death was due to the loss of his job. He had risen to the position of Chief Financial Officer and had also established a foundation to promote culture in various nations. Additionally, he served as director for three different charities. His bank was taken over by the Royal Bank of Scotland, resulting in significant losses. He owned six licensed guns and rifles, and one day he went missing. The police later found his body, which was identified by his grieving family.