by
Hema Parmar
The Bridgewater founder offered a fairly rosy outlook for markets as recently as last month.
by
James Tarmy
He criss-crossed the country to visit artists’ studios, private collectors’ homes, and far-flung galleries.
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Amanda Gordon, Ben Steverman
The needs of charities are set to soar while the financial situations of many wealthy families have deteriorated.
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Tom Metcalf
“I have seen investors wait years trying to time their re-entry,” he wrote.
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Devon Pendleton
Oklahoma fracking mogul Harold Hamm dropped off the top 500 richest index Monday after losing almost half his net worth.
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Tom Metcalf
PepsiCo is planning to acquire Rockstar Energy Beverages for $3.9 billion.
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Devon Pendleton
The man often called the Warren Buffett of the Middle East saw his fortune drop to $13.8 billion.
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Jonas Cho Walsgard
Philip Ripman is among a new class of managers feeding a growing investor population desperate for cleaner returns.
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Devon Pendleton
Irv Weissman, 80, started working in a lab as a high school students for $25 a month.
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Ben Steverman
The ultra-rich and their advisers can also take a longer-term view of market volatility.
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Nabila Ahmed, Crystal Tse
One advisor who flies 250,000 miles a year said he’s canceled all upcoming trips to Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
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Bob Van Voris
They're accused of using tips on planned health-care mergers to make more than $4 million in illegal profits.
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Nishant Kumar
The fund’s struggles last month come as some other fund strategies have performed better.
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Bloomberg News
Companies that facilitate remote working and studying have also gotten a boost.
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Morten Buttler
Britta Nielsen, a 65-year-old former social worker, has stunned a country that’s used to topping anti-corruption rankings.
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Suzanne Woolley
Advisors to the world’s wealthiest people are urging clients to pounce on potential bargains.
