by
Katya Kazakina
The auction's results underscored the risk of seeking quick gains in the opaque art trade.
by
Oshrat Carmiel
Alex Rodriquez has entered into a partnership that will set out to buy apartment buildings in the city.
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Russ Alan Prince
The passing of self-made, super-rich clients can often cause family divisions to come to the surface in a hostile way.
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Sophie Alexander
Genies lets you build a cartoon version of yourself to use when you message someone.
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Reaz Jafri
There is an ever-lengthening list of countries that allow the wealthy refuge through carefully crafted investment programs.
by
Jonathan Browning
The Azeri banker is serving a 15-year prison sentence for abuse of his office.
by
Tom Metcalf
There are concerns that such a tax is unconstitutional because the federal government is prohibited from taxing property.
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Chris Reiter
Being a guardian of wealth has "personal sides that aren't so nice," one of the owners of BMW AG said.
by
Josh Petri
As autonomous driving gets closer, worries over safety grow. But the experts aren’t too worried yet.
by
Jasmine Teng
NFL player Kenny Moore was lauded by the investor for helping his son during a time of crisis.
by
Karen DeMasters
Small private foundations saw their assets decrease at the end of 2018 after robust growth a year earlier.
by
Lynnley Browning
A bill pending before the state legislature would change the name of the park to honor the folk singer Pete Seeger.
by
Russ Alan Prince
A majority of private wealth creation is a function of successful family businesses.
by
Ben Stupples
The transaction offers a glimpse at how the rich can leverage their assets for liquidity.
by
Katya Kazakina
Auction houses increasingly turn to third-party investors to place prearranged bids on expensive artwork.
by
James Tarmy
Art shows are aiming many of their high-priced works to high-spending private foundations.
