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Family offices are stepping in with a mission-driven focus, patient capital, and long-term vision to sustain momentum where it matters most.

Petrol station kings Avi Silver and Eddie Hirsch, worth $4bn combined, are suing a foreign government, among 100 targets across their empire. This is the inside story of the secretive pair.

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Mega-stars like Taylor Swift couldn’t hide their wealth if they wanted to, but some keep it low-key. How many of these did you know?

The 2025 Global Family Office Report, compiled by Citi Wealth, is based on a survey of 346 family offices across 45 countries, offers a comprehensive deep dive into the evolving landscape of global wealth management. Conducted between June and July 2025, the report provides critical insights into in

The Global Family Office Report by BlackRock, based on a survey of 175 single-family offices overseeing over U.S.

Even as family offices face shifting investment risks and a changing economic backdrop, their allocations to equities and alternative investments have remained remarkably stable.

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Comfortable with the culture shock of living in the Middle East, Alexis Mannion and her family left Kingston upon Thames in 2023 for a new life in Abu Dhabi. Through her husband Liam’s job as an architect they’d lived in Qatar for three years in the run-up to the 2022 Fifa World Cup, and then a new opportunity came up in the capital of the United Arab Emirates. “We’d found Abu Dhabi to be a calm middle ground between the reserved Qatar and the intense urban experience of London or Dubai,” says

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The distribution of wealth between different people living in specific geographical regions has changed substantially over the past decades, with some segments of the population benefiting most from economic growth than others. In some parts of the United States, the United Kingdom and various European countries, the distribution of wealth has become increasingly uneven.

Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban is pushing for companies to share financial rewards with employees, arguing that stock options should extend beyond CEOs to all workers who help drive a company's success. Cuban Urges Companies To Give Stock Options To All Employees On Sunday, Cuban made the comments on X, responding to discussions about the growing wealth gap between top executives and average employees. "The better question is why are we not giving incentives to companies to require them to

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Billionaire Mark Cuban has voiced his concerns about the influence of his substantial wealth on his children’s lives and their personal achievements. Cuban, who has an estimated net worth of $5.7 billion, shared his apprehensions about the expectations his wealth imposes on his children during a chat with TikToker Bobbi Althoff on “The Really Good Podcast”. Cuban, a father to three children aged between 13 and 20, expressed that his wealth often leads to preconceived notions about his children.

Mark Cuban says that companies should offer employees the same kind of stock incentives they give CEOs. Cuban has long been a fan of companies sharing the spoils with employees. The wage gap between CEOs and workers has widened significantly in the past few decades.

Mark Cuban has a simple message for young people who want to make serious money: Forget trying to get hired at Google or Microsoft. Instead, learn how to bring artificial intelligence (AI) to regular businesses that have no clue what they’re doing.

Whether you’re a high earner, successful entrepreneur, or just someone who’s already built up a nice nest egg, the question isn’t just how to make money. It’s how to keep it, grow it and make smart choices along the way.

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