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The amount of capital gains tax paid to the Treasury over the past year dropped by more than £1 billion as fears grow of an exodus of wealth from Britain. According to data from HM Revenue & Customs, capital gains tax (CGT) receipts fell to £13 billion in the 12 months to March 2025, down 10 per cent from £14.5 billion in the same period last year. Analysts said that the fall in CGT income could reflect a trend of high-net-worth individuals leaving the UK after the non-dom regime was scrapped by

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The first few months of 2025 have been rocky for all Americans, from the rising price of groceries to the plummeting stock market. Following the announcement of tariffs on April 8, the S&P 500 closed 18.9% below the high recorded on Feb. 19, according to Reuters.

Many tech leaders tried to get close to Trump after the election, donating to his inaugural fund. One expert told BI that, since then, it's been a "rocky road" for Silicon Valley leaders and Trump. Here's where some of tech's big names — and businesses — stand with the president a few months in.

Two secretive billionaire brothers and one of Goldman Sachs’s most senior bankers are among the latest to leave the UK to escape the recent flurry of tax changes. Ian and Richard Livingstone, who own billions of pounds of real estate around the world, including Cliveden House in Berkshire and the Nobu Hotel in Ibiza, have moved their country of usual residency from the UK to Monaco, company filings show. It has also emerged that Richard Gnodde, a South African who is a veteran of Goldman Sachs

Apr 24, 2025 19:20 GMT Investing.com -- A new survey of Canadian millionaires reveals that more than a quarter (28%) are now more likely to leave Canada than they were during the last federal election, with concerns over declining quality of life and economic pessimism driving the shift. The Affluence & Elections Survey, released by investor migration consultancy Arton Capital, comes just days before Canadians head to the polls. The results show that among high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), the

Inventor James Dyson has talked about the importance of embracing "failure" in work and life. "I've always said mine is a life of failure," the British billionaire told The Wall Street Journal in an interview.