In his autobiography, Andrew Carnegie recounts one of the most pivotal periods of his young life—his transformation from a simple messenger boy to a skilled telegraph operator. The Weight of Family Responsibility Carnegie begins by revealing the invisible burden he carried as a young teenager.

Mark Cuban says Big Tech's AI race mirrors the 1990s engine search wars, and could end the same way. He warns that major players, such as Google and OpenAI, are overspending in a winner-takes-all race.

Invalid date EDT With Gen Z facing an uphill battle in today’s job market, landing the right role—or even starting your own entrepreneurial venture—can feel overwhelming. Recommended Video ●●●● But instead of following the age-old advice of chasing your passions, it might be smarter to center yourself on one thing that you can’t get enough of. It’s advice that Shark Tank star Robert Herjavec said he learned from his former costar, billionaire investor Mark Cuban. “Life doesn’t care about your

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NASA is looking for alternatives to SpaceX's Starship HLS, presenting Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin with a great opportunity.

Warren Buffett, chair and CEO of holding company Berkshire Hathaway, says stock splits often increase transaction costs, invite short-termism, and detach price from business value.

Warren Buffett’s “one rule” is simple but powerful: never confuse a stock’s price with its value. In downturns like 1966 and 2008, that principle helped Buffett beat the market and even make billions while others lost fortunes.

Some financial successes are enough to impress even the world's richest man.

Warren Buffett is one of my favorite investors of all time, and I’d wager a guess that most readers are on the same page.

Michael Burry of "The Big Short" is moving on from managing money to writing a Substack. The famed investor told Business Insider that "writing and analysis go hand-in-hand." Other investors said writing sharpens their thinking and lets them share lessons and insights.

Intelligence is only one part of the equation.

Forbes Research shows that high-net-worth individuals are recalibrating on including digital assets in their portfolios.

There are lots of incentives for investors to relocate, says senior Citi Private Bank executive James Holder

November 25, 2025 Prior to delivering a brief keynote and moderating a panel at the Global Family Offices Summit in Miami last week, I instinctively had a cursory glance at the artificial intelligence news du jour. Much to my dismay, it was an excruciating and depressing experience, with gloom and doom plastered on clickbait headlines about the AI bubble, deep fakes, and the endless grave of failed corporate pilots. Herein lies the paradox: on the one hand, commentators shrug off the AI

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Invalid date EDT Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, one of Silicon Valley’s most vocal boosters of ChatGPT, announced Sunday that he’s abandoning OpenAI’s chatbot after a brief trial of Google’s newly released Gemini 3 model. “Holy s—. I’ve used ChatGPT every day for 3 years. Just spent 2 hours on Gemini 3. I’m not going back,” Benioff wrote on X. “The leap is insane — reasoning, speed, images, video… everything is sharper and faster. It feels like the world just changed, again.”​ Benioff, who has 1.1

Point72’s moves frame the AI pullback as an opportunity, not a risk.

Billionaire Lawyer John Morgan believes the growing gulf between rich and poor Americans poses the nation’s gravest threat, yet his approach to solving it sparked fierce pushback during a July appearance on Jubilee’s video series where strangers confronted him about his wealth. Morgan, founder of personal injury law firm Morgan & Morgan, argued that widening income inequality could push the country toward a breaking point, citing the Jan. 6 Capitol attack as evidence of public anger from those

It was the latest revelation from 20,000 pages of documents released earlier this month by a congressional committee as part of its sprawling investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.

As the gulf grows between the haves and the have-nots, feelings of discomfort around being rich can be a natural response. Helen Coffey reports on how ‘guilt’ about being wealthy can be a powerful motivator to take accountability and try to make amends

Hong Kong attracts global family offices by removing succession barriers Hong Kongs tax and residency reforms prompt ultra-wealthy families to relocate and establish private wealth hubs

This pie chart breaks down George Soros’s latest holdings , with a massive 68.88% parked in “Other Holdings” — a mix of options and 133 positions. The remain…