The Big Move: Why Location Matters In 1867, Carnegie made a decision that would shape his destiny: he moved to New York City. While his brother and business partner Mr.

From Rails to Raw Materials By the early 1860s, Carnegie had already proven himself in the railroad and bridge-building businesses. But he realized something crucial: to truly control your destiny, you must control your supply chain.

The Big Picture In 1856, Carnegie's mentor Thomas A. Scott gets promoted to General Superintendent of the Pennsylvania Railroad and brings 23-year-old Carnegie along to Altoona.

Prenup and cohabitation law delays put wealthy families at risk Delays to prenup and cohabitation law reform are leaving high-net-worth families exposed to costly disputes, long court battles and uncertainty over complex assets

Tesla shares have underperformed the market this year.

The new establishment: how Gen Z, Millennials and Gen X will command 80 per cent of ultra-wealth The future face of fortune is younger, digitally-native, and has different priorities

Why being ultra-rich isn’t just about having money, but also about being in the right ecosystem.

More than half of China’s high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) plan to increase the share of offshore investments in their portfolios over the next year as they seek diversification amid macroeconomic uncertainty, according to a joint report by insurer YF…

Billionaires’ children and spouses are inheriting more assets than ever in a “great wealth transfer” that is creating a growing class of super-rich who did not make their own fortunes, according to a UBS report. Ninety-one people became billionaires through inheritance after receiving a combined $298 billion in the year to April, research by the Swiss bank found. Of those, 64 were male and 27 female. The total value of wealth transfer through inheritance rose more than a third from the previous

The global drive towards wellness has led high-net-worth individuals to seek out natural remedies.

If you are one of the many at this point who feel like being a multibillionaire is a bit tone-deaf, yet you wouldn’t turn down a billion dollars either, you might want to observe some of the money habits of the grossly wealthy.

Austin Dean advises his high-net-worth clients to avoid 401(k) "money jail." He recommends alternatives for building wealth that offer more flexibility and control. His advice for clients enables quick access to cash without the need to sell investments and trigger capital gains tax.

Switzerland’s decisive rejection of a high inheritance tax reaffirms its appeal to globally mobile families and may shape where future family offices are built.

A generational shift at UAE family offices is reshaping how much they pay staff, but compensation still lags the richest global finance hubs.

Family offices may operate behind the scenes, but they have become one of the most influential forces in global finance. Today, these private organizations manage more than $3 trillion in assets worldwide, according to Bank of America's latest family office study. And with a massive $124 trillion wealth transfer expected in the U.S. alone by 2048, their role is set to expand even further. Below is a closer look at how these offices work, who runs them, and why the next decade could redefine

What started as a simple simulation project in the 1980s exploded into one of the most lucrative endorsement deals in history, earning John Madden a nine-figure windfall and reshaping the entire gaming industry in the process.