For family offices and ultra-high-net-worth families, the life of St. Orontius of Lecce presents a demanding question: What remains of a family’s wealth when preserving its position would require abandoning its principles? Orontius—known in Italy as Sant’Oronzo—is remembered as the son of an imperia

“In everything, whether it is a thing sensed or a thing known, God Himself is hidden within.” —St.

"Worrying appeals to us because it gives us a sense that we are in control of what might happen–that by thinking through what could happen, we could somehow stave off potential harm or damage. There can be advantages to thinking problems through and trying to prepare ourselves for whatever may come,

What History’s Greatest Empires Teach Family Offices and UHNW Families About Governance, Risk, Succession and Seven-Generation Legacy Empires rose through ambition, but they endured through systems. Their most valuable lesson for wealthy families is that capital can create power, while only institut

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday awarded Elon

The Tesla CEO's message makes no sense.

SpaceX claims planned 125,000-acre launch site will create more than 3,000 jobs in the region

Warren Buffett has seen investors get swept up in market bubbles before. Here’s what the Oracle of Omaha says investors should watch for today.

Warren Buffett’s Final Investment Instruction Is Almost Insultingly SimpleThe Wealth Advisor Contributor

Warren Buffett has handed Berkshire’s CEO job to Greg Abel, but he hasn't fully handed over his stock-picking job, and Berkshire’s huge Alphabet stake is the strongest evidence yet.

Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-B) CEO Greg Abel added 17,510,544 shares of Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) during the second quarter of 2026, lifting Berkshire’s stake to 57,320,000 shares valued at $5,368,591,200 as of June 30, 2026, per the 13F filed August 14, 2026.

"He sold his patent for $82 million. At 31."

While famous rich people launched themselves into space, invested in bitcoin, and chased trillionaire status, Dolly Parton gave us a real lesson in how to be rich.

The singer’s philanthropy – half a billion dollars given to charitable causes – stands in stark contrast to the generation of tech billionaires who might be characterised, in the words of her famous song, as ‘all takin’ and no givin’, says Sean O’Grady

AI firms’ record-breaking IPOs could generate a pool of philanthropic wealth potentially worth up to $100 billion a year.

The billionaire philanthropist urges regulation and global coordination to prepare for the likely harms to employment, safety and well-being

August 26, 2026, 12:08 PM ET Marc Lore, the founder and CEO of Wonder, speaks at a Fortune event. Marc Lore has built companies by trusting the numbers. At his latest startup Wonder, that philosophy now extends to deciding who gets promoted, with the help of AI. The billionaire entrepreneur told Fortune’s Allie Garfinkle in a recent Term Sheet podcast episode the food-tech company uses an AI-powered performance management system that determines whether employees should advance through the

Alphabet was a popular buy among some successful funds in Q2.

Billionaire suggests governments tax businesses on their use of artificial intelligence and robotics

The next great competitive divide will not simply be between companies that use artificial intelligence and those that do not. It will be between organizations that add AI to old processes and those that redesign themselves around intelligence, speed, learning and human judgment.

Jake Paul represents a growing trend among younger HNW and UHNW individuals towards the use of family office structures.

Family wealth is outpacing family office formation, sharpening industry competition Liquidity events and key-person risk are the real drivers of institutionalization Asia and the Middle East are shaping the next institutional model fastest

Texas has long been one of the most fertile environments for multigenerational wealth creation in the U.S., and the family office infrastructure built to serve that wealth is quietly undergoing a significant evolution. Boutique outsourced family offices are expanding their capabilities and making an increasingly compelling case to ultra-high-net-worth families that the customization, alignment an

Family offices are pursuing direct deals and creating build-and-buy platforms, bringing more capital and control to the lower middle market.