What can St. Genesius teach family offices and ultra-high-net-worth families? His life shows that wealth and legacy become meaningful only when a family has the humility to recognize truth, the courage to change direction, and the integrity to accept the cost of its convictions.

AbbVie and Abbott stand out as strong healthcare investments because they combine established businesses with long-term growth opportunities.

Musk has described living more austerely after spending roughly $100 million on seven homes over about seven years. Aug 24, 2026 The scale of billionaire wealth can be difficult to understand until it is translated into spending. Based on his estimated fortune, Elon Musk could reportedly spend $27 billion every year for 30 years before running out of money. For families struggling to cover rent, groceries, and utility bills, that figure is more than shocking. It is a stark reminder of how far

"You're not going to be able to program Optimus to do everything on the moon." Aug 24, 2026 A billionaire space executive has joined the likes of Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Sam Altman in believing that work on the moon and beyond may no longer belong to the distant future. According to Fortune, Voyager Technologies founder and CEO Dylan Taylor says off-world jobs could emerge much sooner than many people expect. Here's what to know Taylor told Fortune that spaceflight is nearing a new stage,

Prediction platform Kalshi, which allows users to bet on real-life events such as sports games, entertainment awards and even political elections, was sued by the state of New York in late July. Letitia James, the state’s attorney general, alleged that…

Gabriel Zucman, Paris School of Economics professor, UC Berkeley summer research professor, International Tax Observatory founding director and ‘We Need to Tax Billionaires’ author, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the global wealth tax movement, taxing unrealized gains, his tax proposal for wealthy, and more.

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One of the most successful investors ever really likes this up-and-coming biotech stock.

Leonid Radvinsky died in March this year at the age of 43 after battling terminal cancer.

“Let us love the cross very much, for it is there that we discover our life, our true love, and our strength in our greatest difficulties.” —St.

Family offices are built on trust. They manage private wealth, family relationships, operating businesses, investments, philanthropy, tax coordination, estate planning, security, and reputation.

A new survey of 121^ family office representatives and asset owners from across Asia Pacific and beyond finds that investor sentiment towards sustainable investment remains positive, with a sharp rise in the share of family offices allocating over 50% of their portfolio to impact and ESG strategies this year. However, that renewed conviction is not translating into broader diversification; capital is concentrating around a narrower set of established sectors and geographies, as investors lean to

For family offices and ultra-high-net-worth families, St. Bartholomew offers a timeless model of wealth stewardship built on moral clarity, thoughtful due diligence, trusted relationships, intellectual humility and the courage to remain faithful when principles become costly.

“A soul which does not practice the exercise of prayer is very like a paralyzed body which, though possessing feet and hands, makes no use of them.” —St.

Family offices and ultra-high-net-worth families often possess a rare advantage: patient capital. They can support businesses through economic cycles, invest before public markets recognize an opportunity, and build capabilities whose value may take years to appear.

If Only So-and-So Would Just… This week we’re going to look at a subject that’s never far away when families get together and things don’t go exactly according to plan. We’re going to start with a LinkedIn post from one friend and colleague from California and then include a parable from another in Australia. We […]

The central lesson from “Work like Hell,” “Feel the Fear; Do It Anyway,” and “Seek the Nature of the Universe” from The Book of Elon is not that wealthy families should work without rest, gamble against impossible odds, or finance every futuristic idea. The deeper message is more disciplined: Apply