Billionaires

Take a look at the most common zodiac signs among billionaires

The family has now called a temporary truce, but the long-running and rancorous dispute has put at stake the future governance of the Anglo-Indian empire

Longfor Group Holdings Ltd.'s Wu Yajun resigned on Friday as executive director and chair, shortly after Soho China Ltd.'s Pan Shiyi quit in September

Their rise and subsequent slump were sharper than the other 131 members of the Bloomberg Billionaires Index whose net worth more than doubled, but wasn't as reliant on how Covid altered lives

Eight firms controlled by Adani's ports-to-power conglomerate, including recent cement acquisitions, have contributed more than a fifth of the 109-member MSCI India Index's surge since end-June

How Patagonia and Yvon Chouinard plan to save the earth?

Last week, something unusual happened in the US. A billionaire announced to donate his company which he had founded 50 years ago. The reason: He wants to fight climate change. Find out why he did it

The North Carolina-born investor started New York-based Tiger Management in 1980 with $8.8 million. He was 48 at the time, relatively old to be launching his own firm

All told, the world's 500 richest people lost $1.4 trillion in the first half of 2022

Despite losing $61.8 billion, Elon Musk has the biggest fortune with $208.5 billion

For years, Saudi Arabia's self-styled Warren Buffett, has made hundreds of millions of dollars by investing in companies from Citigroup to Uber to Twitter with almost complete autonomy

Dollar millionaires and billionaires will grow by 80% over the decade in India

Adani, Ambani, Shriram have acquired small drone start-ups to find a foothold in the sector

China's President Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin are tied together in an alliance that has no limits: George Soros

Covid-19 pandemic has seen one new billionaire emerging every 30 hours, while nearly one million people could be pushed into extreme poverty every 33 hours this year: Oxfam

Pre-trial decision represented a major victory for investors in a lawsuit accusing the world's richest person of inflating stock prices.

Leading it will be Mayo and IIT Mumbai alum, Arun (Arunava) Majumdar, professor of mechanical engineering and former co-director of the Precourt Institute for Energy at Stanford.

The transaction came together at breakneck speed because Elon Musk waived the chance to look at Twitter's finances beyond what was publicly available, and also because that's how the billionaire works

The plan - called the "Billionaire Minimum Income Tax" by the White House - represents the most aggressive proposal by the administration yet in efforts to tax the wealthy.

Other billionaires are also expected to hit the trillion-dollar range, but not before Musk, the report said

But the truth is murkier - revealed in arcane corporate filings that can take days before becoming public