Feeling burned out by Wall Street, Tommy decides to explore his entrepreneurial side and start a small business. Happy with this other … Enter B of A's U.S. Trust unit – the area of the bank dedicated to individuals with ultra–high net worth. At this …

… Mankiw makes an essential point, and one that anyone who is worried about rising income inequality needs to reckon with: Many of the ultra–high networth individuals flourishing in today's global economy are admirable entrepreneurs, and we would all …

… Prof Mankiw makes an essential point, and one that anyone who is worried about rising income inequality needs to reckon with: Many of the ultra–high–net–worth individuals flourishing in today's global economy are admirable entrepreneurs, and we …

Pandagon is the go-to zone for eye-rolling at conservative nonsense, feminist rants, election-watching, and obsessing over low-rated but critically acclaimed television. Jesse Taylor and Amanda Marcotte may take politics very seriously, but egos not so …

The dominant source of wealth for the world's richest people is from entrepreneurship rather than inheritance, according to a separate report Monday by London-based Barclays. Wealth is being created twice as quickly in … “To still see an allocation …

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With Americans making up 40% of the world's Ultra High Net Worth Individuals, and with a historical stock market return of 6%, $750 billion of income is lost to the U.S. every year, resulting in a tax loss of about $260 billion. Finally, the IRS …

“Our market research has shown that there is a high potential and high presence of ultra–high net worth individuals living and working in India,” said Shroff. Time, says … “Our discerning card members are quite diverse – from entrepreneurs to CXOs …

The Barclays Wealth Insights report, released on Tuesday, shows it took high net–worth individuals in Asia Pacific and Africa an average of 12 and 16 years, respectively, to accumulate their wealth compared with the US and Europe, where it took an …