I interviewed Noam Chomsky on Tuesday, on my Rob Kall Bottom Up Radio Show, covering a number of topics that I'll be breaking into separate articles. This one was on wealth inequality and the no-billionaires idea, or what I like to call de …

PARIS — An environmentalist lies down alongside his fellow organic cucumber aficionados to block the construction of an oil pipeline and wakes up a member of a proxy army serving the billionaires who are fighting against America's economic and …

It sits on tree-lined The Bishops Avenue in North-West London — as famous for its Billionaires' Row nickname as for its tasteless architecture — which was proclaimed last month the second most expensive road in Britain. Sad fate: The Saudi royal …

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The billionaire forecasts apartment prices will rise as much as 6 percent this year in Australia's most populous city. They gained 11.5 percent in December from a year earlier, the fastest annual growth since 2002, according to the RP Data-Rismark Home …

New Delhi: Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, were the most generous American philanthropists in 2013, with a donation of 18 million shares of Facebook stock, valued at more than $970 million, to a Silicon Valley nonprofit in December.

In Britain, a handful of super-rich plutocrats control our lives. On a world scale, according to Oxfam, a mere 85 top billionaires, who could all comfortably fit into a double-decker bus, own more wealth than half of the world's population put together.

Hoping to prevent the killings of stray dogs who are roaming the streets of Sochi, a Russian billionaire has funded the creation of a shelter where the animals can find new owners. A year before the Sochi Olympics, municipal authorities announced a …

On a new list of the biggest donors of 2013, compiled by the Chronicle of Philanthropy, several Texans made the top 50 with oil giant and devleoper George Mitchell leading the pack at No. 2. Combined, the top Texans gave more than $1.18 billion …