If trials riding is an art, then a certain uninhabited property on Billionaire's Row (actually, Kensington Palace Gardens) in London makes for one heck of a canvas for a performance piece video. But, if you want to perpetrate this kind of act in a high …

But a look at private jet traffic and yacht dockings shows that many of the world's billionaires touch down in the Caribbean during the winter, especially St. Barth's, with a possible stop in Aspen or St. Moritz during the end of ski season. In the …

Billionaires are a bit like migratory birds. They soar high above the earth, they often like to flash bright colors, and increasingly they move in large and noisy flocks. Like a swarm of Gulfstreams, the world's super rich flit from one velvet-roped …

Demand for the biggest, most expensive Gulfstream jet—the G650—is so strong that owners have started flipping them to other buyers. In some deals, the sellers are pulling in profits of between $5 million and $7 million per flip. Billionaire Bernie …

In 2009, when the financial crisis was at its peak, there were only 1,360 billionaires and their combined wealth totaled $3.1 trillion. In just four years, their numbers have increased by 60 percent and their combined wealth has more than doubled …

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An aging tractor shares land with a oil drilling rig at a farm above the Niobrara oil shale formation in Weld County, North eastern Colorado on May 30, 2012. Gas and oil companies are using large amounts of water to obtain shale oil and gas in a …

WASHINGTON — Wisconsin Rep. Tom Petri is among five federal lawmakers calling for major reforms to farm subsidy policy in the wake of a report released Thursday that details a long list of billionaires who are profiting from taxpayer-funded farm …

With the help of Forbesmagazine, we and colleagues at the Institute for Policy Studies have been tracking the world's billionaires and rising inequality the world over for several decades. Just as a drop of water gives us a clue into the chemical …