Pull Quote: If you want to get rich quick, here is the Nigerian blueprint. But please, don't tell anyone I "wiki-leaked"this highly-classified national secret to you. With only some 50 years of independent national existence, Nigeria is a country …

Tony Blair has been having a high old time in Sardinia. Our former Prime Minister — and Special Envoy for the Middle East — was flown to the Mediterranean island in a private jet last Thursday. He was then whisked to the enormous super-yacht of an …

SINGAPORE: Singapore now has a record number of billionaires, up from 16 a year ago to 21, according to the latest Forbes Singapore rich list. The combined net wealth of Singapore's 50 richest is US$80 billion. Property magnates Robert and Philip Ng …

"Bett", a bronze sculpture by the German post-war artist Joseph Beuys. From an editon of six, plus two artist's proofs, cast in the late 1960s, it will be included in "Joseph Beuys Revealed," the inaugural selling exhibition at Sotheby's new S|2 …

At the 1997 groundbreaking for a 40,000-seat ballpark for Major League Baseball's Detroit Tigers, Michigan Governor John Engler said the stadium would symbolize the city's renewal. Ford Motor Co. Chairman William Clay Ford Jr., whose family owns the …

Forbes magazine on Monday said that the Brazilian tycoon, who once aspired to be the world's richest person, is now worth less than $900 million. At the top of his game, a year-and-a-half ago, Mr. Batista's fortune reached $30 billion. The new figure …

Bangalore: Everyone wants to be rich; at least most of us want to. What about the billionaires? What excites them more than earning huge sums of money? Probably a unique and often dangerous investment option thrills a billionaire, reports Richard …

When the daughter of a billionaire condo developer turns 16, those entitlements include a private concert and slow dance with Justin Bieber. That's what Erica Shnaider learned on Saturday night, when the Canadian teen heartthrob dropped in on her …

Dressed up as Billionaires United Mining Services (BUMS) in flashy dresses, Australian flag stockings, cowboy boots, hard hats and high-vis wear, Carol Bleach and Hazel Wood followed a media bus from a hotel to the Melbourne University's Trinity …