Beijing Originwater Technology, one of China's largest sewerage and wastewater management companies, said today first-half profit increased by 25% from a year earlier as it expanded into new markets. Profit at Originwater, whose Shenzhen-traded shares …

Fellow billionaire John Paulson, who made a fortune betting on the subprime mortgage meltdown, is clearing out of U.S. stocks too. During the second quarter of the year, Paulson's hedge fund, Paulson & Co., dumped 14 million shares of JPMorgan Chase.

It's hardly in the realms of the Asters and Vanderbilts but business executives in Cambridge are gradually steering the UK's science and technology cluster into its own Gilded Age with more and more companies set to walk down Billionaire's Row. The …

They are super successful, wealthy and live a luxurious life, but not in their own motherland. We bring to you few of the Indian billionaires who have everything to stay anywhere in the world but have chosen to live away in abroad for varied interests …

Prince Abdul Aziz bin Fahd is attempting to sell one of Britain's priciest homes, which is located at the bottom of Kensington Palace Gardens – itself dubbed 'Billionaire's Row' as it is one of Britain's most expensive streets. A home fit for a prince …

Unlike billionaires Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, Mr Batista was ostentatious about his wealth, even declaring that he would overtake Mexico's Carlos Slim for the world's richest person title by 2015. He said: “Just give me time, let me work please …

Double-digit growth in car sales in China, the world's motor vehicle market, in the first half of the year helped to lift profit of one of the country's biggest glass makers in the first half of the year. Shares in Fuyao Glass Industry Glass, one of …

As a creditor, Mubadala will have priority over shareholders in the reshaping of the group as the former billionaire seeks to sell assets, trim projects and reduce debt. Batista's five publicly traded companies had combined total debt of 19bn reais at …

In “The Billionaire's Apprentice,” Anita Raghavan sets out to blend whodunit financial reporting with cultural analysis, taking as her subtitle “The Rise of the Indian-American Elite and the Fall of the Galleon Hedge Fund.” And who better to tell …