BELLEVUE, WA – Today's revelation that Michael Bloomberg's “Everytown for Gun Safety” lobbying organization has donated another million dollars to the already-swollen Initiative 594 campaign war chest confirms that a “handful of billionaires” are …

You won't be running into billionaires Carl Icahn or Dan Loeb browsing the aisles at your local dollar store anytime soon, but that doesn't mean they're not shopping them. In fact, the conversation on Wall Street hasn't been about the Benjamins lately …

There was a certain point last night — when a six-foot-tall private-party planner in a bustier and feather headdress was clenching my shoulder and threatening me — that I wondered why I ever even wanted to follow along a tour of the fancy camps of …

You won't be running into billionaires Carl Icahn or Dan Loeb browsing the aisles at your local dollar store anytime soon, but that doesn't mean they're not shopping them. In fact, the conversation on Wall Street hasn't been about the Benjamins lately …

A: Accidental Billionaires, which was adapted into the movie “The Social Network” is, in my opinion, a very accurate retelling of the genesis of Facebook; it mostly takes place over one year at Harvard, when Mark Zuckerberg and Eduardo Saverin build …

The owners, Russian banking billionaire Andrey Melnichenko and his wife, have been in Seattle for several days. They flew in on their private Boeing 737, which is at Boeing Field. The plane dwarfs other business jets nearby. The couple visited with …

Jack Ma is China's richest person. The 49-year-old founder and chairman of Alibaba Group, China's largest e-commerce business, has a net worth of $US21.8 billion (23.3 billion), according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. His assets include a 7.3 …

The most expensive home for sale in Woodside, Calif., a semi-rural Silicon Valley enclave where 10 Forbes billionaires own homes, sits atop a hill at the end of a private drive. Set on nearly 92 private acres, adjacent to Huddart County Park, the …

Taiwan snack billionaire Tsai Eng-meng took over his father's canned food business in the 1970s when he was in his 20s and turned the modest tuna house into the world's biggest rice cracker maker, Want Want China. He was a pioneer among Taiwanese in …