Or so thought said plutocrats' communications advisers and the editors of the New York Times. Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, and Sheldon Adelson have an op-ed in the Times today in support of comprehensive immigration reform along the lines of the Senate …

Regulatory filings with the Stock Exchange of Thailand show his lesser-known older brothers are also billionaires and share in the family's wealth. Mr Dhanin, 75, and his siblings Jaran Chiaravanont, Montri Jiaravanont and Sumet Jiaravanon have almost …

Because the 535 people keep taking money from billionaires to pass amnesty instead. But now it's the billionaires who feel shortchanged. Here's an example: On June 10, an incumbent congressman in Virginia lost a primary election in which his opponent …

Three billionaires who have donated to opposite parties teamed up Thursday to urge Congress to pass immigration reform, saying current policy is irrational. The current stalemate in Congress on immigration reform is depressing the rest of the country …

Billionaires Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, and Sheldon Adelson have taken Congress to task for failure to enact immigration reform. If we can set aside our political differences and compromise, they say, so can you.

Bill Beament's bold move to consolidate the gold mining assets of international majors keen to exit the State has put Northern Star Resources on the brink of the State's billion-dollar club. At Friday's share price close of $1.62, Northern Star was …

Regulatory filings with the Stock Exchange of Thailand show his lesser-known older brothers are also billionaires and share in the family's wealth. Dhanin, 75, and his siblings Jaran Chiaravanont, Montri Jiaravanont and Sumet Jiaravanon have almost …

Duncan died March 29, 2010 at age 77, and his fortune passed in equal amounts to his four children – Randa Williams, Dannine Avara, Milane Frantz and Scott Duncan. They shared the No. 215 spot on Forbes' list of individual billionaires published …

Billionaires call for U.S. immigration reform. WASHINGTON (AFP) ― Three of the world's richest men ― Bill Gates, Warren Buffett and Sheldon Adelson ― put aside their political differences to unite in scathing condemnation of U.S. lawmakers' failure …