by
Thomas Black
Private-aircraft flights are on pace to be the highest since the industry's 2007 peak.
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James Tarmy
Josh Baer's database on art auctions is inside baseball for an already inside crowd.
by
Heather Perlberg
Henry Kravis and George Roberts are ceding their leadership roles at the private equity giant.
by
Mike Dorning, Alex Tanzi
The top 1% represents about 1.3 million households who roughly make more than $500,000 a year.
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Karen DeMasters
The Build Back Better Act could increase estate and income taxes on grantor trusts, a tax expert says.
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Ben Steverman
A niche strategy called private placement life insurance could become more mainstream as the rich seek to avoid the taxman.
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Ben Stupples
Some family offices have also set up their own branches to focus on venture capital, according to a new survey.
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Katie Greifeld
The industry around SMAs and custom indexing is growing increasingly competitive as demand booms.
by
Chris Hughes
SPACs are having a harder time catching investor attention, writes Chris Hughes.
by
Pierre Paulden
Laurene Powell Jobs used GRATS to give $500 million to family and friends, the report said.
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Katherine Doherty
Average giving surged by 48% last year to $43,195 from $29,269 in 2017.
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Patricia Hurtado
Rather than go after the scheme's mastermind, prosecutors targeted wealthy parents in the scandal.
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Hannah Elliott
BMW has finally made a new electric auto, the iX SUV.
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Ben Stupples
The family office behind Chanel sold shares worth $95.2 million in a hair-products maker.
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Scott Carpenter
Skyrocketing shares of task-management company Asana have given Dustin Moskovitz a stake of almost $8 billion.
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Katherine Burton, Bei Hu
Hwang and Li had both piled into the same Chinese online-education company, GSX Techedu.
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Ben Steverman
Wealth advisors are having a hard time trying to figure out exactly how Democrats might force the rich to pay more.
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Joyce Blay
The combined entities will oversee approximately $54 billion in AUM and AUA.
