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Nur Dayana Mustak
Musk, 51, has been preoccupied with Twitter, the floundering social-media network he acquired last month for $44 billion.
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Bill Allison, Eric Fan
Mehmet Oz poured $23 million into his Senate campaign. Democrat Trudy Busch Valentine spent $10.4 million.
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James Tarmy
People are still buying art, but fewer seem to want art than in the past.
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Ben Steverman
The Biden administration could use $104.5 million earmarked for the Treasury's Office of Tax Policy to hire legal staff to write new regulations.
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Joyce Blay
WEG oversees more than $55.2 billion in total client assets.
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Dayana Mustak
Emerging markets have been pummeled this year, with the MSCI Emerging Markets Index down 24% since Dec. 31.
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Jef Feeley, Scott Carpenter
A lawsuit challenging the Tesla board of directors over the compensation package goes to trial this week.
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Katharine Gemmell
Alvina Collardeau-Fuchs is the estranged wife of Michael Fuchs, co-owner of Manhattan's Chrysler Building.
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Molly Schuetz, Ben Stupples
He wants to devote money to fighting climate change and to those seeking to unify people in polarized times.
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James Tarmy
Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips are set to auction roughly 2,000 lots for as much as $1.9 billion.
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Annie Massa
It's been one of the most harrowing weeks in the young, freewheeling crypto world.
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Jennifer Epstein
Todd Michael Glaser and his partners are seeking to sell a man-made private island with a renovated mansion.
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Bloomberg News
His opposition to the war in Ukraine is the likely reason.
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Noah Buhayar
DAFs allow donors to get an upfront tax break and then are used to administer grants.
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Hema Parmar, Jef Feeley
A court filing claims Och mishandled a 2016 African bribery scandal involving the firm.
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John Gittelsohn
The state has already been losing thousands of people every month to lower-cost locales.
