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The world's millionaires and billionaires are seeking at-home teachers to help their children in the education race. For the tutors, it's a lucrative business.
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Marking his exit from his business empire, Norway's richest man, Olav Thon, gifted a charity a 71.9% stake of his company, valued at $1.3 billion.
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U.S. auction sales of collectible cars are set to reach an all-time high in 2013. Plus, why a car sold for $100 million is within reach.
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This little-known group may pose the biggest barrier to reducing the nation's income inequality.
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Microsoft-co founder, Paul Allen, has won the title of the world's wealthiest bachelor, with an estimated personal fortune of $15.3 billion.
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Bob Dylan's historical Fender Stratocaster guitar sold for nearly $1 million at Christie's: the highest price ever paid for a guitar at auction.
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Edward Hopper's famous portrait of economic hardship has just become the new symbol of unbridled wealth.
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Chanel has acquired its long-time lamb hide provider in the latest purchase by a luxury brand of a partner that supplies top quality materials.
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Norman Rockwell's "Saying Grace" sold on Wednesday for more than $46 million, double its high pre-sale estimate.
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There is no question that inequality is disturbingly high. But the discussion around it is flawed by a disregard for actual data.
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The idea of giving to those in need seems to have become buried under a pile of boxes and wrapping paper. It's social media to the rescue.
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Even if you have $1.4 million to buy a LaFerrari, you probably can't get it. The supercar's sold out.
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Late kung fu star Bruce Lee's iconic yellow jumpsuit will go under the hammer at an auction in Hong Kong on Thursday.
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The "Freedom Ship International," a mile-long, 25-story tall floating city, is out looking for funding.
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This week, the largest-known private collection of memorabilia from the Lord of the Rings films will be auctioned in Beverly Hills.
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Millionaires are feeling better about the economy, but more skeptical of the stock market, according to Spectrem Group's Millionaire Investor Confidence Index.
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New data on the population of millionaires suggest little connection between tax rates and a state's population of millionaires.
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Angelina Jolie did not buy a private island in upstate New York for Brad Pitt's 50th birthday, according to people close to the situation.
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It's one of the largest wealth migrations of our time: hundreds of billions of dollars, and waves of millionaires flowing out of China to overseas destinations.
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A case of 1978 Romanée-Conti Grand Cru set a record for the brand at $39,7000 a bottle, making it one of the most expensive cases ever sold at auction.
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A bitter divorce battle, which has seen billionaires from the UK and Russia take the stand, has concluded with a payout, has concluded.
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Deepak Narula, Metacapital Management founder and principal, looks back at the impact of the Fed's quantitative easing. He also explains why he is playing mortgage derivatives.
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