Bloomberg Billionaires Index
The Bloomberg Billionaires Index is a daily ranking of the world’s richest people.
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Hong Kong’s billionaire Cheng family seeks to sell China toll roads for $2.7b
CTF Services, formerly known as NWS Holdings, is in early-stage discussions with China’s state-owned Yuexiu Group.
Trump's Net Worth Rose $3.6 Billion This Year—Despite Wild Fluctuations In His Wealth
His net worth fell from $2.5 billion after his legal burdens weighed down his net worth between January and March.
Michael Jordan Sells His Massive Luxury Mansion For $9.5 Million – But It Took 12 Years To Find A Buyer And He Spent $50 Million Building It
After sitting unsold for over a decade, the property has finally found a buyer.
With a Net Worth of $36.8 Billion, Phil Knight is Oregon’s Richest Individual
The ranking, which evaluates 400 billionaires and their families in the United States, places Knight among the top 100 wealthiest people worldwide.
Billionaires in 2024: Political profits, luxury losses and a sporting rollercoaster
Which billionaires soared and who was floored during another busy year for the world’s very richest individuals?
What to give the billionaire who has everything? A trained butler
A school for modern butlers is bridging the gap between old money and new tech Buno Waterfield, Hertsberge
7 richest sports team owners: net worths, ranked
But, as it turns out, the real wealth in sport lies with the teams’ billionaire owners.
How HSBC has become the trusted partner for multigenerational wealth management in Asia
They’re looking for a bank that can combine a whole range of skills, services and attributes, from advice on multigenerational wealth transfers and charitable giving to support in navigating global uncertainty and complex regulations.
How rich people are making their money
Dr. Prashant Thakur, regional director & head, research, Anarock Group, highlights some USPs
Wealthy millennials shift focus to lifetime wealth transfer, Schwab survey finds
The findings highlight a generational divide in legacy planning among high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) with more than $1 million in investable assets.
Private Banks Boost Hong Kong Hiring to Woo Rich Chinese Clients
For the city, it’s a welcome reprieve after years of political turmoil, rigid Covid restrictions, and an exodus of people.