Billionaires

Jimmy Buffett was named a billionaire earlier this year by Forbes.

History suggests the federal debt rating downgrade won’t impact stocks for long, as stocks continued their upward trajectory after a brief blip in the aftermath of the S&P’s similar decision 12 years ago.

For years, Calvin Lo has pitched himself as a globetrotting billionaire-financier-cum-philanthropist with a world class collection of champagne, homes on three continents, a fleet of exotic supercars and investments in a five-star hotel and an F1 team. Great story—too bad it’s (mostly) fiction.

Now valued higher than ever, the shapewear startup just added a half-billion to the richest Kardashian’s fortune.

Musk has historically played down his personal living conditions, once vowing to “own no house.”

Musk and Zuckerberg continue to deal blows at each other, even if the cage fight is still metaphorical—for now.

Falling stocks, wounded unicorns and rising interest rates translated into a down year for the world’s wealthiest people.

Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk say they’ll physically fight each other later this year, and there’s already betting lines.

Twenty-one of the world’s richest people, including Larry Ellison and Rob Walton, have unloaded shares worth more than $9 billion combined in the first half of this year.

Researchers feared the five passengers had run out of oxygen aboard the Titan submersible, as the frantic search effort entered its fifth day.