The 10 biggest billionaire losers of the tariff war so far
A few hours in, the stock market rout has wiped nearly $300 billion from the planet’s billionaires—particularly those with Trump ties.
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The 5 Australians on Forbes’ list of the World’s 200 Richest
Mining, property, and technology have made the fortunes of Australia’s wealthiest people. Here are the 5 Australians that rank in the Forbes global list of richest people. Whether it is taking things out of Australian dirt, building housing on top of it, or reimagining the way we work and collaborate with teammates, billions of dollars […]
The world’s celebrity billionaires 2025
From Kim Kardashian to Jerry Seinfeld, here are the 18 stars who’ve capitalized on their renown enough to rank among the world’s wealthiest people.
The countries with the most billionaires 2025
These are the places the world’s richest call home.
Forbes World’s Billionaires List 2025: The Top 200
Here are the 206 richest people in the world on the 2025 Forbes Billionaires list, including an eight-way tie at No. 199.
The world’s youngest billionaires 2025
Roughly half the people on the planet are aged 30 or younger. Just 21 of them are billionaires.
The Top 10 Richest People In The World (April 2025)
Plunging Tesla shares in February shaved tens of billions off Elon Musk’s fortune. And Mark Zuckerberg became the world’s second richest person.
How the 50/30/20 rule can help manage your budget
Sacrificing a percentage of your post-tax income for long-term goals can have immense impact on your long-range financial security. Is saving 20 per cent of each paycheque too much or not enough?
Why the odds are stacked against this sports gambling billionaire’s home exercise startup
Shalom Meckenzie made a $1.4 billion fortune after merging his software company with DraftKings. He now believes his new fitness company, Amp, could be even bigger—just don’t remind him about Peloton. Or Mirror. Or…
Meet the startup that makes quitting cigarettes, vaping and Zyn cool
New York-based Jones just raised $10 million to expand its nicotine lozenge company in the stodgy, $3 billion smoking cessation market.