Wealth
The charitable organization released its annual inequality report ahead of the elite World Economic Forum in Davos.
The selection process is grueling, but the payoffs can be huge. Six-figures huge.
Though he hasn’t been charged with a crime, billionaire T. Denny Sanford’s reputation has suffered greatly.
From Burning Man schadenfreude to an angry populist hit song, there’s a palpable animosity for the uber-wealthy we haven’t seen since the 2008 financial crisis.
Issa is one of the richest people in American politics, but he’s certainly not the only wealthy man who used his fortune to get himself elected to office.
In more than half of high-net-worth families, the man is the sole breadwinner, researchers found.
On TV, Patrick Carroll is a buttoned-up businessman who manages $7.4 billion in property. In private, things are very different.