NetJets Inc., the business-jet operator owned by
Berkshire Hathaway Inc., said it placed a record order for up to
120 Bombardier Inc. planes in anticipation of a rebound in luxury
travel.
by
Karen DeMasters
ExpertConsensus organizes panels of leading physicians to point its ailing clients toward advanced treatments.
London's commercial property market will probably draw the most
investment for the second consecutive year as prospects of rising rental
income attract cash from far afield.
by Kim Cassford
The screening of your clients' estate and household staff should be as thorough as an executive search.
by William F. Messinger
Wealth, success and social rank offer no protection from the powerful grasp of alcohol and drug addiction.
Philip Falcone won big on subprime mortgages. But his hedge fund plunged as the economy slowed, and now he's trying to recover with his biggest bet ever.
by Bloomberg News
Works by Andy Warhol and Damien Hirst will lead
contemporary-art sales in London next month that may raise at least $76 million and test a fragile market recovery, dealers
said.
New York hedge funds are starting to explore the idea of moving to Connecticut to avoid higher taxes on some of their managers.
More of the wealthy are turning to community investments for some of
their financial and social returns.
by Hannah Shaw Grove
A sophisticated combination of elegance and edge define the one-of-a-kind jewelry designs of H.R.H. Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia.
by Caren Chesler
The scions of wealthy families require the right nurturing and guidance to appreciate the value of money-and life.
by Kathy Reilly
Wealthy clients have been asking concierges for more help planning their children's activities.
by H. Ronald Klasko
A law that allows wealthy foreign nationals to invest their way to permanent U.S. residency has been extended.
by
Karen DeMasters
Fractional ownership plans are available for almost any asset you can think of--even pet cats.
by Mark Payne
The private aviation industry may be under siege, but rock-bottom aircraft prices have made for a buyer's market.
by
Karen DeMasters
If your clients like to burn rubber in high-end cars, a lease or time-share may be the way to go.
by Kristen Schmitt
Yachts are still on the shopping list, but the ultra-wealthy also want to spend more on their nonmaterial needs...
by Eleanor O'Sullivan
These financial professionals left lucrative jobs at large firms and found happiness working at small boutiques...
by Eleanor O'Sullivan
The care, costs and delights of owning super-yachts.
Eleanor O'Sullivan
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by Miles J. Varn
Managing your clients' health is as important as managing their money.
Miles J. Varn
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