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Karen DeMasters
Investors with more than $24 million are becoming more concerned about taxes.
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Sophie Alexander, Tom Maloney
Gates, who is ending her marriage to Bill Gates, has so far received $2 billion, including stock in two Mexican companies.
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Katia Dmitrieva
The U.S. wealth divide widened further during the pandemic, as the top 1% of households added $4 trillion in net worth.
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Ben Steverman, Simon Hunt
The most recent gains have been fueled by the continued rise of the stock market since Biden was sworn in Jan. 20.
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Ben Steverman
Investors might also avoid the higher tax rates by holding onto assets. They also might rush to sell.
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Laura Davison
Some Democratic moderates, such as Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia, want to limit the size of the tax increases.
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Laura Davison, Allyson Versprille
His proposal would almost double the capital gains tax rate for wealthy individuals, adding to an investment income surtax.
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Hema Parmar
Cooperman called Warren's invitation "self-serving and disingenuous."
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Ben Stupples
Dyson, a prominent Brexit supporter, faced criticism from U.K. lawmakers for relocating his company.
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Ben Steverman, Katherine Burton
New York was struggling to keep some of the world's richest people and their firms even before they faced tax hikes.
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Gregory Korte
Democrats now represent 65% of taxpayers with a household income of $500,000 or more.
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Lizzy Burden
Not only are wealth taxes difficult to implement, the ultra-wealthy are likely to find ways to avoid them.
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Misyrlena Egkolfopoulou
State lawmakers and Andrew Cuomo reached an agreement to raise taxes as part of a $212 billion budget deal.
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Yoojung Lee
This trove of art worth billions has become embroiled in the tax woes of the Samsung dynasty.
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Patrick Gillespie
The world's most unequal region is struggling to recover from its worst recession in two centuries.
