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Robert W. Baird & Co. is buying a stake in Canadian alternative asset manager Sagard Holdings Inc., becoming its first US institutional shareholder in a deal that also includes distribution of Sagard funds.

Thanks to billionaire Rupert Murdoch's outsized personality, his vast sway within the news industry and his role as a kingmaker in conservative politics, there's long been heightened interest in his megadeals, his complicated family dynamics and the ...

John, Lapo and Ginevra Elkann paid 183 million ($215 million) to Italy's revenue agency to settle a probe into alleged undeclared assets from their grandmother Marella Caracciolo's inheritance, prosecutors in Turin said Monday.

Imposing heavy taxes on the rich won't extricate France from its budget morass and would only push them to leave the country, according to French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou.

In Dubai, fresh fortunes are being minted by the day as new talent and capital flock to the region. But many of the big gains in individual wealth are being driven by some of the city's longest-standing visitors.

For a few months this summer, parts of Britain's billionaire economy were back to business-as-usual.

Swiss watchmakers at their annual back-to-school gathering in Geneva were putting a brave face on President Donald Trump's tariffs threatening their businesses. That may change if their US stockpiles run out.

A $1 trillion pay package isn't simple to construct: A Tesla Inc. committee met with Elon Musk 10 times, delayed the company's annual meeting and enlisted six outside advisers before finalizing the plan.

The road to the world's first trillion-dollar fortune is laid with dopamine hits.

Wellington Management Co. is a rarity in the investment world: a fund manager with more than $1 trillion of assets and almost zero brand recognition.