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A private equity firm backed by one of the world's richest families hired a veteran of direct lender Hayfin as chief financial officer, adding to a series of leadership changes.

The Republican-led push to abolish the US estate tax has provoked opposition from a seemingly surprising source: financial advisers the wealthy pay to manage their money and keep down their taxes.

The half-lit ballroom at the JW Marriott in Washington buzzed with the restrained energy typical of a traditional asset-management conference -- dark suits, legacy names and philosophies on portfolio allocation.

Florida's housing boom has now shifted into reverse, with prices sliding by the most in at least 13 years.

Jeff Bezos plans to sell as many as 25 million shares of Amazon.com Inc. over the next 13 months, potentially cashing out as the world's largest online retailer grapples with uncertainty over tariffs.

Public universities offer lower average tuition costs, but the savings look better for higher-income families.

T. Rowe Price Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Rob Sharps said private assets will definitely come to retirement accounts, and the $1.6 trillion manager is scouting partnerships with alternative investment managers.

Immigration lawyers and financial advisers are telling clients to speed up their investments in European golden visas after the bloc's top court moved to ban Malta's program earlier this week.

The federal government is restarting 'involuntary collections' on education debt after more than five years.

Champagne de Lossy, a long-dormant brand dating back to the 19th century, is set to go on sale in coming weeks, marking an unlikely high-end launch in the midst of trade tensions and an industry downturn.