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The home on Glenbrook Avenue stands on a hilltop high above almost every other San Francisco residence, its floor-to-ceiling windows opening onto the city's bridges, bay and downtown skyline, an ideal aerie for a tech industry overlord.

In an unprecedented philanthropic gift, Michael and Susan Dell will give 25 million American children $250 each to jumpstart an investment account for their futures.

Oxford University Endowment Management's Chief Executive Officer Sandra Robertson will retire at the end of 2026, nearly two decades after helping found what is now among Europe's largest such investors.

When Hollywood super agent Ari Emanuel raised more than $2 billion for his company Mari -- owner of such events as the Frieze art fairs and the Escape from Alcatraz triathlon -- his backers included some of the biggest names in private investing.

After 13 years of running South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Song Chi-hyung and Kim Hyoung-nyon have cemented their spots among the world's wealthiest.

Many companies are trying to replace wealth advisers with artificial intelligence, but Mark Swan's bet is that humans are here to stay.

Boston real estate agent Jax Crerar is telling landlords to cut rents -- fast.

Italy's Borromeo family is listing a company managing real estate sites including a group of islands on Lake Maggiore, aiming to turn the area into a tourism and business hub to rival nearby Lake Como.

Switzerland voted to reject a 50% inheritance tax on super-rich residents after wealthy entrepreneurs threatened to leave the country.

Switzerland isn't about to lose its status as the world's preferred wealth management destination even if other places are seeking to catch up, according to EFG International AG's Chief Executive Officer Giorgio Pradelli ...