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The Iberian nation's residency-by-investment program is being scrapped, raising questions for foreigners seeking to move there.

Tom Morris's unassuming stores across the UK sell everything from acrylic nails to Batman toys and even carry-on cabin luggage for less than £6 ($7.40). They've made him one of the country's richest men, and his fortune is surging.

Sergey Brin's climate and health-focused nonprofit bankrolled startups working on everything from psychedelics to an ambitious $155 billion dollar project to build "energy islands" in Copenhagen, a recently released tax filing shows.

Global bond markets have been rattled by fear over inflation, swelling government debt and turbulent geopolitics ahead of Donald Trump's return to office. What does this mean for your portfolio -- and should you make any drastic moves?

Nassef Sawiris has accumulated all the trappings of Britain's super-rich: a stake in a Premier League football club, a team managing his fortune in Mayfair and a global portfolio of luxury homes.

Toronto's housing market quieted down in December as sales slowed.

Bet365 Group founder Denise Coates was paid about £159 million ($199 million) last year, retaining her title as one of the world's best compensated executives as her gambling empire's earnings surged.

Ken Griffin's Citadel prolonged its non-compete agreements for some portfolio managers to 21 months, underscoring the unrelenting hiring war among multistrategy hedge funds.

Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has declared assets worth $400 million, including two properties in London, investments in several companies and a collection of luxury watches and handbags.

Citadel invited clients to cash out profits after a roughly 15% gain in its flagship strategy last year, but the vast majority opted to keep their money in the multistrategy hedge fund.