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A growing number of companies are offering "yacht shipping" services, where yachts are loaded and carried on giant cargo ships to distant locations.
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Already being sued by fellow billionaire and business partner Ronald Perelman, Ira Rennert is now under attack from neighbors in the Hamptons who say his helicopter is too big.
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A new report says boosting taxes on high earners has chased residents out of Maryland and cost the state revenue.
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A new study says women who are the main breadwinners in their households feel more tension in their relationship those who make less than their man.
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A family limited partnership was once an esoteric way for wealthy families to centralize the management of real estate and cash. But this is not a normal tax year.
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Traditionally it was poverty that caused social ills. But the evidence that wealth makes people callous is starting to mount.
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Once the symbol of corporate power, skyscraper have become the default setting for luxury living, allowing developers to spread their risk around both office and residential markets.
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So, what are the biggest divorce settlements and who has paid the most? There have been several in the past 12 months. Check out the list.
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The vessel will open as the centrepiece of an entertainment village, including a maritime museum, in Port Rashid, where it has been berthed since it was retired from service in 2008.
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The hottest trend in fashion of the moment is branded jewelry, as companies that specialize in ‘soft’ luxury goods debut ‘hard’ luxury lines.
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The prime minister of Qatar is reported to be the buyer of a $90 million-plus penthouse in New York.
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At some of the country's elite private schools, top financial managers teach their trade to young women.
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On both sides of the Atlantic, budget-minded leaders have alienate wealthy individuals and non-profit organizations alike with proposals to clamp down on tax relief on charitable donations.
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Bad economy? Not for some rich car buyers. The wait time for a $400,000 Lamborghini Aventador is now 18 months.
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A Morgan Stanley strategist has come up with a new yard-stick for national competitiveness: the billionaire indicator.
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One in five Swiss banking clients predict the Euro will collapse and they are keeping a third of their portfolio in cash.
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The most expensive wine ever sold directly from a winery will go on sale this week, from the venerable Australian vintner Penfolds. The limited edition release of the 2004 Penfolds Block 42 Cabernet Sauvignon is priced at $168,000 a bottle.
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Why do 70 percent of family businesses fail to pass successfully to the next generation? The answer are more emotional than financial.
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Ranked in order from the least expensive to the most expensive mansion, here are the priciest homes in the 10 biggest cities in the U.S.
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A new study shows that 39 percent of luxury shoppers won't pay for premium brands with high ethical standards.
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A rise in pessimism among millionaire investors may actually be a good sign for the market.
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Frank joined CNBC in 2012 as a reporter and editor. He is a leading journalistic authority on the American wealthy.