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With the Dow breaching 14,000, investors have recovered the more than $8 trillion in wealth lost during the recession and millionaires are more numerous and more confident than they've ever been.
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While Avis Budget is paying nearly $500 million for the short-term car-rental company, Zipcar's founders are not among the largest shareholders.
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The new tax rates may not hold for long, but the wealthy have to feel as if they've dodged a bullet for now in the fiscal cliff deal.
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Subtract the Oracle of Omaha's charitable donations for this past year, and the total of the top 15 donors would be far less than last year’s $2.6 billion.
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As their clients became frozen by economic churning in Europe and Washington, wealth advisers have been trying to convince clients of the positive effects of uncertainty.
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If the life of an elderly wealthy family member extends into 2013, the tax bills will be substantially higher.
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Rich Chinese are buying bicycles that cost more than $35,000, motivated by nostalgia for the days when two wheels were the primary means of transport.
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The wealthy generally support higher income taxes, and that their support is growing, a new survey found.
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Designer Philippe Starck, who worked with the late Apple chief got a summary legal order to keep the boat from leaving Amsterdam, where it was built.
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One in five of Americans earning less than $20,000 a year would see a tax hike of $1,070, since Boehner's bill would eliminate deductions for low earners.
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A new report shows that sales and listings of homes priced at $10 million or more have more than doubled in some communities in the past year.
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Two brothers from Texas who own some 431 square miles of Montana ranch land don't break into the top 30 landowners in America.
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A new report shows that 150,000 mostly wealthy Chinese emigrated in 2011, costing the country jobs and economic growth.
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For all its symbolic value, the House Speaker John Boehner's plan to tax million-plus incomes would raise only modest revenues compared to the Obama plan.
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In the past, the wealthy employed a butler, cook, driver and more. Now, there are personal services that were never even dreamed of. Here are some for the contemporary one percent.
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A single apartment complex where 30 of 72 apartments are registered to offshore companies is expected to pay more than $4 million in taxes.
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Former Continental Airlines CEO Gordon Bethune is auctioning his watches because they've become too valuable to wear.
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A group of 25 entrepreneurs, academics and wealthy heirs told Congress the estate tax should be higher than President Obama’s current proposal.
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Sixty super-wealthy families had annual returns on investments of as little as a quarter of what they had reaped in 2011.
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The rich in UK are often told they should give in numbers more like their American counterparts. Analysis of new study suggests that they do.
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Frank joined CNBC in 2012 as a reporter and editor. He is a leading journalistic authority on the American wealthy.