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• France's 'Rich' Tax = Deals on Paris Mansions

  11:03 AM ET Thu, 8 Nov 2012

  The 75 percent tax on millionaires in France has caused more of the rich to put their homes up for sale. But don't expect bargains in Paris, where prices remains high.

• Do Presidents Have an Effect on the One Percent?

  11:55 AM ET Thu, 1 Nov 2012

  A new study shows that the choice of President doesn't matter much for the course of income inequality in America.

• Can Employers Tell Their Workers How to Vote?

  2:18 PM ET Thu, 1 Nov 2012

  Election experts and lawyers say law specifically prevents employers from telling workers they could lose their jobs if they vote for a certain candidate.

• Millionaire 'Munger Sandwich' Squeezes California Governor

  4:53 AM ET Fri, 2 Nov 2012

  The latest polls shows that Gov. Brown's Nov. 6 ballot measure, known as Proposition 30, is on the ropes, thanks in part to more than $50 million one family has spent to defeat it.

• City Scrutinizes ‘Low-Income’ Tax Breaks for Luxury Condo

  8:36 AM ET Fri, 2 Nov 2012

  New York's Department of Buildings is asking for more information on the luxury tower that's seeking tax breaks aimed at low-income housing.

• Hollande Pushes to Exempt Art from Wealth Tax

  2:16 PM ET Thu, 1 Nov 2012

  Seeking to avoid more division over his wealth tax hike, the French president moved to squelch a legislative amendment that would extend the tax to art assets.

• Mark Cuban Slams CEO's Anti-Obama Email

  2:11 PM ET Thu, 1 Nov 2012

  Mark Cuban said that CEOs shouldm't tell employees how to vote in a seeming reference to Westgate CEO David Siegel's email to employees.