Outpacing the Market: Inside Representative Darrell Issa’s $686,000 Monthly Stock Gain
When Darrell Issa first got rich, he sold car alarms. The kind of gadgets that go off at 2 a.m. …
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Urging a National Billionaires’ Tax: Why Gavin Newsom Is Taking California’s Financial Fight to Washington
Something about Gavin Newsom’s current position seems to go against itself. Two things at once: California’s governor is saying that …
Fighting Ultra-High Net Worth Tax Shelters: Why Governors Are Targeting the Minimum Tax Loophole
When you look at the math more closely, it seems almost silly. Researchers led by the French economist Gabriel Zucman …
Firing Brand Ambassadors in Real Time: The Immediate Economic Fallout of the Love Island USA Scandal
In every bad brand deal, there’s a point where the math stops being vague. Somewhere, a spreadsheet is changed. Someone …
Valuating Fame: Why Celebrity Net Worth Has Replaced Box Office Numbers as the Ultimate Metric
In the past, the first few days of a movie’s release were enough to tell you everything you needed to …
Demanding Absolute Transparency: Why Fans Obsess Over the Middle Names of Zendaya and Taylor Swift
A person’s middle name can tell you a lot about them. Most people don’t give much thought to theirs; it’s …
Flocking to the United States: Why International Stars Made America Their Summer Playground in 2026
If you’re not paying attention, it’s easy to miss the point at which a city stops being a background and …
Bundling Longevity Medicine With Financial Plans: How Wealth Advisers Are Rethinking Healthcare
In the past, discussions in wealth management meetings were largely predictable. Tax efficiency, market exposure, estate planning, and the issue …
How the 2026 World Cup in Dallas Became Hollywood’s Ultimate Front-Row Status Symbol
Arlington’s AT&T Stadium can accommodate 80,000 spectators. It was temporarily renamed Dallas Stadium for the 2026 World Cup, given a …
Managing Ultra-High Net Worth Fortunes: The Elite Wealth Advisory Firms Dominating 2026
Even if some of its clients hold wealth greater than the GDP of tiny nations, there is a building in …