• Is gold a good store of wealth in troubled times?

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  • During that period, the siblings' wealth was at different times managed by their father Robert, by their cousin Thomas, and by the family's long-time attorney Marshall Eisenberg.

    FORBES: IRS Enters Pritzker Fray

  • This handy tool loads a page from four locations around the world and provides both average load times and a wealth of detail on how long each page element takes to load.

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  • She calculates that for over-55s, median wealth fell from 5.7 times income in 2007 to 4.6 in 2008, returning to the level of 1995.

    ECONOMIST: Older workers and the recession

  • Defending the record of Lib Democrat ministers since, Ms Williams said they had blocked Conservative plans to cut inheritance tax and "ensured the richest in society paid five times more of their wealth in tax".

    BBC: Welsh Lib Dems: Party at 'turning point' says Williams

  • And then the young person gets out into world in which ideas create wealth and gives back to society many times over.

    BBC: News | Monitoring | President Clinton on Shanghai radio phone-in

  • He brings a wealth of experience in leading organizations during times of rapid change and in building strong, high-functioning teams to address these changes.

    FORBES: Actelion Executive To Head American College of Cardiology

  • The wealthiest 1% owned four times as much as the combined wealth of half the population (28 million people), it added.

    BBC: UK's 'most deprived' areas named

  • He and his wife Tashia have been giving away bits of their wealth for 25 years, as this Cap Times article points out.

    FORBES: Is The Gates-Buffett Giving Pledge Really Spurring New Giving?

  • Paul Sullivan writes the "Wealth Matters" column for The New York Times and is the author of Clutch: Why Some People Excel Under Pressure and Other's Don't (Portfolio, 2010).

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • While most people are hurting badly, the very rich -- whose wealth and income have grown disproportionately big in recent times -- have largely recovered from the downturn.

    CNN: Why middle class has taken a big hit

  • At sundry times across disparate cultures, rare pockets of wealth and spurts of progress proliferated overwhelmingly under limited, local control.

    FORBES: Europe's Debt Crisis Is No Failing Of Federalism

  • The fall in share prices has already reduced the level of household wealth in America from a peak of 4.2 times personal incomes two years ago to 3.4 times now.

    ECONOMIST: Jumping but jumpy | The

  • This may be wishful thinking, but his essential point is a good one: namely that the boom years before the great recession put far more wealth in the hands of highly educated professionals than in earlier times, and that this class--Ivied, cosmopolitan, sophisticated in the ways of the knowledge economy--naturally gravitates toward liberal values and politics.

    FORBES: Medialand

  • That means ensuring that the economy remains open, flexible and resilient, capable, in other words, of getting through harder times when the boom is over (a sovereign-wealth fund would help).

    ECONOMIST: Australia's promise

  • Once in Naples, Caravaggio fitted in like a native, embracing the metropolis that was three times the size of Rome, riven by extremes of wealth and poverty, light and dark, palazzi and shantytowns.

    ECONOMIST: Caravaggio

  • According to the University, the total income of the top 20 percent of the rural households was 10.19 times higher than the bottom 20 percent and that the wealth gap in west China was bigger than in the east of the country.

    FORBES: The China Miracle: A Rising Wealth Gap

  • Campbell would bring a wealth of experience to any back-line, however, having played 73 times for England and made almost 500 appearances for Tottenham, Arsenal and Portsmouth.

    BBC: Sol Campbell in talks with Sunderland

  • OK, we know that story did not appear in Wednesday's New York Times, and we would certainly agree that a massive loss of wealth in the top 1% would wreak economic havoc on the country.

    CNN: Carville: What if the rich lost 40% of their wealth?

  • "There's probably a wealth of material in there charting the entire history of Gloucester, possibly even from prehistoric times, " he said.

    BBC: Gloucester prison closure: Criminals buried underneath

  • All told, only about 12% of households have annualized wealth below the poverty line, while 57% can generate a figure at least three times that much, he figures.

    FORBES: Rich And Retired

  • This led FORBES to a deeper examination of his wealth, and a stark conclusion: The value that the prince puts on his holdings at times feels like an alternate reality, including his publicly traded Kingdom Holding, which rises and falls based on factors that, coincidentally, seem more tied to the FORBES billionaires list than fundamentals.

    FORBES: Prince Alwaleed And The Curious Case Of Kingdom Holding Stock

  • The wealth disparities this can cause were shown in the recently-released list of global MBAs compiled by the Financial Times newspaper.

    CNN: The students who give back

  • When Bryan Hopkins, president of Hopkins Wealth Management Group, noticed all the volatility in the market, he encouraged his clients to harvest their losses multiple times a year.

    FORBES: Intelligent Investing Panel

  • Options under consultation also include a French-style wealth tax on personal assets, such as jewellery and paintings, according to the Mail on Sunday and the Sunday Times.

    BBC: Lib Dems look at extending mansion tax

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