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Every Billionaire Under The Age Of 30 Inherited Their Fortune, Research Finds
Every billionaire on Earth who is under the age of 30 has earned their wealth through huge inheritance, a new research has found.
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Putin Seizes Rights To St. Petersburg Airport From Foreign Investors
President Vladimir Putin ordered the transfer of rights to managing Russia's second-busiest airport from foreign shareholders that include Germany's Fraport AG and the Qatari wealth fund by shifting their stakes into a new domestic entity.
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Singapore Partners HSBC, Standard Chartered to Explore Token Use in Trade, Wealth Management
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has partnered with multinational banks Standard Chartered and HSBC to dive deeper into the use-cases of tokens in trade finance and wealth management. The move is aimed at transforming trade assets into transferable instruments.
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King Charles Means 18 Billion Pound Shift For Royal Family's Finances
Queen Elizabeth II's death is prompting an outpouring of grief around the world and bringing parts of the UK to a standstill ahead of her state funeral on Monday.
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Russia's Billionaires Try To Figure Out What To Do With Their Wealth
Alexey Mordashov has faced plenty of challenges building an empire spanning gold, power, steel and tourism. Now he has to work out how to pass a $17 billion fortune to his children in a country with no precedent for wealth transfer on this scale, and without destabilizing the massive business.
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China Chat Log Leak Shows Scope of Surveillance
The leaked files show a wealth of information linked to online accounts, including GPS locations, file transfers, and chat logs.
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'Wealth Transfer From Rich To Poor': Economist Bibek Debroy On Notes Ban
For those who say that the new Rs 2,000 note will fail at making it harder to hoard black or undeclared money, economist Bibek Debroy has a simple answer: "Don't assume the government of India is stupid."
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Oil Slump to Help Global Growth, India Looks Promising: Study
A sharp plunge in oil prices is likely to transfer $1.5 trillion of wealth to consumers, bringing the US back as global growth engine while India is the most promising story among emerging markets, says a study.
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Every Billionaire Under The Age Of 30 Inherited Their Fortune, Research Finds
Every billionaire on Earth who is under the age of 30 has earned their wealth through huge inheritance, a new research has found.
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Putin Seizes Rights To St. Petersburg Airport From Foreign Investors
President Vladimir Putin ordered the transfer of rights to managing Russia's second-busiest airport from foreign shareholders that include Germany's Fraport AG and the Qatari wealth fund by shifting their stakes into a new domestic entity.
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Singapore Partners HSBC, Standard Chartered to Explore Token Use in Trade, Wealth Management
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has partnered with multinational banks Standard Chartered and HSBC to dive deeper into the use-cases of tokens in trade finance and wealth management. The move is aimed at transforming trade assets into transferable instruments.
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King Charles Means 18 Billion Pound Shift For Royal Family's Finances
Queen Elizabeth II's death is prompting an outpouring of grief around the world and bringing parts of the UK to a standstill ahead of her state funeral on Monday.
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Russia's Billionaires Try To Figure Out What To Do With Their Wealth
Alexey Mordashov has faced plenty of challenges building an empire spanning gold, power, steel and tourism. Now he has to work out how to pass a $17 billion fortune to his children in a country with no precedent for wealth transfer on this scale, and without destabilizing the massive business.
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China Chat Log Leak Shows Scope of Surveillance
The leaked files show a wealth of information linked to online accounts, including GPS locations, file transfers, and chat logs.
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'Wealth Transfer From Rich To Poor': Economist Bibek Debroy On Notes Ban
For those who say that the new Rs 2,000 note will fail at making it harder to hoard black or undeclared money, economist Bibek Debroy has a simple answer: "Don't assume the government of India is stupid."
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Oil Slump to Help Global Growth, India Looks Promising: Study
A sharp plunge in oil prices is likely to transfer $1.5 trillion of wealth to consumers, bringing the US back as global growth engine while India is the most promising story among emerging markets, says a study.
