Mexican telecom tycoon Carlos Slim Helú, the world’s fifth richest person, has appointed two of his grandsons to the boards of his companies.
Arturo Elías Ayub, Slim’s spokesperson and son-in-law, confirmed the appointments of Daniel Hajj Slim and Rodrigo Hajj Slim to the board of Minera Frisco, a mining company in read »
Japan doesn’t need foreign criticism of decisions it hasn’t made. read »
The Seattle-based e-commerce giant is double dating and accepting proposals for its HQ2 complex. read »
Talk about affordable – we found 40 cars and crossovers leasing for what amounts to a few bucks per day. read »
Frank and Lorenzo Fertitta, who sold most of their stakes in mixed martial arts promoter UFC at a $4 billion valuation last summer, have now fully divested from the business. read »
Formula One is on track to be investigated after a report revealed that money from the auto racing series is being paid to an organization in Syria which is sponsored by dictator Bashar al-Assad and used as propaganda by his Tourism Minister who has European Union sanctions against him. read »
Like fantasy sports? You may have the potential to be a great investor! Your skills in identifying great players in your fantasy league can also mean great picking stocks for your portfolio. In this article, Eric shows you how you can! read »
Seeks apology and $770,000 fine read »
You can apply for Public Service Loan Forgiveness – starting right now. Here’s how. read »
More and more single-family offices will be passed to the next generation. While the estate plans of the wealth creators will ensure that the heirs receive the family office tax efficiently, most of the inheritors are not prepared to take over and manage these financial and lifestyle boutiques. read »
With laws and regulations consistently changing, an easily corrected mistake made by some of the rich and super-rich is failing to ensure their estate plans are up to date. read »
Mark Zuckerberg and the technology group FWD.us, founded by leaders including Bill Gates, weighed in on Tuesday’s decision to wind down DACA. read »
Leslie Alexander bought the Houston Rockets for $85 million in 1993. He will now sell the team for $2.2 billion, more than 25 times his initial investment. read »
With a market cap of $20 billion, Workday will be the 303rd company to have switched from the NYSE to the NASDAQ since 2005, pushing the total value of companies that have switched to $1 trillion dollars. read »
Mexico’s 2013 telecom reform has successfully brought new players into the market, but the biggest companies continue to be dominant in the TV and phone markets, a new OECD report says. read »
High rollers swell surging comeback, but sustainability concerns remain read »
