America's richest accumulated $8 trillion in one year alone
The 2026 Forbes 400 are worth a record $8 trillion combined, up from $6.6 trillion just a year ago, as asset valuations accelerate across tech, finance, and real estate.
The 2026 Forbes 400 are worth a record $8 trillion combined, up from $6.6 trillion just a year ago, as asset valuations accelerate across tech, finance, and real estate.
Kakao's plan to increase corporate value through a spin-off is facing growing controversy, with shareholder resistance and a significant stock price decline following the announcement.
Ultra-high-net-worth individuals have exited the UK for tax safe havens in Monaco, Switzerland, and the UAE, taking more capital with them than the remaining UK billionaires are worth combined.
NatWest announced a material limited partner investment into Phoenix Court's family of funds, marking its first direct LP commitment to an independently managed venture platform.
PIMCO reports that private credit lenders are regaining negotiating leverage with borrowers as redemption pressure forces fund managers to tighten lending standards, though risks in legacy portfolios remain elevated.
SEMI projects global 300mm front-end fab equipment spending will reach $149 billion in 2026 (up 31% YoY), with cumulative buildout reaching $227 billion by 2029 as chip makers accelerate capacity.
Amazon is reportedly acquiring AI startup Decart for $7 billion, part of a broader vertical integration strategy to reduce reliance on Nvidia and build proprietary infrastructure for cloud AI services.