America's richest gained $1.4 trillion in one year to $8 trillion total
The 2026 Forbes 400 are worth a record $8 trillion combined, up from $6.6 trillion just a year ago, marking the fastest wealth concentration in the survey's history.
The 2026 Forbes 400 are worth a record $8 trillion combined, up from $6.6 trillion just a year ago, marking the fastest wealth concentration in the survey's history.
The ultra-rich have exited the U.K. for tax safe havens including Monaco, Switzerland, and the UAE. A steel billionaire quit Britain after 30 years for the Alps, and an 88-year-old fled to Monaco.
President Trump's agreement with Japan unlocks up to $21 billion investment to expand foundational semiconductor production in New York, with GlobalFoundries as operator.
The specialty foundry JV between VIS and NXP completed construction in 22 months and expects volume production in early 2027, targeting 44,000 wafers per month.
AI-driven demand is translating into substantial semiconductor manufacturing investments, fueling growth in equipment spending, fab construction, and supply chain expansion across the Americas.
India's primary market prepared for a busy week with nine companies scheduled to launch their initial public offerings, including Fusion CX, Tonbo Imaging, Zetwerk, HD Fire Protect, and others.
Luxury retail company LVMH saw quarterly sales slump following a trademark dispute in China. Organic revenue for the company's fashion and leather goods division declined, with weak cosmetics performance as consumers prioritize debt after real-estate stress.