Articles Written by Joseph Gibson

It's already been reported that Trump's leisure and hospitality businesses suffered mightily over the course of 2020 thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the drops in his royalties from film and television can't be as easily explained the same way.

The report deals with Trump's businesses over the course of 2020 and the first part of 2021, covering the remainder of his time in office.

The list price of now former home of Chris Paul saw three separate price drops after he first listed it for sale in the summer of 2019 for $8.3 million.

Being president of the United States confers a lot of benefits once one's term or terms in office are complete, including a $200,000 annual pension and lifetime Secret Service protection.

The acquisition will allow Noah to continue dividing his time between the coasts, as he also has a deluxe Manhattan duplex purchased in 2017 for $10.1 million.

The Cary Towne Center Mall sprawls across 980,000 square feet, which Epic intends to convert to "offices and recreation space" with plenty of extra space for the company's future growth.

Hipgnosis's press announcement says they now hold "50% of the worldwide copyright and income interests in Nil Young's  entire song catalogue of 1,180 songs."

Of course, while these six billionaires saw their fortunes drop the most in 2020, they're also all rich enough to be able to absorb such losses without too much actual damage.

The four homes, which do not represent a single contiguous block of land nor do they belong to any unified architectural style, were nevertheless put up for sale in May as one "estate" with a list price of $62.5 million.

As we've seen again and again over the last almost 12 months now, billionaire wealth has had a way of expanding even, as the larger population struggles, and Elon Musk had an unusually good financial year even by those standards.