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Well party people, it's almost officially the summer season. From Washington D.C. politics to London's terrorist attacks to the birth of George and Amal Clooney's twins – it's hard to catch your breath…

The auction for lunch with Warren Buffett is an annual tradition, and this year's winner actually got the privilege at something of a bargain.

The $15 million pledge would act as a substitute for funding from the US towards fighting climate change with the United Nations, likely to be discontinued by the Trump administration.

A barrage of controversy and forced resignation at Fox News is hurting Rupert Murdoch's personal wealth.

Billionaire Robert F. Smith has proven he's a pretty generous guy over the years. Now, he's upped the ante and joined more than 150 of his fellow billionaires in the Giving Pledge.

The Giving Pledge announced last week that it has added 14 new members from seven countries to its roster. The new members bring the total number of people who've signed on to 168 from 21 countries.

Robert Bigelow's recent career accomplishments might make it tempting for the average layman to assume that he knows what he's talking about when it comes to matters related to extraterrestrial life.

Viktor Vekselberg is hoping to get his name in the record books under the world's first ever nonstop worldwide flight made with a plane powered only by solar energy.

Natalia Potanin was married to Vladimir Potanin for 30 years. He left her with no money and no home. Now, she's seeking retribution…

The Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation in Norwalk, Connecticut, now has $4 million in additional resources to carry on their important work, thanks to the family foundation of Ronald Perelman and his wife Dr. Anna Chapman.

The first long weekend of the summer has hit, and our favorite billionaires are likely gearing up for a summer filled with parties on super yachts, getaways to fabulous locales, and island hopping.

Paul Fireman has good instincts. He saw the fitness craze coming in the late 1970s and jumped on it with a new kind of sneaker out of the U.K.

Olivia Mead didn't feel her $3 million inheritance was enough to cover Pilates lessons until she is 97, 20 pairs of $300 shoes each year for the next 75 years, a $1.2 million grand piano, and other items she feels a necessary for her happiness.

A homeless man's act of heroism in the face of the Manchester attack has not gone unnoticed. A Billionaire wants to give him a place to live…

Masayoshi Son isn't giving up on tech. With a multi-billion dollar check from a Saudi prince, he's ready to bet big.