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According to EU authorities, Alisher Usmanov "indirectly transferred assets" to his sister. One of those assets was the now-sized $800 million yacht known as "Dilbar" -the fourth largest yacht in the world.

The craft itself is a 250-foot luxury vessel called Tango, and according to US authorities it was purchased by Vekselberg in 2011 through a network of shell companies with the intention of avoiding financial oversight.

Last month Nikita Mazepin was booted from his Formula 1 race team. Today, Italian financial police seized his $1115 million villa on the coast of Sardinia.

A $3 billion sale would represent a tidy profit for Abramovich, since he paid (per current exchange rates) about $184 million for the team in 2003. However, he is reportedly foregoing all proceeds from the sale and isn't involved in the sale in any way.

The last few weeks have been extremely kind to Elon Musk. With Tesla stock soaring, his net worth is once again marching straight towards $300 billion.

Thanks to their soaring business empires, Indian billionaires Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani just joined the centibillionaires club for the first time.

Thirty years ago, it only took about $31 billion to be the richest person in the world. Here's a look at who that man was.

Now, a three-bedroom luxury unit located inside a golf resort complex in the Bernese Oberland region that Swiss authorities say belonged to Aven is the property of the Swiss government.

That breaks down to $25 million to Habitat for Humanity International and $411 million spread across 84 of the organization's affiliates throughout the United States.

Elon Musk is officially the richest person in the world. But if you ask Elon, that honor actually belongs to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

According to Italian police, the complex of residential properties is located in the coastal town of Portisco on the Emerald Coast of Sardinia.

The disclosure comes as Switzerland imposed EU sanctions on Russian money being held in the country, but there are growing calls from within Switzerland for even more to be done.

Bancel has sold over 2.8 million Moderna shares since January of 2020, as prescribed by the 10b5-1 plan developed before the pandemic happened. Typically, this comes to 19,000 shares a week – valued at about $3.6 million.

First listed just before covid lockdowns began in early 2020 for an asking price of $45 million, the spread is now being "quietly shopped" with an even higher asking price of $50 million.

Every country has its own laws governing such sanctions, but many of the current rounds go beyond any legal precedent, which creates numerous challenges for the governments involved.