Daisy Igel

Warner Bros. Discovery told shareholders Netflix’s deal was better than Paramount’s offer, urging them to reject the latter.

The New York Mets are turning heads with an announcement on their expected replacement for the homegrown slugger.

As we approach Christmas season, it is timely to say a word about workers who often seem driven by a higher power.

Government data show a decline of 1.1 million foreign-born workers since January. New immigration restrictions will lead to a larger drop.

Phils' fans might prefer that their club do their shopping in the deeper end of the free agent pool, but Garcia gives them upside beyond their $10 million investment.

Some teams seem to be reluctant to sign a player with a qualifying offer because it could cost them a mid-level draft pick. Other larger market teams don't care.

Once thought of in purely domestic terms, corporate mergers are an increasingly important tool of international competition which recontextualize regulatory concerns.

After a rough 2018, 247 people, including 102 from China, fell off the world’s billionaire ranks.

Their total combined net worth this year is $274.6 billion, or about 13.30% of Brazil's GDP in 2013.

As Brazil's surging wealth creates more millionaires and billionaires than ever before, wealthy older families are holding onto a big piece of the pie. Here are some of them.

The top 12 corporations listed together represent more than 50% of the total wealth generated by all listed companies, while the first four even outweigh the economic power of Brazil's union.

There are more billionaires in Brazil, according to Forbes Brasil, but the weakness in the Brazilian real vs. the dollar indicates that as many as a dozen of them may not make the cut for the U.S. list by FORBES next year.

Do you think you know everything about Brazilian Billionaires!? Try to answer the following questions.

There are 9 new billionaires in Brazil. One is a TV host who ran for president, another is a beer king who was in jail, another is a rich pastor.

Mexico may be home to the world's richest person but Brazil is the hot spot in Latin America with nearly half of the region's 99 billionaires.

Brazil, led by the world's third most powerful woman, has 9 female billionaires. Worldwide, less than 10% of the billionaires are women. In Brazil this proportion doubles: 20% of the billionaires are women. Of the 1,426 people on the new 2013 Forbes list of the World’s Billionaires, just 138 are women. Worldwide, [...]

Entrepreneurs from around the world, including first ever billionaires from Vietnam, Swaziland and Nepal, join the ranks of this exclusive club.