Linette Lopez said she hadn’t tweeted details about the location of Musk’s private jet—his stated rationale for other suspensions.

“We do not have any indication that Mr. Musk participated in the November 2022 Election,” said the administrator of the county where he is registered.

The CNN commentator—who was given a mountain of cash by the Amazon founder to distribute—says he is now launching a new initiative.

“I just kept saying, ‘He hit me. He hit me,’” Rhode Island Senate candidate Jennifer Rourke told The Daily Beast.

Papa John's founder John Schnatter’s alleged behavior ranges from spying on his workers to sexually inappropriate conduct, which has resulted in at least two confidential settlements.

Collectively, the billionaires on the Forbes 400 hold more wealth than the bottom 64% of America, "more people than the populations of Mexico and Canada combined."

After factoring in inflation, Bezos comes up far short of that title.

After her lover and stepdaughter were shot to death, Priscilla Davis was sure she knew who killed them: Her husband, Cullen.

Venture capitalist Michael Goguen has been besieged by legal battles and a growing roster of enemies.

Melinda French Gates opened up to CBS about the dissolution of her 27-year marriage to Bill Gates.

In an exclusive interview with FORBES, Emin Agalarov—a Russian pop singer, real estate mogul and son of one of the country’s richest people—made a number of striking claims.

The ultra-rich aren’t happy about Democrats’ plans to tax “unrealized gains” on stocks and other assets, and have different ideas about what, if anything, should be done instead.

The man behind the “Let’s Go Brandon” crypto coin threatened to sue key investors last week, blaming them for the nearly worthless token’s demise.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' two day streak as the world's only centi-billionaire is over -- for now.

The billionaire, who had been slated to join the social media giant’s board on Saturday after buying up a 9.2 percent stake, has changed his mind, according to Twitter’s CEO.

Locals say the New England Patriots owner’s paper mill is spewing noxious gases and making them sick.

Blockchain mogul Jonathan Yantis wants quiet near his $24 million mansion on Maui. Locals are painting him as an exclusionary rich “a--hole.”

The fight for control of Papa John’s may finally be ending.

Another conservative mogul is griping about “censorship.” Here we go again.

On the hook for more than $80 million in legal judgments, largely due to alleged harassment and battery, Alki David says he will never pay a dime.

China’s rapidly growing presence in South America has reached Guyana. Vice News goes undercover to expose allegations of corruption in business deals between...

Even in the absence of Papa John's founder John Schnatter, deep cultural issues at the business remain.

Papa John’s issued a dismal second-quarter earnings announcement after the close of markets on Tuesday. Shares immediately plummeted.

On TV, Patrick Carroll is a buttoned-up businessman who manages $7.4 billion in property. In private, things are very different.

The $4 billion fintech startup is hurtling towards an IPO. But its volatile leader is fighting multiple lawsuits that could complicate his ambitions.

He announced he’s giving $100 million each to Van Jones and Jose Andrés to donate as they see fit—a far cry from the deliberate approach of his ex-wife, MacKenzie Scott.

It comes a year after Revlon owner Ron Perelman put a jet, a yacht, and artwork on sale, raising questions about his liquidity.

In his new book, Jared Kushner writes that Steve Bannon enlisted Kushner's help to keep Chris Christie from becoming chief of staff in the Trump White House.