Economic Malignancy: The Swelling Wealth Share of Our Richest 0.00001 Percent
In 2024, the 19 richest U.S. billionaires increased their share of the country’s wealth from 1.2 percent to 1.8 percent, the largest annual increase ever.
Wealth Concentration
Sick Profits: How Profit-Driven Healthcare Is Bad for Our Financial and Physical Health
Healthcare giants are saving millions from tax cuts but still not improving care.
Musk’s Trillion-Dollar Pay Package Isn’t the Only Bad Thing on the Tesla Shareholder Ballot
Investors will vote on several issues at the heart of a broader national effort by oligarchs and corporate insiders to consolidate power over our economy.
Five Questions for Chuck Collins About His New Book
A discussion with the author of Burned by Billionaires on why the ultra-rich demand our attention.
When Far-Right Voters Learn Wage Inequality Facts, Their Support for Policy Solutions Jumps
A new study of voters in the United States and five other countries finds that those on the far right become much more supportive of redistributive policies when they know the true extent of the wage gap problem.
Ten Ways You Are Being Burned by Billionaires
Wealth concentration affects your life, whether you realize it or not.
Billionaire Wealth Concentration Is Even Worse than You Imagine
The share of U.S. wealth held by the top 0.1 percent has grown nearly 60 percent since 1989.
Don’t Let Wall Street Gamble with Your Golden Years
Private equity firms want your retirement savings — and the Trump administration wants to help them.