Wealth Concentration

Over the last quarter-century, new data from Forbes make clear, NAFTA has helped create an incredibly rich people-friendly economic order.

Denying the role of inherited wealth fuels the mythology of meritocracy and keeps us from addressing structural inequality.

The president wouldn't have his billions without the professionalized wealth protection racket.

Redistribution via the tax code, progressives on both sides of the Atlantic are realizing, only takes us so far. We need to start limiting inequality before it can dig in.

Wealth is more concentrated now than it was in John D. Rockefeller's day.

The company has made millions off Colin Kaepernick's message. That money should go right back to the cause that message supports.

For average Americans, the U.S. economy hardly merits any kudos. Two new data dumps make that reality even plainer.

From country farmland to big city skyscrapers, absentee billionaires may be hiding wealth in your town — and driving up your cost of living.

Boston’s luxury boom figures to accelerate the city's already troubling disparities of income, wealth and opportunity.