Giacomo Tognini

Boston native Bruce Beal Jr. built a fortune in real estate and owns a stake in the Miami Dolphins. Now he's taking part in the $6.1 billion deal to buy the Boston Celtics.

The conservative news outlet’s blockbuster public listing on Monday catapulted its founder Chris Ruddy into the billionaire ranks.

Chris Ruddy founded Newsmax as a digital news site in 1998 with a $25,000 investment from Scaife, and the pair then raised $15 million from 200 private investors. Image by Consolidated News Photos / Shutterstock

A few hours in, the stock market rout has wiped more than $200 billion from the planet’s billionaires—particularly those with Trump ties.

The tariff news sent stock markets tumbling on Thursday, with the S&P 500 index down 5%. That rout wiped a collective $270 billion from the fortunes of billionaires. Here is who lost the most.

With U.S. tariffs on more than 80 countries set to take effect on Wednesday, companies are racing to load containers onto ships before the midnight deadline.

With U.S. tariffs on more than 80 countries set to take effect on Wednesday, companies around the world raced to load containers onto ships before the midnight deadline.

Dutch billionaire Remon Vos moved to the Czech Republic in the 1990s and built an industrial real estate giant. Higher tariffs could make him even richer.

Remon Vos moved to the Czech Republic after the fall of the Iron Curtain and started building logistics parks.

Samir Mane fled Albania’s communist regime in the early 1990s and resettled in Austria. Now back in Albania, he oversees a real estate and retail empire.