The 27 most popular places around the world where the ultra-wealthy are snapping up second homes

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Cannes, France
Cannes in France is in 15th place on our list.

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The 9 US cities with the most billionaires, from famous glitzy locales to newer hot spots for ultrarich residents

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Miami is one of the top US cities for billionaires, with 12 in residence.

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How this entrepreneur uses AI tools like ChatGPT to work 30 hours a week and earn 7 figures a year

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Chase Dimond
E-commerce specialist Chase Dimond earned seven figures last year through several income streams.

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Twitter founder Jack Dorsey's net worth dropped by more than $500 million after US short seller Hindenburg targeted his payments company Block

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Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter and co-founder & CEO of Square, attends the crypto-currency conference Bitcoin 2021 Convention at the Mana Convention Center in Miami, Florida, on June 4, 2021.
Jack Dorsey's Block payments firm is the latest company to be targeted by Hindenburg Research.

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The world's ultra-rich lost about $14 trillion of their wealth in 2022, Knight Frank study shows

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Even the ultra-rich had a bad year in 2022.

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America's millionaires are flocking to smaller cities. Take a look at the top 5 emerging hotspots for the country's richest people.

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Miami Beach, Florida, aerial view, Indian Creek Biscayne Bay Allison Island La Gorce Island city skyline.
Miami Beach, Florida, aerial view, Indian Creek Biscayne Bay Allison Island La Gorce Island city skyline.

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The 8 US colleges that produce the most multi-millionaires, ranked

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America's millionaires aren't leaving the US to avoid taxes — they're trying to find the American Dream somewhere else, report says

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Neiman Marcus says it's only targeting ultra-wealthy customers who can spend around $27,000 a year at the retailer

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Neiman Marcus is no longer bothering with the idea of aspirational luxury.

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