James Ledbetter

Not everyone can shell out millions to hang a Basquiat in their home, but you can still own part of a masterpiece—and earn investment returns to beat inflation while you’re at it.

For many companies, there are alternatives to venture capital that don’t require losing equity.

Perhaps more than any year in recent memory, 2021 was a year when Americans strove their hardest to align wealth with values.

The powerhouse CEO of digitalundivided is uplifting women and women of color who are just setting out on their entrepreneurial journey.

When Jacqueline Novogratz started Acumen in 2001, the idea of “impact investing” was not well received by traditional financial firms. Today, Acumen has invested more than $135 million in more than 100 social enterprises worldwide and has shaped a model that’s been adopted by even the most adamant naysayers.

Despite the high cost, private air travel has seen a flurry of activity from new customers.

The economist and political commentator known for her clear, outspoken views on challenging topics recently spoke to Worth about how corporate boards can work better in our tumultuous world.

When you’re a legacy print publication, getting back to words and images on paper feels like traveling home.

The fund, called A100x, takes advantage of some recent, and recently popular, investment developments that make it unique in the space.

The CEO of digitalundivided sat down with Worth to discuss the achievements of female founders of color, while acknowledging that progress is still slow and many barriers remain.

Elections, the saying goes, have consequences—and this year, it looks like those consequences are impacting investments and investment strategy.