Michelle Celarier

Stanford professor Rob Reich argues yes—at least as it’s currently organized.

Economist William Lazonick on what’s been behind the growth in companies buying back their own stock—and why sentiment is shifting away from the practice today.

There has often been a tension between the personalities who give and the causes to which they give. But the 21st century has already seen a flood of bad actors giving philanthropy a bad name. Here are some of the worst.

Sam Antar, the former CFO of New York’s Crazy Eddie, on how the electronics retailer committed its legendary crimes, and the state of white-collar crime today.

As part of Worth’s 10th Annual Power 100, we’re recognizing power players across the industries we cover. Although the hedge fund industry has struggled in the past decade, its founders still yield great financial power. Here are the 10 fund managers to know this year.

SALT, the SkyBridge Alternatives hedge fund conference created by Anthony Scaramucci in the depths of the financial crisis, is reemerging after a year off. What can attendees expect?

From Celebrity Big Brother to the return of SALT, everyone’s favorite Trump World celebrity is having the time of his life—but the Mooch can't stop talking about why Washington blows and hedge funds suck.