Never before in the history of mankind has there been such a capacity for the creation of wealth and prosperity ... including poverty, inequality, war, and environmental degradation.

This story was produced by the Globe’s Money, Power, Inequality team, which covers the racial wealth gap in Greater Boston. You can sign up for the newsletter here. Esmy Jimenez can be reached ...

Using GEOWEALTH-US, we show that the wealth distribution across the U.S. has transformed since 1960. Inequality between the nation’s flourishing urban centers and other areas of the country ...

Strategic wealth planning follows the same logic. It involves having a financial plan or a financial “road map” laid out, which allows you to be flexible to tactically shift according to ...

Biden opened his speech with a familiar message — asking Americans to join together — but quickly warned about a dangerous concentration of wealth ... to rebalance inequality and invest ...

This story was produced by the Globe’s Money, Power, Inequality team, which covers the racial wealth gap in Greater Boston. You can sign up for the newsletter here.

The meeting has long served as an impetus for economic justice advocates to call out corporate-driven inequality and greed, and the extent to which global wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few.

The average Nairobian is 11 times wealthier than a resident of Kenya’s poorest county, Mandera, and has more wealth than the ... such as poverty and inequality rates, this measure helps in ...

Building wealth doesn’t happen overnight, but it also doesn’t require extreme sacrifices. It’s the result of consistent, smart choices made every day. These small decisions may seem minor in the ...

In a progressive tax system, individuals with higher incomes bear a larger tax burden, reducing income inequality by requiring wealthier individuals to contribute ... He added, "Taxes could have been ...

More needs to be done to address the staggering wealth gap in Australia, with critical infrastructure forsaken for financial gain, writes John Frew. Here lies the paradox: this immense wealth ...