On this December 16, 2025, Elon Musk makes history as the first human being to cross the unimaginable threshold of a $600 billion personal fortune. According to Forbes, his wealth now stands at approximately $677 billion, fueled by a new valuation of SpaceX at $800 billion. Bloomberg corroborates this meteoric rise, estimating his net worth at nearly $638 billion.

Dans l’univers feutré des marchés financiers, certaines introductions en Bourse relèvent de la routine. D’autres, plus rares, s’inscrivent dans une autre temporalité : celle des moments fondateurs. L’hypothèse d’une IPO de SpaceX, évoquée à l’horizon 2026, appartient clairement à cette seconde catégorie. Plus qu’une opération financière, il s’agirait d’un acte de consécration, l’entrée assumée de l’industrie spatiale privée dans le cercle très fermé du capital d’exception.

Behind the gilded moldings of Parisian townhouses, beyond the Haussmann façades and the discreet meeting rooms of private banks, a subtle shift is underway. No grand declarations, no dramatic exits, just the measured execution of carefully engineered wealth strategies. Quietly, year after year, a segment of France’s most affluent households is slipping away.

In a world shaken by uncertainty, a select few nations have mastered the art of resilience. Through exemplary governance, long-term vision, and unshakable market confidence, these ten countries embody an economy defined by elegance and serenity.

Europe is on the verge of a decisive turning point in the history of its currency. The European Central Bank (ECB) is pushing ahead with the digital euro, a project designed to modernize payments and strengthen the financial sovereignty of the Old Continent.

France Reaches a New Historic High in 2025 : Public Debt Climbs to €3,416.3 Billion, Equal to 115.6% of GDP. This reality is more than a statistic: it directly affects entrepreneurs, employees, the industries that create wealth, and the very image of an ambitious France.

The Zucman Tax in France presents itself as a modern remedy to fiscal inequality, yet beneath its veneer of social justice lies a direct threat to those who build, innovate, and invest in France. By targeting fortunes above €100 million, this seemingly fair measure risks destabilizing our most dynamic entrepreneurs, whose wealth is above all the reflection of thriving, growing companies.

Quand l’élégance rencontre la stratégie fiscale. Optimiser sa fiscalité ne signifie pas forcément s’enfermer dans un cabinet d’experts avec des colonnes de chiffres interminables. Pour les plus fortunés, il s’agit aussi d’un art subtil : transformer des passions en placements intelligents.

Bernard Arnault, born in Roubaix in 1949, is today recognized as the richest man in France. Yet behind this prestigious title lies a fascinating intrigue: how did this engineer by training manage to transform a struggling couture house into a worldwide luxury empire ?

In 2025, a global phenomenon of great magnitude is unfolding: more than 165,000 millionaires are expected to change countries. This massive migration of high-net-worth individuals reflects strategic choices driven by taxation, lifestyle, and investment opportunities.

At what age do you reach your first million dollars? It’s a captivating question, but the answer depends heavily on where you live. Between deep stock markets, property cycles, funded pension systems, inheritances, and waves of entrepreneurship, each economy leaves its own mark on the clock of wealth creation.

Beyond prestige and iconic brands, luxury has become a true lever for economic growth, capable of withstanding the turbulence of the global market. In this ranking of the 10 richest families in the world in 2025, discover how the passion for beauty, exclusivity, and refinement drives some of the most impressive fortunes ever recorded.

In 2025, global wealth has soared to unprecedented heights. The number of ultra-wealthy individuals has never been greater, nor has their collective fortune been so astronomical. Capgemini’s latest report reveals a dramatic surge in major fortunes, a clear sign of a world where luxury is no longer a privilege, but an empire.

In an era of increasing tax transparency and global regulation, a handful of jurisdictions still offer legal, strategic advantages for entrepreneurs looking to optimize their tax situation.

In a world where wealth is growing and concentrating, being part of the top 1% is a distinction that fascinates as much as it raises questions. While luxury and prestige are common markers of this elite, the entry threshold varies significantly from one country to another. Here is a detailed exploration of the annual incomes and net worths required to join this highly exclusive club, ranked from the most accessible countries to the most elite.

In 2025, moving abroad isn’t just about sunshine and paradise beaches anymore — it’s a smart wealth-building strategy. Whether you're an entrepreneur, investor, digital nomad, or a highly skilled professional, here are the 10 destinations with the greatest potential to earn (a lot of) money this year.

For decades, France has maintained a complex relationship with its public finances. While its social model is among the most protective in the world, it is also one of the most expensive. In 2025, France is recording a public deficit exceeding 5.8% of GDP—well above the 3% limit set by European treaties.

In 2025, the new global elite is no longer just focused on accumulating assets. They're seeking to live better, spend smarter, and relocate where freedom meets luxury and strategy. In this exclusive ranking, we reveal the top 10 most popular destinations for millionaires starting a new chapter.

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