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Exodus: Movement of rich people

Why high-fliers increasingly live and work abroad

Highly Respected Florida Family Law Attorney Patricia Lee Named to the I CARE Foundation's Board of Directors

Patricia Lee is a highly respected international family law attorney primarily practicing complex child custody matters, including international child abduction prevention and reunification. The St. Petersburg, Florida lawyer has been named as a Director to the International Child Abduction Research and Enlightenment Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to preventing the illegal ...

Lawyer Snapshot: Helen Peacock Roberson

Age: I plead the fifth. Family: Husband, Eric Roberson. Pets: 2 fat cats, Snuffy and Buster. Education: University of Florida College of Law (J.D), 2005; University of Florida (Business Administration, Finance), 2002.

St. Tammany Art Association is for everyone: Pennison proves it

One of the interesting and valuable attractions of an art organization with regional aspirations is availability of opportunity for everyone who wishes to engage in the arts to participate. Such organizations exist all over the country, and the stories of...

Women of Power taps inner strength to turn troubled lives around

LaDawnna Hudson is driven by a desire to help struggling women gain the skills and self-confidence needed to lead happy, productive lives. That drive comes from her own struggles to free herself from

Businessmen as Presidents? Not Many Make It Through

Move over, Henry Ford, William Randolph Hearst, Wendell Willkie, and Ross Perot. Make room, Steve Forbes, Donald Trump, Carly Fiorina, and Meg Whitman. Add Herman Cain to the long list of successful businessmen and women who succumbed to what they thought was a public clamor for a business resume only to find boardroom skills do not transfer easily to political campaigns.

Winsted family’s generosity will be ‘paid forward’

WINSTED, MN – Members of a Winsted family are sharing their home and their hearts as they help three Guatemalan students whose mission is to improve the quality of life for their people and their country.

Jim Romenesko Weighs In on His Departure from Poynter

Jim Romenesko, patron saint of aggregators and online journalists, has launched his new eponymous site and in case you missed it, opened the blog with a long read of his side of his fallout with Poynter. Here are the gory bits we gleaned from the first post:Related: Fans Fume as Romenesko Resigns from Poynter

Mine inspection process 'needed auditing'

The Labour Department has made only two prosecutions of underground mines in New Zealand since 2005, an inquiry into the Pike River tragedy has heard.

As it happened: Pike River Inquiry December 5

Pike River Inquiry: December 5. Phase three of the Royal Commission of Inquiry.