New York - Is philanthropy really the saving grace of the America super-rich? A tale has been unfolding at the New York Philharmonic's home at the Lincoln Center, the city’s equivalent to London ...

But what if philanthropy does not diminish inequality? What if it increases and further institutionalizes the gap between the rich and the poor? Would we still view philanthropy as being ...

"It doesn't suck to be rich," Cuban wrote in the post. But getting there? That's where most people struggle—because it requires giving things up before you see any reward. Cuban's philosophy is ...

Being rich means different things to different people ... In fact, research suggests that giving to a cause or charity not only helps the recipient, but also rewards the giver in measurable ...

Becoming rich isn’t easy, especially if you’re ... some want boats, to donate to philanthropy or invest in art," Meister says. "Ultimately, being wealthy is knowing that you can achieve ...

Their giving legacy is almost unparalleled. Through the foundation, the family has provided grants to many Buffalo programs, including universities and colleges, the Buffalo Philharmonic ...

He was sometimes criticized for giving "bookless libraries ... "It were better for mankind that the millions of the rich were thrown into the sea than so spent as to encourage the slothful ...