Renouncing U.S. citizenship in favor of a Caribbean isle sounds exciting, but exit taxes and being blocked from return can temper one’s enthusiasm. Ask Bitcoin Jesus. read »
Robert W. Wood, Contributor
California regulators are seeking to suspend the mortgage license of Ocwen Financial, after the servicing giant did not adequately respond to repeated information requests into its compliance with the state’s Homeowner Bill of Rights. read »
Antoine Gara, Forbes Staff
2014 saw digital album downloads and CD sales plummet as people flocked in droves to streaming services like Spotify and Pandora. Meanwhile, vinyl has continued its remarkable resurgence from near-extinction, with sales increasing 52 percent over the course of last year, according to Nielsen.
What are all of those vinyl read »
Niall McCarthy, Contributor
Yuyuan Tourist Mart, a Chinese-themed shopping area that attracts 40 million visitors annually, said today it will invest 6.7 billion yuan, or $1.1 billion, in two real estate projects to take advantage of an expected increase in visitors to the city after a Disney Resort is opened here later this year.
The company will invest 3.1 read »
Russell Flannery, Forbes Staff
FATCA is America’s global tax reporting law that calls for nations everywhere to report U.S. account holders. Better get compliant, and soon. read »
Robert W. Wood, Contributor
The Real Madrid and Portugal star locks up his third Player of the Year award. read »
Kurt Badenhausen, Forbes Staff
“Corruptours” and “Narco tours,” excursions showing Mexico’s dark face of corruption and drug violence, are the latest attractions for national and foreign tourists in Mexico read »
Dolia Estevez, Contributor
2015 is off to a fantastic start for Asia’s richest man Li Ka-shing, as his fortune rose $2.3 billion. read »
Liyan Chen, Forbes Staff
Efforts to develop vaccines for Ebola are moving more quickly than usual for this kind of disease, says The CEO of The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. read »
Kerry A. Dolan, Forbes Staff
According to UK-based aviation data monitors OAG, airBaltic was the world’s most punctual airline in 2014. Latvia’s national carrier operated 42,000 flights to 40 different destinations last year and just under 95 percent of them arrived within 15 minutes of their scheduled arrival time.
Hawaiian Airlines had the second best punctuality read »
Niall McCarthy, Contributor
