Empire of the sons

Article Abstract:

The death of Amschel Mayor James Rothschild, ruled an apparent suicide, left the wealthy and powerful Rothschild family of Europe without a leader. Rothschild was to become the head of N.M. Rothschild & Sons Ltd. The family, which values privacy, has been unable to avoid press coverage.

Banking industry, Officials and employees, Family, Rothschild, Eric de, N.M. Rothschild and Sons Ltd., Rothschild, Guy de, Rothschild, David de, Rothschild, Jacob, Rothschild, Amschel Mayor James, Rothschild, Evelyn de, Rothschild, Elie de, Rothschild, Edmond de (French banker), Rothschild, Edouard de

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Dodi's life in the fast lane

Article Abstract:

Dodi Fayed's extravagant and showy lifestyle reflected his insecurity. He also failed to overcome his rich-child syndrome and dominant father-figure. His $100,000 monthly allowance from his father affords him to become unreasonably generous to acquaintances, especially women.

Psychological aspects, Portrayals, Fathers and sons, Father-son relations, Children of the rich, Rich children, Fayed, Dodi

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Billionaire with a cause

Article Abstract:

Sir James Goldsmith recounts his rise from being a gambler without higher education to becoming a successful financier and politician. He also discusses his unconventional relations with his wife, two ex-wives and mistress, and the children he has with them.

Interview, Capitalists and financiers, Goldsmith, James M.

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