Comment: Rise of the Billionaire Nomad

Financial advisers are starting to refer to their wealthiest clients as billionaire nomads -- those who globe-trot between homes to avoid direct taxes from any country.

Ultra-high net worth families have always been mobile, but the crackdown on offshore accounts is making them even more so. A few have even taken to living on megayachts, apparently deciding that pirates on the high seas are less of a risk than dodging the remorseless embrace of tax authorities.

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110-Hour Workweeks Drove Young Bankers at a Boutique Firm to the Brink