“On behalf of the eight generations of my family who have been in this country, we’re going to put a little fuel in your bus," Robert F. Smith told the class.

But a billionaire's penis is "small potatoes," concludes mock "Meet the Press" panel.

One Twitter user sagely noted, "If Howard Schultz doesn’t want to be called a billionaire, there’s an easy solution for that."

Schultz is considering running as an independent. He could unintentionally split the vote and serve Trump a second term.

The extraordinarily wealthy can buy their way out of the social contract.

The new owners will not be involved in day-to-day operations or editorial decisions.

He promised to clean up the capitol. But has Donald Trump really drained the swamp, or unleashed a new horde of swamp monsters on D.C.?

He promised to clean up the capitol. But has Donald Trump really drained the swamp, or unleashed a new horde of swamp monsters on D.C.?

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is one of the few politicians who can convey the blood-curdling terror we feel when we contemplate the cataclysm of a Trump presidency.

If Jeff Bezos, the billionaire CEO of Amazon, has his way, thousands of drones could soon be hurtling through the airspace above our heads, delivering millions of packages to Amazon's customers. Instead of having to wait the eternity of a day to receive their orders, consumers could get them in 30 minutes, or less.

HONG KONG — The billionaire chairman of one of China’s biggest private conglomerates is missing, a local financial news magazine

The fact is, part of the job of president is working and playing well with others be they conservative Democrats, country club Republicans, Tea Party wing nuts, progressives or global leaders like Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping.

All the GOP or their billionaire candidate have to do is tell voters that Clinton was against gay marriage. All they need to say is that she voted for Iraq and was inclined to accept Keystone. With Bernie Sanders, there are no questions about honesty. There's no scandal. There's only a GOP frightened of facing it's polar opposite.

Donald Trump is the bull in a china shop, and I mean that in the nicest way. His competitors, delicate breakables, are lined up on the shelf, concerned that any bold move could topple them to the ground.

I recently had the privilege of being the opening keynote speaker at the Financial Times Camp Alphaville 2015 conference in London. Attending were nearly 1000 people, including economists, engineers, scientists, and financiers.