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April 30, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Super-Rich Holding Trillions Offshore, Masking The True State Of Inequality The global super-rich are stashing trillions of dollars offshore with the help of some of the world's biggest banks, putting billions of dollars out of the taxman's reach and masking wealth inequality's true heights. Wealthy people were hiding between $21 and $32 trillion in offshore jurisdictions around the world as of 2012, according to a 2012 study from the Tax Justice Network, an organization which aims to promote tax transparency. The study, highlighted by a recent Bloomberg News report, found that more than $12 trillion of that money was managed by 50 international banks, many of which received bailouts during the financial crisis, according to James Henry, the study's author.  Continue reading... Gay NBA Player Stands To Get Rich Bond Market Proves What Reinhart And Rogoff Won't Admit Photos Link Major Brand To Deadly Factory Collapse Happiest Cities For Young Professionals Property Company Under 'Barrage' Of Theft, Break-In Claims Mike Tyson, Who Owes The IRS Millions, Says He Likes Taxes Super-Rich Holding TRILLIONS Offshore Obama Administration Tries To Make Applying For Health Care A Lot Easier Obama Administration Tries To Make Applying For Health Care A Lot Easier Super-Rich Holding TRILLIONS Offshore JONAH BERGER Avoiding Decision Quicksand We often get sucked into trivial decisions. Here are 3 ways to avoid this painful phenomenon. Continue reading... ROBERT REICH Public Debt and Economic Growth Reinhart and Rogoff seem to be correct in one basic respect: Economic growth does seem to be lower in very-high-debt countries. But the entire debate over their paper's flaws begs the central question of cause and effect. Is growth lower because of the high debt? Or does cause-and-effect the other way around? Continue reading... MIKE BERMAN How the NFL Is America's Business The NFL vividly illustrates that core operating philosophies blended with deep strategic conviction will translate to superior execution and sustained results than businesses always searching for the next way to reinvent themselves do. Continue reading... ROBERT WALKER Egypt: Too Big, Too Late to Save? With the world's attention riveted on war-torn Syria, far too little attention has been focused on Egypt's economic woes and their long-term implications for the region. Continue reading... DAVID SABLE The Future Rests on Legacy Do you subscribe to the notion that nothing that is old is worth knowing and that only the new -- the bright and shiny -- is valuable? Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003