How Charity's Spending Reflected Fumo Interests: A Painting, a Bank, and a Bucks County Memorial Are Among the Examples. His Supporters Call Them Sound Investments
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By Mario F. Cattabiani, Craig R. McCoy and John Shiffman, The Philadelphia Inquirer  Feb. 4--State Sen. Vincent J. Fumo holds no official position with the charity Citizens' Alliance for Better Neighorhoods.
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The aggressive fund raising that produced record spending in the 2004 presidential race won't stop with the election. President Bush's finance team will now look to raise millions from businesses and other big donors to finance inauguration festivities.
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Mutual funds aren&#39;t just popular with the masses. They&#39;re also investments of choice among the people who oversee the nation&#39;s economy.
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By Anonymous  MORGANTOWN - Learning about business also means learning to be a good community member. That's why West Virginia University students at the College of Business and Economics handed out $20,000 to local charities April 26.
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There's a temptation to gauge the generosity of a community by the number of million-dollar donations made to the local symphony or university, or the number of fundraising records set by the annual cancer ball or school auction. And until recently, thanks to a booming economy and real estate mar...
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One of the house parties sponsored by the Republican candidate uses the Sept. 11 date for fund-raising.
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Recent research shows some unexpected links between income and giving.
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Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is giving charity more than $40,000 in past political contributions linked to a Chicago real estate developer under federal indictment
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A design for the Rutgers University campus in New Brunswick, N.J., by Enrique Norten, can unfold as the money is raised.
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iShares may make a good investment in more ways than one.
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A Republican Party campaign committee that received $20,000 in 2003 from a man now accused of helping terrorists has donated the money to a foundation that comforts families of wounded soldiers.
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Investors are allowed to put the money in their I.R.A.âs into almost anything, be it condominiums or airplanes. A growing number of people are doing just that.
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It is no secret that the art market has become drunk with money lately, but $100 million for a diamond skull by the artist Damien Hirst? Even Russian oligarchs and hedge-fund billionaires might think twice.
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The gift of more than $10 million, from a yet unnamed corporation, is likely to stir some excitement in the art world.
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One good business can pour forth a steady stream of wealth.
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The schemes take various forms and often involve promises to distressed homeowners of cash upfront.
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How hedge fund manager Joe Feshbach invests in crisis situations.