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Kalanick has owned a Lake Austin home for five years. He made it his primary residence two weeks before California’s proposed wealth tax would have applied to him.

Less than a year into the job, president Heather Gerken is reorganizing the 90-year-old philanthropy around seven funding areas.

The Google cofounder started cutting ties with the state last year. Californians vote Nov. 3 on whether to tax their billionaires.

Michael Dell may be one of the richest men in the world, but his wife Susan is helping decide where billions of their fortune go.

He and Lauren Sánchez Bezos now live in a $237 million Miami compound. Washington voters decide Nov. 3 whether to repeal the tax.

Her husband and a former Blackstone colleague say the late executive balanced career, community, and philanthropy, and they want to train others to do the same.

Five years into Citi’s turnaround, the No. 1 Most Powerful Woman says the heavy lifting is done—and AI will shape what comes next.

At Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit, Jennifer Siebel Newsom pointed to financial literacy, savings programs, and capital for female founders as part of her push to close the women’s wealth gap.

“You must invest for long-term growth,” Ruth Porat said at the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit on Monday. “By the time you need it, it’s too late.”

Backed by $12 million from VCs and family offices, Aurora pairs AI with human tastemakers to manage members’ health, travel, and dining.