These days a wealth of information on executive pay and individual wealth is available, most of it free, over the Internet.

The doubling in losses, to $130 billion now, largely reflects a growing population and greater individual wealth.

There are many lines of argument in favor of including a tax based on individual net wealth.

This fellow at Nice is interested in the paradox of individual wealth in a corporate age.

The governor does not admit his fear to tax the state's huge corporate and private individual wealth.

Counterfeiting has been used as a tactic to increase individual wealth since the creation of currency itself.

This has nothing to do with individual wealth.

These days, information about individual wealth is more readily available.

Yet community, as opposed to individual wealth, for a future hoped-for temple is possible.

It seems to be that they're the barometer of individual wealth.