
Robert Frank
@robtfrank
CNBC Wealth Reporter, Best-selling author of “Richistan,” former WSJ.
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The 1989 Lamborghini Countach that starred (and crashed) in “The Wolf of Wall Street” just crashed again at auction. It was estimated at $1.5 million - $2 million Bonhams|Cars Online but failed to attract a minimum bid.



.Robert Frank joins Squawk Box to discuss what could be "the biggest tax case in decades." cnb.cx/47B3UGm



“The Dude’s” robe and shirt worn by Jeff Bridges in “The Big Lebowski” sell for $169,000, 5 times the estimate, Julien's Auctions . Sunglasses sell for $89,000. The Dude abides…



Can luxury real estate shine in 2024? Robert Frank reports on the bright spot in the housing market.

Someone paid $2.9 million for this 2014 Pagani - online. Total sales at Bring a Trailer topped $1.4 billion in 2023, a rare bright spot in the classic car market last year. rb.gy/vfjpdy




A Hamptons estate that once listed for $150 million before falling into bankruptcy was sold at auction Wednesday for $88.5 million. Robert Frank has the details: cnb.cx/48O6YiN



$RACE is racing higher, fresh off of an earnings beat. Robert Frank joins Sara Eisen to break down the results and discuss reports from the Formula 1 scene that Lewis Hamilton may join the team's ranks.

Wealth has increased across all age groups, but research from the Fed shows that Millennials and Gen-Z have had the fastest growth. CNBC Wealth Reporter Robert Frank breaks down the data.

The Christie's Elton John sale totals $20.5 million — more than twice the estimate. The top lot was a Banksy triptych that sold for $1.9 million. A pair of his silver platform boots sold for $94,500. #rocketman


A mega-yacht seized by U.S. authorities from a Russian oligarch is costing the government nearly $1 million a month to maintain, according to new court filings. Robert Frank reports. cnb.cx/3TqE7Mn

President Biden is calling to tax increases on corporations and the wealthy. Robert Frank joins with a closer look at those potential hikes and changes:
