is take a look so the country top the list for wealth per capita in the latest poll by the boston consulting group topping the ranking for highest density for private financial wealth with millionaires making up seventeen point five percent of all households followed by switzerland and singapore. the u.s. ranked tightest in terms of total number of millionaire households with seven point one million followed by china with two point four million the amount of medium as a rose in china by eighty two percent from the previous year and now almost double the amount in japan the number of households whose wealth exceeds while median and russia has grown by daily which means that russia is now right the world wide in terms of the number of may in a household and it comes to all that per household the report showed that russia ranks fifth of the world i have all the world's wealth grew by fifteen percent to one hundred fifty two trillion dollars a wall that may be more million as and ever before the metal industry often or a fraction of the real economy is still slumping global still while the problem is

we will take a look at a report released from the boston consulting group and get the highlights from one of its authors. stay with us. ♪ >> the ncaa has announced a settlement with players over college themed basketball info all themed the of games produced by electronic arts, dividing money to plaintiff's. the case was scheduled for trial in march of 2015. the agreement was announced on the same day that the ncaa heads to trial in california. ucla star at o'bannon and others filed a lawsuit claiming imagesey used their without compensation. a boston consulting group just released its global wealth management report for 2014, finding the growth of private wealth surpassed expectations in 2013. is a zÜrich-based principal and co-author of the report, joining me here in the studio. thank you for being here. this is the 14th annual study of the global wealth management industry, coming on the heels of 2013, by most measures solid for the industry. what were some of your key findings? >> i guess some of them are that global wealth grew by roughly 15% up to $152 show you, one of the stron

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boston consulting group guarantees one e-mail free ending a week for its consultants. ed barber is thankful for the time away from his phone. >> it's really important because these moments, there's only so many of them. >> reporter: when they do happen, you won't want to be reading your e-mail. sharon epperson, nbc news, raleigh, north carolina. >>> and we're back in a moment with a wedding to remember, the bride and groom and everyone else taking the plunge. >>> lawmakers in baltimore voted for one of the strictest curfews in the country. it will require anyone under the age of 14 to be indoors by 9:00. teenagers, age 14 to 15 need to be inside by 10:00 p.m. on weeknights and 11:00 p.m. on weekends. as you might imagine, not everyone is happy about it. supporters of the bill say it will help children from falling victim or or from violent crimes. >>> they say that rain on your wedding day is good luck, but we're not so sure what it means when your entire wedding party gets soaking wet. that's dan and jackie anderson from minnesota lined up on a dock with all of their

according to the boston consulting group, more than half of the 200 u.s. companies with sales over $1,000,000,000 moved jobs back to the u.s. or are planning to over the next two years. >> overall, the cost of production has raised significantly. >> economists like alex podia said the cost of offshoring jobs that once made overseas manufacturing so attractive is becoming more expensive. >> what's happening is that those businesses bring back production. i have scene the wage rates in southeast asia raised. >> the move to reshore production has led to the company doubling revenue over the past two years as it repositions itself as a truly american supplier. >> "made in america" has always been important to us. what the country is realizing, it's important to all of us. >> as the reshoring trend continues, some economists project as many as 5 million jobs will come back to the u.s. by the end of this decade. jim huli, al jazeera, denver. train workers in philadelphia back on the job after president obama stepped into end a strike. more than a dozen train lin

you're wondering how many exist around the world, it's about 16.3 million, according to the boston consulting group. >>> united airlines is grounding their frequent flyer system based on miles flown. instead, travelers will earn points based on how much money they spend. delta is making a similar plan. both take effect next spring. >>> this watermelon sold for over $3,400 at auction, a watermelon. the rich-tasting luxury watermelon -- i'll bet it's rich-tasting -- grown in northern japan is said to be a popular gift from the rich, of course. >>> and apparenparents trying t reconnect with their kids will want to check out the free app called dinner time. i love this. it automatically disables their devices from texting, phone calls, games and more for a specified period of time. so, you can actually talk to them at dinner. hmm, whoever thought of that? here are some other stories we're following. >>> a branch of al qaeda now controls the second largest city in iraq. mosul was overrun yesterday. casualties are not known, but the u.n. estimates 500,000 people have fled the city. >>> a california judge

many millionaire households exist around the world, it's about 16.3 million according to the boston consulting group> united airlines is grounding their frequent flyer system based on miles flown. instead, travelers will earn points based on how much money they spend. delta is making a similar change. both plans go into effect next spring. >>> this watermelon sold for over $3,400 at auction. the rich-tasting melon grown in northern japan is said to be a popular gift. >>> parents wanting to reconnect with your kids, check out a new app called dinnertime. it automatically disables their devices from texting, phone calls, games and more for a specific period of time. >>> and if you live in florida, you live in the most stressed state in america. the study took into account the unemployment rate, commuting time to work, income, population and a few other factors. next on the list were georgia, new jersey and california. and the least stressful state in america goes to north dakota. >>> just ahead, the spurs beat the heat and all your nba finals action. >>> plus, a few padres players make the best of a s

according to the boston consulting group more than half of the companies with sales over $1 billion used jobs to the u.s. or are planning to over the next few years. >> economists like alex at metropolitan state university said the cost of offshoring jobs that made the manufacturing attractive is becoming expensive. businesses bring back production. we have seen the wage rates raised. >> the move to reshore production led to a redoubling of revenue as it repositions itself as an american supplier. made in america has been important to us. what the country is realising, it's important to all of us. as the reshoring trend tns, some predict as many as 5 million jobs will come back to the u.s. >>> in philadelphia. commuter trains are on track after a strike threatened to interrupt thousands of passengers. about 400 workers walked off the job, asking for a pay raise of 14.5%. employees ended the walk out after president obama appointed an emergency board. >>> a wild fair in calf scorched 880 acres. the cook county fire department's vegetation caught fire, 45 minutes nost of bakersfield. 300 f

that's according to numbers released by a boston consulting group today.bout 16.3 million millionaires. the actual number is likely higher. the research only looks at financial assets like stocks, bonds and cash. it doesn't include assets like real estate or commodities. it has the highest rate of millionaires in the u.s. >>> you probably own apple stock. and you probably own a lot more of it than you did last week. scott budman joins us. interesting move by apple which impacts a lot of people. >> reporter: yeah, interesting and a rare move. as you say, it's easy to tell who's using apple products. apple shareholders? not so easy to spock unless you consider that apple is in a ton of the funds that we own. today your apple holdings went up. we found margo nunez working her iphone and ipad at the same time, possibly tallying up the value of her apple stock. >> i will continue to invest, continue to use the products and continue to see how it grows. >> reporter: her stock holdings just grew thanks to a stock split that increased the number of shares that she

>> it is a study that we commissioned with a boston consulting group.t how much is really users value their internet. it turns out that the israelis value their internet more than any other country in the world. twice as much as the u.s. and americans value their internet. , israelis are is in love with the internet. they use it all the time with many different devices. only two years ago, they used to use two devices. now it is three. they use now the penetration of mobile phones twice as much as three years ago. that is one. the other side is that they see a lot of value in the content they get on the internet. there is a lack of services that are paid for content services like netflix or amazon prime. some people not paying for all the content they are getting. israelis are the most enthusiastic about the internet as well. is this part and parcel of the high level of technology penetration here? we talk a lot about startups being formed here as well. >> one of the interesting questions was, are they more excited about the opportunities and benefits o