Tech leaders have invested in doomsday prep, and some luxury bunker companies told BI interest spiked during the conflict between Israel and Iran.

Forget about cots and canned food. HNWIs are installing wine caves and bowling alleys in their secret survivalist hideouts.

Underground shelters are now attracting wealthy elites, tech billionaires, and those looking to ensure their survival during the ultimate catastrophe. From high-end bunkers to sprawling fortified ...

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You can get away from it all, Cold War-style, just 30 minutes from the inner metro for $2.25 million. That's the price tag ...

Paul Bugas, who directed operations at a secret doomsday bunker, hidden beneath an opulent resort in West Virginia and intended to shelter members of Congress in the event of a Cold War-era ...

Self-proclaimed millionaire Andrew Rodriguez wanted a doomsday bunker—and fast. Convinced the world would end in 2023, he made a $1.5 million deal with unlicensed contractor Joshua McMillan to ...

Trials Georgia court rules on case where millionaire hired contractor to build doomsday bunker, believing 'mass casualty event was imminent' ...

Metro Atlanta Georgia millionaire wins fight over failed doomsday bunker Unlicensed builder can’t seek $1.1M for dodgy construction shut down by local authorities, appeals court says.