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Gore Offers 'Sustainable Capitalism' as Night-Vision Goggles for Investors

Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore speaks during an interview at the annual Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills on April 30, 2013. American democracy has been "hacked" by the influence of money in politics and that he hopes activist investors will continue to exert influence on corporations globally to act in civically responsible ways.

WATCH: Cat Says 'Al Gore'

That's it, really. Just a cat saying Al Gore. But that's enough, surely? It's not? OK, then. How about this classic: Happy now? (Phoenix the...

Al Gore’s Plan B is working out pretty well

Al Gore and Bono invest in Biz Stone's mystery startup

The Twitter co-founder's new company, Jelly, closes its first round of funding with a celebrity-studded group of investors, including tech notables Jack Dorsey, Reid Hoffman, and Evan Williams.

Al Gore looks at dizzying pace of change in today's world

Former U.S. vice president Al Gore talks to CBC Radio's The Sunday Edition about his latest book, which takes on the weightiest of subjects — nothing less than the future of our civilization.

Al Gore's ballooning fortune: By the numbers

The former veep and presidential loser is worth hundreds of millions of dollars

Al Gore now 'Romney-rich': Enough to make him happy?

Al Gore being 'Romney rich' has opened him up to jabs from the political left and right. It's not clear, though, whether his new wealth compensates for the loss of the presidency.

Al Gore looks at dizzying pace of future shock

Former U.S. vice president Al Gore talks to CBC Radio's The Sunday Edition about his latest book, which takes on the weightiest of subjects — nothing less than the future of our civilization.

Al Gore’s Golden Years

The house in Nashville is gleaming white, with symmetrical wings and four twenty-foot-high Victorian columns. Under the soaring portico stands Al Gore, dressed in his casual uniform—a button-down blue dress shirt, jeans, and cowboy boots.

The Greening Of Gore's Bank Account

With his estimated wealth exceeding $200 million, Albert Arnold Gore has come a long way from the time he began a career in government politic. But it hasn’t all been a green path. He can thank some earlier events for paving over muddy ground, a time when his father, Al Gore Sr. met Occidental Petroleum’s CEO Armand Hammer at a cattle auction in the 1940s.