American billionaire Ken Griffin says AI is ‘almost certainly’ in a bubble right now
Citadel founder Ken Griffin says investors are ‘almost certainly’ in an AI bubble, but predicts the technology will create a golden era for entrepreneurs.
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Citadel founder Ken Griffin says investors are ‘almost certainly’ in an AI bubble, but predicts the technology will create a golden era for entrepreneurs.
Michael Bloomberg, the billionaire founder of Bloomberg LP and former New York City mayor, has given Democrats about $80 million ahead of the November midterms.
A Michael Dell family fund is paying $410 million for SK Inc. shares that SK Group chairman Chey Tae-won is selling to pay his ex-wife.
SpaceX and Tesla have each formed special committees to study a merger, Elon Musk said, in what would be the largest corporate deal ever.
The Bezos Earth Fund, the climate and nature charity of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, joined eight funders pledging $500 million to save endangered species.
Berkshire Hathaway, the conglomerate built by Warren Buffett, spent about $595 million on Lennar shares in a two-week buying run, lifting its stake to 12%.
Charles Ergen and the Adelson family each committed $25 million to President Trump's White House ballroom, the top amount given, according to donor records.
Ray Dalio and his Australian partners have sold six New South Wales farms, including two famous Merino studs, for about $209 million.
Workday co-founder David Duffield has sold $18.6 million of the software company's shares, leaving him with a stake worth about $6.7 billion.
Citadel founder Ken Griffin has raised his gift to a Miami hospital's neuroscience institute to $75 million, a week after a $3 billion pledge.
Oprah Winfrey, Rihanna, Beyoncé and Sheila Johnson lead a powerful group of Black women who have built some of America's most impressive fortunes.
Ted Turner, the billionaire media maverick who founded CNN and revolutionised television news with the first 24-hour news channel, has died at 87.
Billionaire John Arnold says sports prediction markets are designed to keep young men engaged in ways that lead to debt, addiction and mental health breakdowns.