Derek Saul, Forbes Staff

Companies powering the generative AI rush are the top returners for all three major stock indexes this year.

The iPhone maker is as valuable as Tesla, Berkshire Hathaway, Meta and Netflix– combined.

Social media is not “protecting us from false generative AI,” Eric Schmidt said Monday.

“We remain convinced that GameStop is doomed,” one analyst warned after the video game retailer fired its CEO and revealed another quarter of losses.

The Saudi official, who also sits on Uber’s board of directors and chairs Newcastle United, has been described as a “technocrat” who executes the “vision” of the country’s de facto ruler, Mohammed bin Salman.

Shares of the iPhone maker are still up more than 1,000% over the last decade.

Musk is about $70 billion richer Friday than he was in January.

Nvidia joins Apple, Saudi Aramco, Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon in the exclusive club.

Investors should consider Silicon Valley chipmaker Marvell a “safer way to gain exposure to the AI wave,” one analyst said.

Ahead of Succession’s highly anticipated finale on Sunday, real-life Wall Street analysts seem to be split on which scion will take over fictional mogul Logan Roy’s media empire—a sprawling conglomerate with close parallels to Rupert Murdoch’s Fox News dynasty—but a Forbes poll revealed the popular HBO show is no hit amongst the group it’s about, billionaires. (Spoilers ahead) […]