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The 10 richest people in the world lose $66 billion in a day
The billionaires behind Tesla, Alphabet, Meta, LVMH and more saw their fortunes plunge in the billions on Wednesday following a rash of earnings reports that disappointed investors.
The billionaires behind Tesla, Alphabet, Meta, LVMH and more saw their fortunes plunge in the billions on Wednesday following a rash of earnings reports that disappointed investors.
Musk remains the richest person on Earth even after losing the equivalent of the 113th-wealthiest person’s entire fortune in one morning.
The stock is on pace for its second-best day on Wall Street ever.
Large technology stocks flails as lower interest rates appear on deck and investors view a Trump presidency as increasingly likely.
Tesla stock, viewed by analysts as a beneficiary of a Trump Administration, gained 5% in the first day of trading after its CEO Elon Musk endorsed Trump following the attempt on Trump’s life.
The lawsuit was brought by a software engineer who alleged he was not hired by the tech giant because he was a U.S. citizen.
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The buzzy chip firm’s CEO Jensen Huang isn’t the only one scoring big, thanks to Nvidia’s soaring shares.
Hours after Apple announced “Apple Intelligence” — its new generative artificial intelligence initiatives — billionaire Elon Musk blasted the announcement in a series of tweets. If Apple “integrates OpenAI at the OS level,” all Apple devices will be banned at his companies, Musk says.