Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway took a bite of Domino's Pizza and waded into the swimming pool business even as it pared several much larger bets.
Michael Burry's Scion Asset Management ramped up its bets on three Chinese tech giants but also hedged its positions.
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A Trump presidency should benefit investors who thrive in chaotic conditions, but investors are not knocking on their door just yet.
Renaissance Technologies, founded by the late Jim Simons, cuts its Tesla and Nvidia stakes while raising its GameStop position by more than 40%.
Lawyers for FTX are trying to claw back money for creditors, seeking $38 million paid to PACs and political nonprofits ahead of the 2022 elections.
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Jeff Bezos just invested in a robot company called Physical Intelligence. Its robots can fold laundry and put eggs in a carton.
Companies have continued to cut jobs in 2024 after a wave of layoffs last year. Meta, Goldman Sachs, Google, and Tesla are among those shedding staff.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said he turned down a chance to buy out the chip giant, while SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son regretted selling the stock early.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has pared key bets such as Apple and spent little on stocks, boosting its cash pile to record levels.
Builders have too many new homes on their hands. But before they slash prices, they have another option: sell to investors in the rental market.
Intel is struggling to overcome a series of challenges and establish itself as a globally competitive chipmaker.
The Japanese firm posted a $7.7 billion quarterly profit and is ready to chase fresh profits with new AI bets and IPOs.
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Elon Musk has grown about $105 billion richer this year, boosting his net worth to a near-record $335 billion at Monday's market close.
"Interstellar" star Matthew McConaughey said getting richer stops improving your life as much after a while, and relationships matter too.
Trump promised to cut Social Security taxes. Experts say the plan could slash benefits for low-income retirees and younger generations.
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Herb Sutter is a leading expert in C++, a critical coding language for the giant market maker.
Feroz Khosla, 35, is the youngest Goldman executive in the class of new partners the bank promoted this week.
Elon Musk and Mark Cuban rallied memesters and then voters, traders made big bets, and young men played key roles in both events.
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Apple shares were the laggard over the past two trading days, while Tesla and Google stood out as stock market gainers.
The lawsuit alleges Florida businessman Patrick Orlando "engaged in malicious and intentional self-dealing of monumental proportions."
Goldman's 2024 partner class reflects growth in dealmaking and wealth management. A record 26 women were tapped to join the firm's highest ranks.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' net worth soared to an all-time high of $228 billion on Wednesday, according to Bloomberg's Billionaires Index.
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong became a whole lot wealthier on the back of Donald Trump's election win.
Trump's promise of light regulation could solve one of Citi's biggest problems.
Top JPMorgan executives, including CEO Jamie Dimon, called for Trump to work on "bringing our nation together" in a memo to staff.
A take-private deal by a private equity firm like KKR could help IAS grow further without the quarterly Wall Street scrutiny.
David Solomon told staff that Goldman Sachs would work with Donald Trump's administration 'in support of sound policies.'
The economic impact of a second term for Donald Trump is likely to be volatile, with public spending set to remain high, one commentator wrote.
Shares of Trump's social media company, Elon Musk's Tesla, and both Coinbase and MicroStrategy jumped in anticipation of a second Trump term.
A tool called AIHawk is helping some job seekers apply for hundreds of jobs a day on LinkedIn. But users said there are risks.
Apollo CEO Marc Rowan on Tuesday explained how guaranteeing income for life and 401(k)s stand to be a major growth engine for the $733 billion firm.
China has has chosen Saudi Arabia as the site for its first US dollar bond sales in three years.
Bernie Marcus co-founded The Home Depot in 1978 and became a billionaire, giving big donations to Republican politicians like Donald Trump.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang and Meta's Mark Zuckerberg are both up more than $70 billion in 2024 as the AI boom boosts technology stocks.
The firm is known for recruiting talent from outside of finance to work at the long-running asset manager.
Schonfeld had another strong month in October, outpacing its rivals Citadel and Millennium.
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After a week of meetings with top tech executives in Silicon Valley, Morgan Stanley's innovation leader reveals to Business Insider what's top of mind.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway built a record cash pile, reduced its Apple and Bank of America stakes, and halted stock buybacks last quarter.
Wall Street firms are loaning billions to a handful of tech companies that have used Nvidia's AI-enabling chips as collateral, the FT reported.
Professional investors in a SumZero survey, along with other big finance names, have said they expect a win for former president Donald Trump.
When his mother-in-law died, Chris Mott and his wife received $250,000. They used the money to completely change their lifestyle.
Banks and the federal government are debating the best way to address rampant online scams, which have led to billions in losses for consumers.