Former Google chief executive Eric Schmidt told a Faena Forum audience that artificial intelligence will “exacerbate” people’s tendency to confuse life online with life offline, a problem he said the late Henry Kissinger had anticipated years ago. What Happened: Sitting […]
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin says the secret to building any enterprise boils down to one blunt commandment: learn to sell. What Happened: Speaking to MBA candidates at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business, the billionaire hedge-fund founder recalled visiting an
Japanese government-bond yields are surging, and veteran Société Générale strategist Albert Edwards says the move could yank the rug from under U.S. stocks and Treasurys, warning of a potential “global financial-market Armageddon.” What Happened: “Both the U.S. Treasury and equity
Eric Trump has a new hard-asset hedge, and it isn’t a Manhattan skyscraper. “Bitcoin is truly digital gold. It’s the greatest hedge you can possibly have against hard assets,” the Trump Organization executive vice president said in a recent interview.
Mark Cuban just swam his final lap in Shark Tank. The billionaire’s last episode aired Friday, capping a 15-season run on the show, to spend more time with family. While not every one of Cuban’s 200-plus deals made on the
Dairy Queen CEO Troy Bader says the job interview with Berkshire Hathaway Inc. BRK BRK CEO Warren Buffett that landed him the top seat at the Blizzard maker felt less like a cross-examination and more like a seminar on curiosity.
Jeff Bezos vaulted onto the Forbes billionaire list at 34 because he did one thing most rising Wall Street stars wouldn’t risk. What Happened: The Princeton-trained computer scientist, class of ’86, left hedge-fund D.E. Shaw as a vice president in
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Ark Invest founder Cathie Wood says American power bills might have been roughly 90% cheaper had Washington not tightened the regulatory vice on nuclear energy in the 1970s, citing new in-house research released this week. What Happened: Wood on Wednesday
Jim Cramer thinks that the bond market now offers a clearer risk-reward trade-off than so-called “safety” stocks, warning that rising 10-year Treasury yields and a political “wild card” in Washington make even dividend stalwarts feel shaky. What Happened: The 10-year
