The bitter divorce of John Paulson, Donald Trump’s tycoon friend and economic advisor
The investor, who raised over $50 million for the former president at a fundraiser, left his wife of two decades for an influencer 33 years his junior
The investor, who raised over $50 million for the former president at a fundraiser, left his wife of two decades for an influencer 33 years his junior
European share prices started the year on a positive note, trading at lower valuations, but analysts caution against confirming a trend shift
The former president is among the world’s 350 richest billionaires thanks to the IPO of his social network with an inflated valuation
Shares closed at $57.99, up 16.1%, giving the company a market value of $7.85 billion. At one point the stock was up about 59%
JP Morgan Asset Management aims to reach a market share of $1 trillion in exchange-traded funds, which currently manage savings valued at $12 trillion
Shareholders of Digital World Acquisition Corp voted in favor of uniting with Trump Media & Technology Group at a time when the former president is running out of time to make a $454 million payment in connection with a civil fraud case
Buffett also recounted how Berkshire’s insurance businesses thrived last year, but its massive utilities and BNSF railroad disappointed
The uncertainty about who will be the new US president is sure to bring some degree of volatility, but in the medium term investors will be more focused on the economic situation
After founding his own firm in 1999, this former Norwegian military man has amassed a fortune of almost $6 billion
Wall Street’s rally got going with hopes that cooling inflation would get the Federal Reserve to dial down the pressure by cutting interest rates
The bill suggests penalties of up to 20 years for using environmental, social and governance guidelines, and follows in the footsteps of other initiatives taking aim at ‘woke capitalism’
The ‘nearshoring’ narrative, strength of the exchange rate and economic expansion have convinced international markets, which support a historic bond issuance: the $7.5 billion placed this week exceed the total debt issued during the entire 12 months of recent years
Supervisors like the SEC and the ESMA are warning about misleading information regarding companies’ tech capabilities, and working to ensure artificial intelligence does not create a systemic risk for investors down the line
All three stock indexes racked up weeks of gains, but the tech-heavy Nasdaq stands out, rising 43%, its best performance since 2020
For most of the year, gains in the broader market were driven largely by seven stocks — Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta Platforms and Tesla — dubbed the Magnificent 7
The AI chip leader closed the year as the best-performing stock on the S&P 500 index, with a revaluation of more than 200%
Buffett has long said investors are better served focusing on Berkshire’s operating earnings, which exclude the value of its investments that can vary widely quarter to quarter
An increase in Venezuelan oil production may open the door to a debt restructuring, according to the financial sector
JPMorgan, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi and Goldman Sachs earn 20% more in the third quarter of the year
The U.S. primary market is regaining momentum with high-profile IPOs by brands like Arm Holdings, Instacart, Klaviyo and Birkenstock after a long period of dominance by other alternatives
The video game company with which the meme stock phenomenon was born, the subject of the movie ‘Dumb Money,’ has tightened its belt but is operating at a loss
Craig Gillespie tells the story of a large group of small investors who united on social networks to deliver a crushing blow to the stock market investment firms
EL PAÍS spoke with the filmmaker behind ‘Dumb Money,’ the story of the Reddit users who in 2021 made a fortune by ruining investment funds
Vladislav Klyushin, who ran a Moscow-based information technology company that did work for the highest levels of the Russian government, was convicted in February of charges including wire fraud and securities fraud
Big investors often take advantage of crises to place their most lucrative bets
With the UBS settlement, the last remaining outstanding legal case from the Great Recession has now come to a close, the Justice Department said
Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel said it rejected the offer because Cleveland-Cliffs was pushing it to accept the terms without being allowed to conduct proper due diligence