Did US give Greenland to Denmark? Fact-checking Donald Trump's Davos speech
United States President Donald Trump addressed political and business leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday (January 21), kicking off his second year of returning to the White House.
Throughout the address, Trump presented his record as transformative, repeatedly contrasting his leadership with that of previous US administrations and foreign governments.
Read MoreCathie Wood's Ark Unleashes Cryptic ARKmoji Teasers To Showcase Its 'Big Ideas' For 2026: Can You Take A Guess At The Hidden Meaning?
Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest unveiled its “big ideas” for 2025 in a cryptic list, challenging users to interpret a series of custom images called “ARKmoji” to understand their picks for the year.
On Monday, in a thread on X, the investment management firm shared six “ARKmojis” along with a poll containing options under each,
Why are Tesla shares rising even as the outlook for its sales deflates?
Wall Street is giving off mixed signals about Tesla Inc. Analysts are increasingly skeptical of the electric-vehicle maker’s earnings potential this year, but their expectations for the company’s stock price keep climbing.
“Tesla is truly unique in capital markets,” said Nicholas Colas, co-founder at DataTrek Research. “It is much more like a VC-funded startup than public equity.
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Is This The Perfect Bitcoin Strategy?
A decade or so ago, betting on bitcoin really was risky. The cryptocurrency was entirely unproven, unregulated, little-known and fraught with risk. Fast forward 10+ years and the times have changed substantially in favor of Satoshi’s creation.
Now exchange-traded funds exist that facilitate regular flows into the cryptocurrency and some companies, like Microstrategy,
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Why Charlie Munger Never Sold Costco Stock — Even When It Looked Overvalued
Charlie Munger became famous in the investment world as Warren Buffett’s right-hand man at Berkshire Hathaway and the architect of Berkshire’s philosophy of buying great businesses at fair prices versus the prior mantra of buying good businesses at great prices.
Over a nearly 100-year life, Munger would pass up innumerable investment opportunities, choosing to put money only into the few that truly offered exceptional value.
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How Warren Buffett Makes $4 Billion a Year in Dividends
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