Bill Gates Has Nearly 30% of His $36.6 Billion Portfolio Invested in One of Warren Buffett's Favorite Stocks
Nearly $11 billion of the Gates Foundation’s portfolio is parked in a single stock.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Trust — the investment vehicle that funds the foundation’s charitable work around the globe — holds a portfolio valued at roughly $36.6 billion today. Nearly 30% of the entire trust — just shy of $11 billion —
He worked on Wall Street for nearly 50 years. Here’s what he learned about your finances
When Howard Silverblatt first started working on Wall Street, the S&P 500 was at 99.77 points. The week before he retired, the benchmark index was up by 70 times that, to 7,000.
That’s an eye-popping increase — but maybe not surprising, considering Silverblatt started his career on May 17, 1977.
This January Silverblatt hung up his hat after a nearly 49-year run at Standard &
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Palantir and AST SpaceMobile have soared as much as 1,630% over the trailing three years — but not everyone on Wall Street shares enthusiasm for these stocks.
Roughly three decades ago, the advent and proliferation of the internet changed the business landscape forever. But just as important, the internet broke down information barriers that had existed between Wall Street and Main Street for more than a century.
Dallas-based Wingstop shares soar after it beats Wall Street expectations
Wing Stop’s CEO called 2025 a ‘transformational year’ for the Dallas-based chain.
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Wingstop Inc.’s share price soared as much as 20% on Feb.
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Read MoreStock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures gain as US-Iran tensions rise, PCE inflation looms
US stock futures rose on Friday as investors braced for a heavy slate of economic data after the end of a three-day winning streak for the Dow and S&P 500.
Contracts linked to the Dow Jones Industrial Average (YM=F) edged 0.2% higher. S&P 500 futures (ES=F) climbed roughly 0.4%,
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Billionaire Sells Major AI Stock
Over three decades, Druckenmiller compounded capital at roughly 30% a year without a single losing year, a record I am not sure is matched by anyone, anywhere Buffett included. So what’s this investing maestro doing now?
In the third quarter, Druckenmiller exited Broadcom entirely, a company that is a tollroad in the chip wars of AI.
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Warren Buffett’s Final Warning Shot
At Berkshire Hathaway, cash has swelled to levels that dwarf the market capitalizations of many household-name companies. Estimates put the pile near $400 billion, much of it parked in short-dated U.S. Treasuries.
Berkshire didn’t wake up one morning and decide to sit on mountains of cash. The buildup has been gradual,
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Wall Street Gave Up, The Business Didn’t
Most people still think of Docusign as a digital signature tool. That’s a mistake, and it’s exactly the gap management is trying to exploit.
Over the last year, Docusign has rolled out its Intelligent Agreement Management platform, which aims to solve a much bigger and more expensive problem: what happens after a contract is signed.
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