Brian Bushard, Forbes Staff

Billionaires Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos still trail LVMH magnate Bernard Arnault.

Promoters have offered a whopping US$2 million VIP package for Mike Tyson’s highly anticipated return to the boxing ring against YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul.

Sam Bankman-Fried, the convicted FTX founder, apologized to his former customers in a federal court on Thursday, saying his “useful life is probably over.”

Shares of Facebook and Instagram parent company Meta tanked on Monday, suffering their worst day on Wall Street in nearly eight months on the heels of former President Donald Trump’s scathing review of Facebook as the “enemy of the people,” as the former president looks to bolster his rival social media platform.

Sam Altman will reportedly return to the board of OpenAI, even after that same board ousted him for allegedly failing to be “candid” with it.

The price of Bitcoin hit a record high Tuesday morning, and has now skyrocketed nearly 54% on the year.

Apple is having its worst day on Wall Street since early January.

Google apologized Friday for a tranche of historically inaccurate images generated on its Gemini AI image service, saying the feature “missed the mark” after widely circulated images sparked backlash from right-wing users and billionaire X owner Elon Musk.

Billionaire X owner Elon Musk requested last month for the defamation case against him be dismissed, and is now seeking to bar his deposition.

Microsoft, Google and Salesforce have all conducted layoffs this year.