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Banning TikTok would boost Alphabet, Meta and Snap—Here’s how much their stocks could jump
The three American companies tacked on $47 billion in market capitalization Thursday as Congress upped the pressure on security concerns posed by TikTok.
The three American companies tacked on $47 billion in market capitalization Thursday as Congress upped the pressure on security concerns posed by TikTok.
US bank stocks shed tens of billions of dollars in market value as their nightmarish week continues.
Shares of the Facebook parent rose 4% following the announcement and are up 50% year-to-date.
Regional banking stocks such as Western Alliance and First Republic tumbled Monday following the failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.
Elon Musk has said Neuralink’s brain implants are safe enough for him to receive personally, but the FDA has yet to greenlight human trials for his lofty startup.
Jordan has now donated more than $15 million to Make-A-Wish, also committing $50 million to racial equality causes in the wake of George Floyd’s murder.
Once one of Russia’s youngest billionaires, real estate baron Dmitry Zelenov mysteriously died in France less than two months ago. Now his fortune is caught up in a Florida court case and entangled In an international family feud spanning three generations.
The latest earnings report poses “one of the most important moments in the history of Tesla,” according to one prominent analyst.
It’s a $10 billion dollar investment, according to Bloomberg, as the Washington-based tech giant deepens its commitment to the viral artificial intelligence chatbot.
Bankman-Fried has been staying at his parents’ multimillion-dollar Palo Alto home for the last month after posting bail.