Derek Saul, Forbes Staff

Still up 25% since Election Day, bitcoin is a part of a major slump across asset classes in recent weeks.

Oracle stock slumped as TikTok’s U.S. data host was affected by the prospect of a ban of the social media app, slicing $10 billion from Larry Ellison’s net worth.

The world’s richest man Musk already has a highly influential role in the incoming Trump administration.

“Tomorrow’s decisions are likely to be better made by three live and well-directed brains than by a dead hand,” wrote Buffett, whose lifetime giving of over $60 billion makes him likely the most prolific philanthropist ever.

Since Trump’s election win, Tesla stock is up 40%, making Musk almost $100 billion richer than any other person.

The world’s largest company thanks to the AI boom, Nvidia traces its origins back to a Denny’s diner in Silicon Valley.

Private prison operators GeoGroup and CoreCivic stocks have soared more than 70% apiece since Election Day.

Wednesday is on track to be the blue chip Dow’s best day since 2020 as bank and energy stocks surged following the Trump victory.

Former President Donald Trump has been surging on betting sites as more states close their polls, turning around a shrinking lead over Vice President Kamala Harris in betting odds after the first major polls closed, while survey-based prediction models indicated the candidates were locked in a dead heat heading into Election Day.

Bitcoin prices and Trump’s election betting market odds have been tightly correlated in recent months.