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Musk invests $1 billion in Skydance as it stares down high debt after WBD acquisition

Elon Musk has invested about $1 billion in fellow billionaire David Ellison’s entertainment conglomerate Skydance, pledging the cash as the company faces a massive debt load following its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.

  • By Antonio Pequeño IV

World’s 6 richest lose $130 billion on Thursday as AI spending fears sink tech stocks

The six wealthiest people in the world collectively lost $130 billion on Thursday as tech sector stocks tumbled on renewed fears about the return on investment for the hundreds of billions of dollars companies are pouring into AI infrastructure.

  • By Fiona Riley

This new robot billionaire is betting big on humanoid gyms

David Reger’s $7 billion Neura Robotics wants to be the Apple of physical AI, building not only an army of industrial and humanoid robots, but also their operating software system and the “gyms” where they will train. Nvidia, Amazon and Tether are onboard to the tune of $1.4 billion.

  • By Nina Bambysheva
  • Forbes Staff

Meet the world’s highest-paid soccer players in 2026

After Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi’s World Cup swan song, Forbes ranks soccer’s highest-paid players. See how much star footballers are making on and off the field.

  • By Hank Tucker
  • Forbes Staff

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World’s richest lose $50 billion as stocks slide after hot inflation report

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk’s net worth fell by over $17 billion on Wednesday morning.

  • By Zachary Folk

Nvidia chief Jensen Huang’s net worth falls below $200 billion mark as tech stocks drop

Nvidia and Oracle stock fell on Thursday afternoon after a report that OpenAI’s annualized revenue as of September was around $20 billion lower than prior estimates.

  • By Fiona Riley

OpenAI’s Sam Altman says world should accept ‘some bad things’ from AI

Altman said unlike rival Anthropic, his company believes in a “lighter-touch regulatory stance” on AI and that it will be used for more “good stuff than bad stuff.”

  • By Siladitya Ray
  • Forbes Staff

Evan Spiegel’s ill-fated $3 billion plan to put Snapchat on your face

The former tech wunderkind has poured billions into his quest to make technologically superior AR glasses and best nemesis Zuckerberg’s Meta.

  • By Richard Nieva

Elon Musk becomes a trillionaire again after SpaceX stock soars

Musk first hit trillionaire status briefly in June.

  • By Alison Durkee
  • Forbes Staff

Should the wealthy pay for their friends’ trips? Savannah James sparks debate online

More than one-third of people say they’ve had a friendship ruined by money.

  • By Mary Whitfill Roeloffs
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