Elon Musk and nine other billionaires whose fortunes surged since the election
Tesla shares spiked in the wake of Donald Trump’s election win this week–and so did a handful of other stocks, in industries ranging from crypto to coffee.
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Here’s what billionaires are saying online in response to Trump’s victory
Jeff Bezos, Michael Dell and Mark Zuckerberg are among the three dozen billionaires to congratulate Trump so far.
Trump reveals his White House Chief of Staff – His first major pick
Wiles has served as a lead consultant for Trump’s presidential campaigns.
Three people charged in connection to Liam Payne’s death
Two of the people face charges of supplying narcotics and one faces abandonment of a person followed by death.
This hacker team is bulletproofing AI models for companies like OpenAI and Anthropic
The researchers behind Gray Swan AI started the company after finding a major vulnerability in models like OpenAI’s. Now, they build products that help safeguard them.
Trump and TikTok: How his win could impact a potential ban
Trump joined TikTok earlier this year and vowed he would never ban the app, which is challenging a ban implemented by the Biden administration.
Election 2024: Harris and Biden congratulate Trump, discuss peaceful transfer of power
Donald Trump will return to the White House after winning Tuesday’s presidential race, The Associated Press projected, defeating Kamala Harris in a stunning comeback.
Chemist Warehouse, Sigma get ACCC green light for $8.8 billion merger
Chemist Warehouse and Sigma Healthcare are set to form Australia’s largest pharmacy chain, with ACCC approval clearing the path for an $8.8 billion merger that reshapes the pharmaceutical landscape.
‘Greatest comeback since 1892’: Gina Rinehart on Trump’s second Presidency
Australia’s richest person joined Trump and Elon Musk at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida on election night. Rinehart calls the US border a ‘nightmare’ and says Trump will make the US safer.
Election outcomes: How will the Australian economy fare?
As the dust settles on the US election and the world prepares for Trump to take the Oval Office in January, economists weigh in on how the Australian economy may be impacted.