Billionaires News

President Donald Trump’s latest financial disclosure shows he earned heavily from crypto, merchandise, books, and gifts while in office.

A federal filing shows President Donald Trump made about $1.2 billion from crypto businesses last year, far more than from much of his property holdings.

Chinese businessman Guo Wengui has been sentenced by a New York court to 30 years in prison for running a billion-dollar fraud scheme.

A former Federal Reserve leader says inflation is still too high, so Chair Kevin Warsh may have to keep rates steady or even raise them instead of cutting them as President Donald Trump wants.

The article says CEOs should get back to a moderate, practical style of leadership, with Dan Smoot, Jamie Dimon, and Ron Vachris shown as examples of leaders trying to work with government and focus on shared goals.

Retired professor Paul Florsheim is fighting a Wisconsin trespassing ticket over Lake Michigan beach access, arguing the case is part of a wider battle over public rights to shared land and water.

California’s proposed billionaire wealth tax is headed to the ballot, and Gov. Gavin Newsom and other wealthy residents are preparing for a costly fight if it passes.

Elon Musk is moving to acquire Mesh Optical Technologies, and the FTC has sped up its antitrust review of the deal.

Micah Lasher won the Manhattan congressional race after AI-linked groups spent heavily on both sides, and he said he would not take cues from either company on AI policy.

The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed Leon Black during a closed-door Epstein interview after he refused to answer questions about non-disclosure agreements.

Bitzero Holdings is turning its cheap power and Bitcoin mining sites into AI data-center assets, with Kevin O’Leary backing the move and OneQode Networks signing a major lease.

Leon Black told House lawmakers he was deceived by Jeffrey Epstein and denied any criminal wrongdoing, while saying Epstein’s network reached into the world of major billionaires.

A California union is pushing ahead with a November ballot measure to tax billionaires, even as Governor Gavin Newsom and other allies warn it could hurt the state’s finances.

Gavin Newsom backed a nationwide tax on billionaires and proposed a public fund so Americans could share in the gains from AI, while still opposing California’s own billionaire tax ballot measure.

Gavin Newsom is pushing a national wealth tax plan after losing a fight over a billionaire tax ballot measure in California.

Tech companies are selling off as fears grow that rising memory chip prices and shortages could hit costs, sales, and inflation.

Former governors Eric Holcomb and Gina Raimondo launched RAISE US, a bipartisan coalition aimed at helping workers and employers prepare for AI-driven job disruption.

Ray Dalio says the U.S. may be facing a modern version of the Suez Crisis, where a failed show of power can signal a long decline in empire, trust, and currency strength.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal is urging Tesla to be held accountable after a fatal Texas crash raised fresh doubts about its assisted driving system.

Kenneth C. Griffin gave $26 million to help finish the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota, tying his name to a major new monument opening on America’s 250th birthday.