Extremely rich people are confronted with unusual opportunities and invisible perils in the tightest,most dramatic,chaotic and highest stakes political battle in modern times.
Jeff Bezos’ decision to end the Post’s decades-long practice exploded into public view last week,sparking fury among reporters,editors,readers and the Watergate journalists.
The Washington Post’s owner,Jeff Bezos,reportedly halted the publication of a planned editorial supporting Vice President Kamala Harris.
Amazon looks worried that it can’t beat the two Chinese juggernauts of low-priced online retailing. So it’s decided to join them.
Australia is the only major cricket-playing country not to have any free TV coverage of ICC matches. Right now,the result is a T20 World Cup that seemingly few are aware of.
For the first time in more than nine months,Elon Musk is no longer the world’s richest person. A familiar face now sits atop the list.
MrBeast is top talent in both a new and old-school way – and billionaires Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos both want the 25-year-old YouTuber for their platforms.
The merely affluent are being displaced by the fabulously wealthy able to spend $US100 million for a mansion on an island off the coast of Miami.
The US Federal Trade Commission is suing Amazon and Google,alleging their business models are anti-competitive and harm consumers.
The world’s richest person wasn’t the only billionaire to have a tough day as technology shares were hit hard.
Social media has been abuzz with theories about why the world’s third-richest person bought a single share of Amazon.com.