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Kevin OLeary has blasted New York City's proposed pied-à-terre tax as "really stupid," arguing that owners of luxury second homes bankroll construction work, keep paying ongoing property-related costs, and don't strain city services when they're absent.
Mark Cuban has blasted the health insurance industry, arguing that many big players behave less like risk managers and more like financial entities that profit from gaps in how healthcare contracts get enforced.
Gerber Kawasaki Wealth & Investment Management CEO Ross Gerber has suggested that SpaceX could end up stepping in to support Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) in a deal that gets labeled a merger rather than a straight takeover.
On Saturday, Elon Musk used a series of posts on X to argue that nonprofit watchdogs can have financial motives to keep social conflict in the spotlight.
On Saturday, President Donald Trump said he called off a planned trip by his representatives to Islamabad, Pakistan, where they were set to meet with Iranian officials, arguing the travel would waste time and pointing to disarray inside Tehran's leadership.
Anthony Scaramucci has argued that his costliest habit in markets has been exiting positions too soon, and urged investors to stick with a simple plan: buy an S&P 500 index fund and hold it for decades.
President Trump's gold card visa initiative has produced just one approved applicant, even though the White House has pitched the pay-to-reside plan as a major revenue and investment draw.
Pony AI Inc. shares edged higher after unveiling a next-gen Nvidia-powered L4 autonomous driving controller, signaling continued tech progress despite mixed momentum signals.
Goldman Sachs says U.S. cybersecurity stocks trade at a 24% premium to software peers, highlighting strong AI readiness, M&A strategy and durable industry moats.
Gary Vaynerchuk warns Fortune 500 brands are overspending on outdated marketing tactics, urging a shift toward mid-funnel strategies and organic social media content.
PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel buys a $12 million estate in Buenos Aires' Palermo Chico, setting a new price record in the Barrio Parque market and signaling broader investment interest.
Baker Hughes Co. says the Strait of Hormuz may stay closed until late this year, as geopolitical risks tighten global oil and LNG supply despite strong Q1 earnings.
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin criticizes NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani after his $238 million penthouse appears in a tax video, as the firm signals a possible pause on a $6 billion Midtown development.
Defense stocks look bulletproof as military budgets rise, but widening deficits, higher debt and stubborn rates could turn the rearmament boom into a trap.
The US Treasury sanctioned multiple crypto wallets tied to Iran today, one day after stablecoin issuer Tether froze roughly $344 million in (CRYPTO: USDT) linked to the same network.
Nvidia shares are surging on Friday as chip stocks catch a bid following a fresh round of upbeat semiconductor earnings and guidance, with AI demand expectations back in focus.
