Business Leaders
See it: Citadel CEO Ken Griffin's planned Miami skyscraper
Ken Griffin appears to have big plans for the skyscraper he’s looking to build in Miami, Florida. The project plans for the tower were earlier reported by The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg.
X shutting down San Francisco headquarters on Friday the 13th: report
Elon Musk's social media company, X, is planning to officially shut down its San Francisco headquarters in two weeks as it moves to Texas, according to a new report.
Lawyers who sued to void Musk's Tesla pay package less likely to receive 'windfall' fees
A recent ruling by the Delaware Supreme Court could make it harder for the legal team who sued to void Elon Musk's Tesla pay package to receive "windfall" legal fees from the case.
Zuckerberg's admission is too little, too late: Miranda Devine
NY Post columnist Miranda Devine discusses Mark Zuckerberg's admission and Telegram CEO Pavel Durov's arrest in France.
Buffett's Berkshire hits $1 trillion market cap, first non-tech firm to do so
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway surpassed the $1 trillion market cap threshold on Wednesday as the conglomerate became the first non-technology firm to reach the threshold.
Telegram founder released from police custody as report claims iPhone hacked in 2017 French spy operation
Telegram founder Pavel Durov had his iPhone hacked in 2017 in a joint operation by France and the United Arab Emirates, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
We're seeing a repeated pattern of government censorship: Rep. Greg Murphy
Rep. Greg Murphy, R-N.C., discusses government censorship after Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's admission, Walz joining Harris in her first interview, what a Harris administration would mean for the country's foreign policy, and the Democrats' 'coup.'
State treasurers to Business Roundtable: focus on shareholders not woke activism
State treasurers are urging the Business Roundtable to return corporations' focus to shareholder value rather than a broader focus on stakeholders they warn leads to woke activism.
Leonard Riggio, Barnes & Noble founder, dead at 83
Leonard Riggio, the businessman behind Barnes & Noble, has died at 83 following a battle with Alzheimer's disease, according to a statement issued by his family.
Meta was 'censoring scientists' during the pandemic: Kimberley Strassel
Fox News contributor Kimberley Strassel discusses Mark Zuckerberg's regret of giving in to White House censorship pressure from the Biden-Harris administration on 'The Evening Edit.'