Sea’s billionaire cofounders, chairman and CEO Forrest Li and chief operating officer Gang Ye, are among the biggest gainers this year as shares of the New York-listed e-commerce, digital entertainment and fintech company more than doubled from a year ago.
Less than three years after its IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, business process outsourcing firm TDCX was taken private in a deal valuing the Singapore-headquartered firm at just over $1 billion.
Two expats-turned-citizens, hotelier Ji Qi and George Raymond Zage III, investor in LGBTQ dating app Grindr, join the list.
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The Curry Cup, the Underrated Golf Tour’s season finale, has just wrapped up. Both Steph Curry and presenting sponsor KPMG are very optimistic about the future.
Plus: GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic have potential to treat cancer, COVID-19, heart disease, and many other diseases.
We could be at war with every steel-producing, but American producers would still be utilizing the world’s steel as though it had all been sourced in Pittsburgh, PA.
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The recent AWS Summit in New York aimed to showcase the company's commitment to making AI accessible to a broader audience through its tools and platforms.
Trump allies circulated a photo on social media Wednesday of eight people they claimed were Walz’s relatives wearing “Walz’s for Trump” shirts.
The NBA salary cap is presumably going to increase by 10% from 2025, meaning Victor Wembanyama could become the first player to earn $1 billion in NBA contracts.
Regulators are investigating monopolization concerns surrounding the tech giant’s business practices with buyers.
In a post published on its The Keyword blog, Google announced this week five updates for smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches running WearOS.
This week’s August employment report will be critical for Fed interest rate policy. The first Federal Reserve interest rate cut is likely to come on September 18.
Nvidia’s last two earnings calls elicited sharp sell-offs of its sky-high stock, whose growth has driven more than a quarter of year-to-date gains on the S&P 500.