29 people now control 27% of all billionaire wealth globally.
Twenty-nine individuals now control 27% of all billionaire wealth worldwide, with the gap widening rapidly as wealth becomes increasingly concentrated among the ultra-elite.
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Fresh today 7 new items in the 12:00 utc editionJump to the new edition ↓Twenty-nine individuals now control 27% of all billionaire wealth worldwide, with the gap widening rapidly as wealth becomes increasingly concentrated among the ultra-elite.
Hermès performance in China is now being watched as a bellwether for luxury rebound, while LVMH, Kering, and other French conglomerates face equity repricing amid rising bond yields and revised earnings expectations.
Google announced a two-year €13 billion investment in AI infrastructure in Finland, deepening its commitment to European compute capacity and data center expansion.
Nvidia committed $2 billion to Brookfield's AI infrastructure fund, signaling alignment between hardware makers and real estate operators on future data center demand.
Medtronic initiated an exchange offer to complete the separation of MiniMed Group, Inc., marking the final phase of a planned operational and capital structure separation.
Flex announced a new company name for its planned cloud and power infrastructure spinoff, GenScript filed for a Hong Kong listing of Probio Technology, and Microsoft announced a strategic reset including gaming division recalibration—all signaling broad M&A repositioning.
The Pentagon is in talks to provide a $5 billion loan to Fluidstack for AI infrastructure development, marking a potential direct federal intervention in compute capacity funding.
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