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Trump-Fueled Crypto Boom Fizzles in Brutal Year for Retail Traders
After a rough few months, crypto enthusiasts are reevaluating their strategies for 2026.
Bloomberg Wealth - Saturday, December 20, 2025
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Musk 2018 Tesla Pay Plan Reinstated After 7-Year Legal Fight
Elon Musk won reinstatement of his 2018 pay package as chief executive of Tesla Inc., after the Delaware Supreme Court reversed some findings of a judge who said the billionaire improperly influenced board members who formulated the record-breaking corporate compensation package.
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Trump Media’s Fusion Partner Faced Claims Over Unpaid Bills
The $6 billion merger of Donald Trump’s money-losing social media empire with a nuclear fusion startup will pump as much as $300 million into the aspiring power producer. Court records indicate it could use the money.
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Wall Street Office-to-Housing Project Gets $779 Million in Loans
Developers transforming a downtown Manhattan office building into luxury apartments have landed nearly $779 million in financing for the project, one of the largest conversions in New York’s history.
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Billionaire Tory Donor Mohamed Mansour Adds to UK Wealth Exits
One of the Conservative Party’s most prominent donors in recent years has shifted his residency away from the UK, the latest in a line of departures as the nation raises taxes on well-heeled residents.
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Markets Had a Great 2025. Can 2026 Be as Strong?
For all the political upheaval and lack of economic clarity, it’s been a strong year for stocks in general.
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Zuckerberg Cut Ties With Pro-Immigration Organization He Founded
Mark Zuckerberg’s philanthropy has cut ties with the pro-immigration advocacy group that he founded more than a decade ago, a move that parallels other sweeping changes he’s made to his company’s policies and his financial giving in the wake of President Donald Trump’s re-election.
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‘Condo Recession’ Spurs Developer Shakeout After Toronto’s Boom
Toronto is awash in unsold condos, but they just keep coming.
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Adani Plans Nuclear Energy Foray as India Allows Private Firms
Gautam Adani’s conglomerate is in talks with a northern Indian state to build a commercial nuclear energy project, giving the billionaire a head start in a sector India is opening up to private firms, people aware of the development said.
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Rene Benko’s Selfridges Deal Sealed His Fate With a Costly Private Loan
Internal documents show how a loan from the billionaire Weston family deepened a liquidity crisis and became a flashpoint in the collapse of a €23 billion empire.