EXCLUSIVE:
21,000+ trades disclosed for 2025 alone.
Trump’s accounts hold stocks in sectors his administration directly shapes: chips ($NVDA, $AMD, $MU), defense and surveillance ($PLTR, $AXON), detention ($GEO, $CXW), plus his own Trump Media ($DJT).
Read the full breakdown from Benzinga and @unusual_whales here: benzinga.com/news/politics/2…
Top Economists Warn California’s Billionaire Tax Could Backfire, Wealthy Residents Leaving Could Cost the State $39 Billion More Than It Collects: 'Will Not Fulfill the Primary Functions'
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Jeff Bezos Says People Think Success Makes You A Villain, But You Can Be A Billionaire Starting A Hamburger Stand And It Doesn't Make You A 'Bad Person'
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They Want Their $650K IRA To Buy A Costa Rica Beach Condo They'll Live In Later. One IRS Rule Could Derail The Plan.
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'Cash Is A Melting Ice Cube,' Says Industry Executive as Bitcoin Adoption Poised to Surge.
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Meta’s $25 Billion Headache: The ETF Cashing In on META’s Pain.
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Warren Buffett Who? Berkshire Stock Hits Records as These Holdings Drive Gains Under Greg Abel.
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American Airlines ($AAL) CEO Robert Isom says Q3 delivered the strongest revenue growth of his career outside the post-pandemic rebound.
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Spotify ($SPOT) premium subscribers climbed 9% to 306M in Q3, while monthly active users reached 788M.
The company now expects 316M premium subscribers and 818M monthly active users in Q4.
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John Malone says Netflix ($NFLX) was told by the Trump administration that its Warner Bros. Discovery bid had “no chance” of winning regulatory approval.
Netflix later dropped out, clearing the way for Paramount Skydance ($SKYD).
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Meta Bulls Beware: Bond Market Sends Its Loudest Warning on Zuckerberg's Borrowing Binge.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis Says Florida Will Legalize Tesla's Flying Roadster So It Can 'Leapfrog Golf Carts' — But His Term Is Almost Over.
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SpaceX Analyst Sees an Empire Taking Shape in Orbit.
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Meta ($META) fell 6% as higher AI spending revived concerns over the cost of the buildout, helping drag the Nasdaq 100 down more than 2%.
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Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) is taking aim at billionaire wealth, arguing that extreme fortunes come at the expense of ordinary Americans.
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Jeff Bezos is warning against political rhetoric that blames specific groups for complex economic problems, arguing that such messaging can distract voters from policies that could address issues such as housing affordability.
The Amazon ($AMZN) founder said voters should focus on the underlying causes of rising costs rather than narratives that identify particular people or industries as villains.
Bezos’s comments come as debate intensifies over capitalism, socialism and the role government should play in addressing inequality and affordability.
Housing has become a key example. Bezos suggested that reducing costs requires understanding structural factors behind limited supply and high prices rather than relying on politically convenient explanations.
His broader argument is that voters should evaluate policies based on their likely economic consequences instead of being swayed primarily by rhetoric aimed at particular groups.
The comments also touch on a long-running debate over how much responsibility governments, businesses and wealthy individuals should bear for addressing economic inequality.
Bezos’s perspective comes as President Donald Trump’s administration navigates rising concerns around living costs and broader economic policy ahead of the next electoral cycle.
For voters, Bezos’s message is essentially to look beyond political labels and focus on whether proposed policies address the actual mechanisms driving problems such as housing affordability, economic opportunity and inequality.


