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Larry Ellison Surpasses Jeff Bezos as World's Second-Richest Person as Oracle Shares Surge on AI Boom
Oracle shares rose more than 5% on Monday, making Chairman Larry Ellison the world’s second-richest person, surpassing Amazon ...
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Who's Larry Ellison and what's Oracle? Bezos challenged as No. 2 richest
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison briefly eclipsed Amazon's Jeff Bezos to become the No. 2 richest person in the world. But ...
China wants to replace Jeff Bezos as Musk’s greatest space threat
While China's space program has matched NASA with multiple landings on the moon and Mars, it hasn't kept pace by developing ...
Single Income, No Kids? The Rise Of the SINK Homebuyers And How Much You Need To Buy Solo
The group vice presidential candidate JD Vance called "childless cat ladies" are taking charge of their future and purchasing ...
Omnipresent AI cameras will ensure good behavior, says Larry Ellison
Oracle's Larry Ellison says a surveillance system of police body cams, cameras on cars and autonomous drones, all monitored ...
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Investigators said the phone of Jeff Bezos, the Amazon chief ... The accusations by Gavin de Becker, Mr. Bezos’ longtime security consultant, are the latest twist in a bizarre situation that ...
Most People Expect To Retire at 67, But 56% Retire Sooner – Can You Guess the Actual Average Retirement Age?
The average retirement age in the U.S. is about 62 years old, even though most workers expect to retire around 67. In fact, ...
How big is the average Social Security check of a middle-class retiree? Here's how to build a a bigger nest egg so you don't have to rely on benefits
If you want to delay your benefits, you can keep building up your retirement fund using an inflation-hedging vehicle, like a ...
Inside Elon Musk's mushrooming security apparatus in Tesla factories
Musk has cultivated devil-may-care persona, travelling world, hanging out with moguls, leaders, celebrities, and smoking in ...
Data centers are everywhere. What it’s like to work in one.
Often seen as the “invisible” workforce behind the scenes, data center workers are critical to the operation of modern technology and the future of AI.