GameStop Corp.

Investor Michael Burry, famous for betting against the U.S. mortgage market before the 2008 financial crisis, said he is buying shares in GameStop, a chain of stores for gamers.

'I'm willing to hold the stock long-term': Michael Burry reveals investment in GameStop

President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 100 percent duties on all of Canada's exports to the U.S. if it enters into a trade agreement with China. In a Truth Social post, Trump <a href="https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/115950424403894234">called</a> Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney a "governor" and said he was "very wrong" to open the country to Chinese business.

Trump threatened Canada with 100% duties in case of trade deal with China

Tesla, Inc.

Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, took part in the World Economic Forum for the first time. In a conversation with Larry Fink, head of the world's largest investment company BlackRock, the billionaire told about his vision of a future without poverty and old age, plans for the development of Tesla robot cabs and the prospects of a flight to Mars. Oninvest quotes his statements with abbreviations.

'We're headed for incredible abundance': 'Davos' hitmaker Elon Musk spoke at WEF for the first time

NVIDIA Corporation

The development of artificial intelligence has triggered "the largest infrastructure deployment in human history" and this process is contributing to job creation, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said, speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Oninvest has collected the main points from his speech.

"Five-layer cake" AI, the bubble and jobs: what did the head of Nvidia talk about at Davos? 

SpaceX founder plans to list the space company on the stock exchange by July 

Musk decides to accelerate SpaceX IPO because of 'obsession' with orbital data centers - WSJ

Famous investor and billionaire about which stocks he chooses, why sometimes you need to take risks and what you need to remember in your work

"When others are unconcerned, one should be afraid": three pieces of advice from Howard Marks to students  

BlackRock, Inc.

Capitalism must evolve so that more people can benefit from economic success rather than watching from the sidelines, Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, the world's largest investment firm, said in a keynote speech at the Davos forum.

What's wrong with capitalism: highlights from BlackRock's Davos speech

Howard Marks, founder of investment company Oaktree Capital Management, whose fortune Forbes <a href="https://www.forbes.com/profile/howard-marks/">estimates</a> at $2.2 billion, questioned the value of gold as a means of preserving capital. The well-known investor shared his opinion during a recent speech to students at Pepperdine University, <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/gold-price-rally-bullion-store-of-value-howard-marks-2026-1?_gl=1*4l4nw0*_ga*MTYzMjExODIzOS4xNzYzNzE3MzYy*_ga_E21CV80ZCZ*czE3Njg4MTQ1NDMkbzY4JGcwJHQxNzY4ODE0NTQzJGo2MCRsMCRoMA..">reports</a> Business Insider.

Gold has added 65% in a year. Why doesn't Howard Marks see it as a savings vehicle?

Mobius Emerging Opportunities Fund Managing Director Mark Mobius, who <a href="https://www.markmobius.com/">calls</a> himself the "Indiana Jones of emerging market investing," said he is closely watching events in Venezuela and hopes to return to that market after the change in power.

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