Keep pulling the thread on John Carrier.
Bill Ackman has proposed a transaction structured as a merger to acquire Universal Music Group with a headline value of 55 billion euros.
Bill Ackman is in the process of raising $5 to $10 billion for his new U.S. closed-end fund, Pershing Square USA.
Bill Ackman is reportedly in talks to raise a separate fund dedicated exclusively to making asymmetric derivatives trades, similar to a tail-risk hedge fund.
The upcoming IPO for the combined SpaceX and xAI entity is reportedly targeting a valuation of $2 trillion.
According to The New York Times, Elon Musk is requiring investment banks that want to lead the SpaceX/xAI IPO to purchase enterprise subscriptions to the Grok chatbot.
BlackRock has filed to launch its own NASDAQ 100 ETF, signaling new competition for Invesco's QQQ.
Following BlackRock's filing, State Street has also filed to launch a NASDAQ 100 ETF.
NASDAQ has reportedly changed its rules to allow for the fast-track inclusion of newly public companies like SpaceX into the NASDAQ 100 index within weeks of their IPO.
John Carrier of The New York Times has identified Adam Back as Satoshi Nakamoto, the founder of Bitcoin.
As part of his activist proposal, Bill Ackman wants Universal Music Group to list its shares in New York.
Bill Ackman's activist plan for Universal Music Group includes having the company borrow money to fund a stock buyback.
Bill Ackman has proposed that Universal Music Group sell its stake in Spotify and use the proceeds for additional stock buybacks.