Elon Musk $361.7 Billion Jeff Bezos $240.8 Billion Mark Zuckerberg $215 Billion Billionaire Jeff Bezos Wants to 'Help' Trump Gut Regulations "Shockingly another one of the richest guys on Earth wants to defund our government and scrap regulations." Billionaire Amazon founder Jeff Bezos on Wednesday expressed his optimism about U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's next term and suggested he would "help" the Republican gut regulations. Washington Refuses to Endorse Kamala Mark Zuckerberg dines with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago
Gutting, first get a sharp Dexter knife. They say gov't is mostly money laundering, back door, black market organized crime that we would all be better off without.
An eventual Space-X IPO will probably end up putting another $200+ billion in his pocket. The Left has lost the plot and now strong and capable alternatives to them are emerging. We know what comes next: The Left doubling, then tripling down on their agenda that got the ball rolling on this in the first place. Winning. It's what billionaires do. For them. For US.
not true. You’ve seen this story before in banana republics. Trumps gonna carve up the US government and give it to the private sector. If you are at the table, you can get a piece.
We have been seeing a bit of a lawfare, regulatory related war going on between the EU and the United States, with seemingly excessive fines and or other restrictions imposed. There was the Volkswagen emissions issue in the US. Apple USB connector and app store issues in Europe. Google antitrust issue in Europe. Meta antirust fines in Europe. Twitter / X fines in Brazil and Europe, where regulators want 6% of X's revenue. Antitrust definitions may differ according to one's relative economic position to another. More likely, these technology companies are allying with Trump for protection. In fact, corporate governance standards all but compels these key executives to take action to protect their business interest they are entrusted by investors, if not employees as well, to defend. By the way, what you do think happens to prices when the costs of doing business increases, whether due to regulatory burden, high fine load, and other risks related to lawfare?