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Pension Funds are now withdrawing billions of dollars from the stock market and instead allocating to bonds and private markets.
CalPERS, the country's largest public pension fund, is reportedly planning to withdraw $25 billion from stocks soon. Source: Barchart, Reuters
Microsoft is in talks to acquire a 49% stake in ChatGPT owner OpenAI
OpenAI is currently raising funds at a $29 billion valuation and is allowing employees along with early investors to sell their shares at that valuation. Microsoft has already invested $1bn into the company in 2019 and is now looking to invest another $10B into OpenAI. Microsoft would receive 75% of OpenAI’s income until it has recovered its initial investment. Once they hit that threshold, they would have a 49% stake in OpenAI, with other investors taking another 49% and OpenAI's nonprofit parent getting 2%. Open AI are expected to generate ~1 Billion in revenue in 2024. Source: Finimize Image: The first day of OpenAI, 7 years ago (by Sam Altman)
The World's Largest Private Equity Firms By Assets Under Management (AUM)
Source: Finimize
#Samsung posts upbeat #earnings ! #stocks #trading #markets #Nasdaq #trending
Samsung reported better than expected revenue, signaling tech earnings may not be as bad as some feared about weakening demand and a rise in material costs. Investors are slowly shifting toward the view that the economic slow down may not be as painful as thoughts a few weeks earlier and there are increasing signs that inflation should ease in the medium term.
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