Elon Musk this week becoming the first person ever to top the $800 billion mark. He's now worth more than the next three richest people combined. So that's Larry Bage, Sergey Brin, and Jeff Bezos.Most of his wealth used to come from Tesla, of course. Now 23 of that wealth comes from SpaceX. He owns about 43% of that newly merged SpaceX and a XAI company. That company was valued at one and a quarter trillion dollars as part of that deal.So Elon's stake is now worth about $540 billion in that company. Meanwhi ...

And five things to know ahead of the opening bell. Amazon shares are lower following mixed quarterly results. The company raising its fullear spending forecast to $200 billion.Shares of Reddit higher after the company beat both the top and bottom line estimates and gave strong guidance for the start of this year. That stock in fact is up by almost 11% this morning. Shares of gaming company Roblox soaring after the company reported bookings that came in above what the street was expecting and a smaller thane ...

in late 2023. Here now for a CBC exclusive is Chris Burner. He's the CEO of Bristol Meyer Squib.Chris, thank you for coming in. >> It's my pleasure to be here. >> All right, so you took over full-time, your interim full-time November 2023, stocks below where it was.It's coming up. You've told me you still have work to do. What's job one for you and your team.>> Well, job one is to continue to do what we did and what we demonstrated in the earnings call that we had this morning. Look, we're a strong company ...

It's Mark Ganis is the founder and CEO of Sports Corp. It's a sports advisory firm. He's with us here as you see at One Markets. Good to have you here. >> Great to be here, Scott.>> So, the big news, at least in part this week, was the commissioner saying that the Seahawks are going to be sold sometime soon from the Paul Allen estate. So, the commanders go for almost 6.1%, right. >> What's this one going to go for.>> Uh, at least eight uh billion. Yes, at least 8 billion. And if they can get people with the ...

Um, let's dig into the huge capex forecasts from this week as well as tonight. Joining us on the phone, Gene Munster, Deep Water Asset Managing Partner. Gan, great to have you with us.I want to pick up uh where Kate left off with that statement from Andy Jasse about capex and how that capex will be deployed. Is there some fear that the 200 billion it's not it's not a pure let's seize the moment in AI. It's let's also spend on robotics and you know orbital satellites and all sorts of other things.Well, Googl ...

We're joined now by Bill Harris who is the CEO of Evergreen Wealth to talk a little bit more about how do you plan for taxes when it comes to your portfolio. Bill, thanks so much for joining us. >> Hey, it's terrific to be here.Thanks. >> A lot of folks are looking at their 2025 returns trying to get them prepared. Not that they really want to do that, but they are looking at them and they're trying to figure out, okay, I'm hearing a lot about this is going to be the biggest tax refund season ever.Is that r ...

You know, I have to ask you this. What do you want out of the quarterback position. >> I think again it comes down to that consistency word.You want you want somebody that you can, you know, be consistent with. And, you know, we've got a young player in Michael Penn, uh, who I think everybody in the organization feels strongly about going through a rehab process. and his ability to be able to stay healthy uh is going to be critical for. ...

the amount of different things that you can do and and take a like in the scouting world uh the evaluation of you know what we used for such a long time at the combine was the ability to take these times and see how they translate to success. You know you can use telemetry right now and and onfield play speed of what that you know maybe that's in a short space of you know 10 15 and what what actual play speed translates to you know 40 yard dash time. So, we've always had this idea of, well, he plays faster ...

Look, you had a very long career. You were playing into your 40s. How difficult was it for you to actually make the decision.You know what. It's truly time for me to walk away. >> I love the game so much.Uh that was the most difficult decision ever because I I wanted to play forever at if a team would call me today and say, "Hey, look, we got a a opportunity for you uh a roster spot or something like that," I would come out of retirement. I just love the game just that much. ...

I gotta ask you your thoughts then on the Brandon Iayuk situation of this year. Does how does that strike you. >> Uh I was surprised by it.Uh I have had conversations with uh Brandon Iayuk. I thought he was that missing piece of the puzzle uh that he was going to be able to stretch the field and and do all of those things, but I guess it was not in the plan. >> Do you kind of understand what happened there.>> I don't No, I don't get into all of that stuff. You know, it it's like you want to be here or you d ...