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Group 1 - Norway's parliament has urgently passed a bill to suspend the ethical investment rules of its $2.1 trillion sovereign wealth fund to avoid being forced to sell shares in major US tech companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet [1] - The fund currently holds over 15% of its stock investment portfolio in shares of the seven major US tech companies [2] - The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund is the largest in the world, with an investment amount of $1.8 trillion, primarily funded by the country's oil and gas production revenues [2] Group 2 - The fund holds approximately 1.5% of all publicly listed stocks globally, with a current value equivalent to about $321,000 per capita for Norway's population of 5.6 million [2] - Other countries such as China, UAE, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia also possess large sovereign wealth funds [3] - The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund has expressed opposition to Tesla's $1 trillion stock compensation plan for CEO Elon Musk, citing concerns over the total reward amount, share dilution, and lack of mechanisms to mitigate key person risk [6]