Antonio Pequeño IV is a reporter who covers breaking news, with a focus on technology and online culture. He joined Forbes in 2023 and works in Los Angeles. He’s covered Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover, the Reddit blackout protest and debunked viral rumors. Prior to joining Forbes,
Natera Shares Soar Over 20% To All-Time High, Bolstering Co-Founder’s Billionaire Status
Natera shares rocketed Friday as the company reported a strong revenue beat.
Elon Musk’s Net Worth Tops $800 Billion Again As SpaceX Shares Spike 11%
Musk’s net worth exceeded $1 trillion in June after his spaceflight and artificial intelligence company went public.
SpaceX And Palantir Lead Tech Stock Rally After Underwhelming Jobs Report
SpaceX rebounded from an all-time low, though shares of the Musk-owned company are still down 16% since it went public.
Trump’s Hairstyle During Vegas Speech Sparks Wild Online Speculation About Makeover
Trump appeared to have fuller, more colorful hair during a speech in Las Vegas on Wednesday.
Infantino's Redemption Plan Backfires: Europe Still Boycotting World Cup As Players’ Union Outraged
Infantino has faced calls to resign and statements of no confidence after he sought to plan part of the World Cup to private investors.
Chevron Turned $3.1 Billion Loss Into A Gain In One Quarter Amid ‘Heightened Volatility’ During Iran War
The swing was rooted in Chevron’s commodity derivatives, which in the company’s case are financial contracts that get their value from oil shipments.
Qatar-Gifted Air Force One’s Future Grows Unclear—As Trump Library Plans Fall Into Doubt
Trump previously said the plane would be on display at his presidential library once he left office.
Phillips 66 Says It’s The Third-Largest Buyer Of Venezuelan Crude As Trump Blasts Exxon And Chevron
Trump has accused Exxon and Chevron of “making too much money” amid the Iran war, which has driven up crude oil prices.
Infantino Offers Morocco 2030 World Cup Final In Exchange For Support, Report Says
Infantino has faced widespread backlash for a now-scrapped plan to sell a portion of the World Cup to private investors.
Armed Man Arrested At Trump Golf Course
President Donald Trump is visiting California on Tuesday for a Republican National Committee event at the Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes.