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Rob Reiner portrayed Jordan Belfort's father Max Belfort in the 2013 movie 'The Wolf of Wall Street'
On Tuesday Dec. 16, Belfort, 63, shared an undated video to Instagram that he said Reiner sent to his family prior to his father's death. Reiner famously portrayed Maxwell in 2013's The Wolf of Wall Street, the 2013 Martin Scorsese -directed movie that saw Leonardo DiCaprio star as the former stockbroker.
At $30 per share, the top of its marketed range, Medline was originally planning to raise about $5.4bn, but the company is discussing raising as much as $7bn, according to people briefed on the talks, though no final decisions have been made. A company representative did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Rising depreciation expenses from the data center binge is a major worry. Alphabet, Microsoft and Meta combined for about $10 billion in depreciation costs in the final quarter of 2023. The figure rose to nearly $22 billion in the quarter that just ended in September. And it’s expected to be about $30 billion by this time next year.
Wall Street’s semiconductor industry, a cornerstone of the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, has delivered another impressive year, climbing roughly 40% in 2025. The strong performance has provided significant support to the broader tech and AI-focused market,
Jordan Belfort has shared a touching video that Rob Reiner sent to his father, Max Belfort, before his death six years ago. Reiner famously played Max in Martin Scorsese’s 2013 biopic “The Wolf of Wall Street,” which saw Leonardo DiCaprio star as the former stockbroker-turned-financial criminal.
Round-the-clock trading is fast approaching U.S. stock markets, but not all of Wall Street is embracing the move.
Ford shifts EV strategy, takes $19.5B write-down and drops current Lightning production. Nasdaq seeks SEC nod for round-the-clock stock trading - report. Holiday shopping season ramps up.
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Not 'very hawkish at all': Wall Street optimistic on stock market rally in 2026 after Fed rate cut
Wall Street is optimistic about the stock market going into next year on hopes that lower interest rates will lift growth.
Critics argue that formalizing nearly nonstop trading could worsen some of the very problems that plague the structure of equity markets today.
Wedbush says Tesla market cap will hit $2T next year. ServiceNow slumps on deal report. Netflix leadership seeks to assuage deal worries.