John Hyatt is a Senior Reporter for Forbes and Louder Than War. With a focus on finance and entertainment, John covers stories related to billionaires, business leaders, and the music industry. His articles provide insights into the lives and careers of influential individuals and the latest developments in the financial and entertainment sectors.
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John Hyatt's coverage focuses primarily on finance-related topics, including investment analysis and breaking news within the realm of billion-dollar companies and individuals. He also covers cryptocurrency and blockchain to a lesser extent.
Given his focus on billionaire net worth changes, financial incentives, and company debts, John may be responsive to pitches offering in-depth analysis or exclusive insights into major financial developments within large corporations or among high-net-worth individuals.
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Thomas Peterffy explains why his stock brokerage has joined the political betting craze—and takes a dig at his upstart competitors.
Thomas Peterffy explains why his stock brokerage has joined the election betting craze—and takes a dig at his upstart competitors.
Buyout tycoon José E. Feliciano speaks out against a Trump surrogate’s disparaging remarks about Puerto Rico, and urges his fellow Americans to vote.
A billionaire and a multimillionaire face off in a polarizing election that is pitting the richest people in America against one another.
In a new interview, the hedge fund executive and Trump whisperer blasted a “garbage” Wall Street Journal report, “disingenuous” liberal economists, and the “economic illiterate” Kamala Harris.
The president-elect has long treasured close alliances with the rich and famous but this time around, he has a new group of fresh-faced loyalists.
These are the 13 billionaires, business leaders and entertainers poised to shape Donald Trump's second presidential administration.
Donald Trump just named Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy as the co-heads of a new Department of Government Efficiency, also known as DOGE. Here's how Trump's one time rival Ramaswamy built his fortune.
By: John Hyatt
A protege of hedge fund tycoon George Soros, Bessent supported Democrats before embracing Trump.
Longtime hedge fund executive Scott Bessent, a South Carolina native, is one of a few names mentioned as possible U.S. Treasury Secretary nominee.
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