The Latest Breaking News from Ray Dalio

Bridgewater Associates co-CIO Greg Jensen warned market participants against using large language models like ChatGPT to trade equities.

WASHINGTON: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s trip to the US couldn’t have come at a better time. A buzzing economy, equity benchmarks at record highs and a rapidly growing consumer market all make for a great advertisement as he pitches the country’s potential to American corporate executives and investors.

(This May 8 story has been corrected to change Alfred Wu's title to associate professor, not associate dean, in paragraph 5)

Billionaire Ray Dalio said the key flashpoints that could escalate tensions are disputes over Taiwan, confrontations between US and Chinese ships and planes, the war in Ukraine, and threats of economic sanctions

The billionaire investor said the two countries are using sanctions and their armies to push the other across the “red line” of launching an actual war.

Ray Dalio has taken on a new role as an educator after releasing control of Bridgewater Associates. And he dished out some classic investing advice to ChatGPT over the weekend.

China remains committed to a "healthy, stable and constructive" relationship with the US amid still "chilly" bilateral ties, Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang told visiting American business leaders on Saturday.

While the Congress scrambles to reach an agreement on the debt ceiling, billionaire investor Ray Dalio writes that "there is no debt limit."

The firm’s submersible vehicles cost up to $40 million.