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Famous Columnist Quits – in Protest Against Bezos

Ruth Marcus – also called The Washington Post's own "rock foundation" – is leaving the American newspaper after four decades. .

Famous Columnist Quits – in Protest Against Bezos

Katy Perry is going out into space

Katy Perry is undoubtedly one of the world's largest pop stars. Now she's going to reach out even further.

Katy Perry is going out into space

Anger after Bezos' announcement about Washington Post

The Washington Post owner's decision to ban certain opinions on the opinion pages has not been well received by the newspaper's employees. "Massive overstep by Jeff Bezos," comments economics reporter Jeff Stein.

Anger after Bezos' announcement about Washington Post

Jeff Bezos limits opinions in Washington Post

The Washington Post will no longer publish opinions that oppose "personal freedoms and free markets" on its opinion pages, announces owner Jeff Bezos. .

Jeff Bezos limits opinions in Washington Post

Bond Conflict Over - Amazon Takes Over Agent Hero

The conflict over James Bond's future is resolved. The online giant Amazon's film company takes over the creative control, which opens up for new films with the secret agent.

Bond Conflict Over - Amazon Takes Over Agent Hero

Bezos' space company lays off every tenth employee

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' space company Blue Origin is laying off every tenth employee. The news comes a month after the company's new rocket New Glenn was launched on its first test flight and reached its planned orbit around the Earth.

Bezos' space company lays off every tenth employee

The tech giants take on the EU

With accusations of censorship and tariffs, the US internet giants are at war with the EU. Hold on or back down is the question for the new digital commissioner Henna Virkkunen.

The tech giants take on the EU

Why the Billionaires Are Gathering Around Trump

From outcast to billionaires' darling. Donald Trump's accession in 2025 is very different compared to how it was in 2017.

Why the Billionaires Are Gathering Around Trump

Trump's Inauguration: The Celebrities in Attendance

Heads of state, billionaires, and celebrities are in attendance as Trump becomes president again. Here are some of those expected to show up and some who have declined.

Trump's Inauguration: The Celebrities in Attendance

Biden's warning - parallel to robber barons

Common boasting – but also warnings. USA's President Joe Biden pointed out the risk he believes that hyper-rich tech oligarchs pose in his farewell speech.

Biden's warning - parallel to robber barons

Why the Billionaires Are Gathering Around Trump

From outcast to billionaires' darling. Donald Trump's accession in 2025 is very different compared to how it was in 2017.

Why the Billionaires Are Gathering Around Trump

Successful Launch of Bezos' New Rocket

Jeff Bezos' new rocket New Glenn was launched on its first test flight on Thursday and shortly thereafter reached its planned orbit around the Earth. .

Successful Launch of Bezos' New Rocket

Biden warns of American oligarchs

The outgoing President of the USA, Joe Biden, warns against concentration of power and American, super-rich oligarchs in his farewell address to the nation. .

Biden warns of American oligarchs

Metallica donates millions to fire victims

Metallica joins the growing number of celebrities who donate money to the victims of the fires in Los Angeles. .

Metallica donates millions to fire victims

Delayed Virgin Flight for Bezos' New Rocket

The postponement of Jeff Bezos' completely new rocket New Glenn is being pushed forward, announces Blue Origin. .

Delayed Virgin Flight for Bezos' New Rocket

Cartoonist quits in protest after Trump drawing

The American satirical cartoonist Ann Telnaes has quit her job at Washington Post in protest. .

Cartoonist quits in protest after Trump drawing

Soon Trump will be President – this is how the shift in power will go

In just over two weeks, Donald Trump will place his hand on the Bible and take the oath of office as the 47th President of the United States. Before that, artists will be booked, political decisions prepared, and members of Congress lobbied.

Soon Trump will be President – this is how the shift in power will go

So much richer did the world's richest become in 2024

The world's 500 richest people surpassed in 2024 a total wealth of 110 billion kronor – or 110,000,000,000,000 kronor, reports Bloomberg. .

So much richer did the world's richest become in 2024

Soon Trump will be President – this is how the shift in power will go

In less than three weeks, Donald Trump will place his hand on the Bible and take the oath of office as the 47th President of the United States. Before that, artists will be booked, political decisions will be prepared, and members of Congress will be lobbied.

Soon Trump will be President – this is how the shift in power will go

Elon Musk's relationship with Donald Trump - "alarming"

Tesla CEO Elon Musk's and future President Donald Trump's business relationship is problematic. This is the opinion of Lena Fahlén, administrative manager at the "couch potato fund" AP7.

Elon Musk's relationship with Donald Trump - "alarming"

Jeff Bezos to donate millions to Trump

Billionaire Jeff Bezos is planning to donate one million dollars to Donald Trump's presidential inauguration through his company Amazon, according to sources for the Wall Street Journal. .

Jeff Bezos to donate millions to Trump

Bezos optimistic about Trump

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, the world's second-richest person, looks favorably on Donald Trump's upcoming presidential term - not least the promised fight against the abundance of regulations. .

Bezos optimistic about Trump

This is how much the super-rich's private jets emit

In just one and a half hours, one of the world's 50 richest people causes more emissions than an average person does during a lifetime, according to a report from Oxfam. .

This is how much the super-rich's private jets emit

Washington Post Refrains from Taking a Stance in the American Election

The American newspaper Washington Post announces that it does not intend to support Kamala Harris or Donald Trump in the presidential election. According to the newspaper's CEO William Lewis, the decision is a return to a principle of not taking a stance.

Washington Post Refrains from Taking a Stance in the American Election