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"So, in hindsight, do you wish you had backed the other horse, then?" Joe Kernen of CNBC asked him in an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. "Or do you like more regulation and higher taxes?"
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Here are the top Wall Street headlines from the past 24 hours
$4 - A key portfolio manager behind Elliott Management's famous Argentina bet has stepped down.
$4 - Kevin Turner who left the Microsoft COO position in July to become CEO of hedge fund Citadel Securities, is already out at Citadel, the company says.
$4 - In 1974, John C. Bogle $4, which transformed investing forever with the index fund.
$4 - Shares of Fitbit are down 15.7% at $6.08 per share on Monday after the company announced $4 that were well below its previous estimate, in addition to slashing its guidance for the crucial holiday quarter.
$4 - For anyone who has recently bought Nike shoes or apparel, or walked into one of its latest stores, this won't be news: Nike has slid upscale recently.
$4 - Tempur Sealy, the maker of Tempur-Pedic mattresses and other bedding products, is tanking on Monday after failing to reach a deal with a key retailer.
$4 - The man who transformed investing for Main Street has some advice for how to save for your retirement - focus on the big picture.
$4 - Since its founding in 2003, Etihad Airways has managed to storm its way to the forefront of the airline industry.