Singaporean oil tycoon and Hin Leong founder Lim Oon Kuin has been sentenced to 17 and a half years in prison for deceiving HSBC Holdings and instigating the fabrication of documents in a case. The judge stated on November 18 that a 'deterrent sentence' was necessary.

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June 3, Jinshi Data News, on Saturday local time, media tycoon Rupert Murdoch and retired molecular biologist Elena Zhukova held their wedding. Murdoch's News Corporation confirmed that the wedding took place at Murdoch's Moraga Vineyard in California, where the couple exchanged vows surrounded by family and friends. This is Murdoch's fifth marriage and sixth engagement. Last March, he announced his engagement to the 26-year-old Anna Leslie Smith, but abruptly called off the wedding two weeks later.

Real estate tycoons say that raising interest rates will harm regional banks and "perhaps two regional banks will close within a week."

The sudden targeting of US oil giants by the Federal Trade Commission has shocked the shale oil industry.

PANews reported on March 15 that according to the Global Times, as the U.S. election moves towards the "Biden and Trump showdown", the U.S. media began to analyze who is more powerful and who can gain political discourse in the next few months. CNN (CNN) recently disclosed President Biden's big financiers behind the scenes, a couple who invest in artificial intelligence and are optimistic about virtual currency. CNN reported that political election activities in the United States are mainly funded and allocated through political action committees (PACs). The most important political action committee behind Biden and the Democratic Party is called Future Forward. According to the report, in 2022, the largest source of funding for "Future Forward" will come from the "Open Society Foundations", the donor agency of financial tycoon Soros, with a donation of up to $15.2 million. The second largest financier after Soros has attracted the attention of CNN. The nonprofit, known as the BEMC 4 Association, donated $7.2 million to Future Forward in 2022, and the organization's only two executives are a husband and wife named James McClive and his wife Emily Berger, who work for a trading company in Manhattan, New York. CNN found that the "upstart" couple are not only investors in artificial intelligence companies, but also keen on virtual currency trading, and in recent years have been interested in the federal government's digital monetary policy, and have even called on the US Securities and Exchange Commission to include bitcoin on the New York Stock Exchange. The media also found that the two have gradually increased their political investment in recent years, contributing millions of dollars to candidates in a series of Democratic groups or various political elections, and are the "number one funders" of some progressive Democrats.

On December 13, it was reported that the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has released the updated information on new licensees and registered institutions in November, which shows that Hong Kong real estate tycoon Adrian Cheng's fund C Capital Investment Management Limited has obtained the No. 4 and No. 9 licenses from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission is licensed to advise on securities under Type 4 and Type 9 is licensed for asset management. Golden Finance previously reported that in August 2022, Adrian Cheng disclosed that he held 101 Azuki series NFTs, and in September 2022, according to Bloomberg, C Capital plans to raise $500 million in the next 18 months to invest in blockchain assets, credit and private equity, betting on private companies and digital assets, and Ben Cheng, co-founder of C Capital, has said that its hedge fund strategy is mainly focused on crypto trading.

Liu Furong, co-chief executive of Hong Kong real estate tycoon and Chow Tai Fook family wealth heir Adrian Cheng, a Hong Kong-listed company, said that tokenized funds and e-HKD will be integrated into the same platform. At present, the company holds a Type 9 license from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission to provide asset management services, and intends to get involved in more funds, STOs and financial products in the future. (Ming Pao)

On December 11, it was reported that Liu Furong, co-chief executive of Hong Kong listed company Arta, a Hong Kong-listed company owned by Hong Kong real estate tycoon and Chow Tai Fook family wealth heir Zheng Zhigang, said that he would integrate tokenized funds and e-HKD into the same platform. At present, the company holds a Type 9 license from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission to provide asset management services, and intends to get involved in more funds, STOs and financial products in the future. Previously, it was reported on November 2 that Arta has partnered with Chainlink Labs to develop a cross-chain fund token.

PANews reported on November 29 that Mark Cuban plans to sell a majority stake in the NBA's Dallas Mavericks to Miriam Adelson and the Adelson family of gaming tycoon Adelson, valued at about $3.5 billion, according to The Athletic, citing sources. In one of the most unique deals in NBA history, Cuban will retain a portion of the team's shares and control of the team's basketball operations. In January 2000, Mark Cuban bought the Dallas Mavericks for $285 million. Mark Cuban also has deep roots in the crypto industry.

On November 29, according to The Athletic reporter Shams Charania, Mark Cuban sold a majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks to Miriam Adelson and the Adelson family, a gambling tycoon, at a valuation of about $3.5 billion. In one of the most unique transactions in NBA history, Cuban retains a portion of the team's shares and control of the team's basketball operations. Previously, Mark Cuban bought the Dallas Mavericks for $285 million in 2000.

PANews reported on November 2 that, according to the Hong Kong Economic Journal, Hong Kong real estate tycoon and Chow Tai Fook family wealth heir Zheng Zhigang, a Hong Kong-listed company Arta Techjin, announced that it has cooperated with Chainlink Labs to develop a cross-chain fund token, through Chainlink's Proof of Reserve and Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), investors who subscribe to cross-chain fund tokens can continue to stay in the original blockchain community. At the same time, Arta's investment platform is used to obtain investment income generated in fiat currency. It is reported that, subject to obtaining the required regulatory approvals, Arta's subsidiary, Arta Global, and its global licensed partners may become placement agents and fund managers for this and other distributed ledger technology financial products.

Odaily Planet Daily reported that CMCC Global, a Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency-focused venture capital institution, has raised US$100 million for a new fund, Titan Fund. Block.one, Hong Kong tycoon Richard Li’s Yingke Group, Winklevoss Capital, Jebsen Capital and Yat Siu, founder of Animoca Brands, participated in the investment. The new fund aims to support Asian blockchain startups driven by virtual assets in Hong Kong in response to the funding crunch triggered by the cryptocurrency industry.

Golden Finance reported that Michael Lewis, the author of "The Big Short", revealed in his new book "Going Infinite" that the former CEO of FTX SBF was worried that its employees would lose money due to the sharp rise in the price of Serum (SRM) tokens in 2021. If you get rich, you may no longer be willing to work 14 hours a day for your crypto trading platform. Therefore, SBF modified the release rules of SRM tokens and locked employees’ SRM tokens for seven years. According to previous news, Michael Lewis's new book about SBF, "Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon", is scheduled to be published on October 3. Multiple sources revealed that Apple acquired the rights to the book for US$5 million. Michael Lewis's books also include "The Fallen King of Cryptocurrency SBF & FTX", "The Big Short", etc.

Golden Finance reported that hedge fund tycoon Ackman said that X (formerly Twitter) is much better than before. X is a unique asset that is difficult to be destroyed. X has not been discussed with Musk. Whether he's interested or not, X's cost structure has improved dramatically; the rate of innovation is much better than before. Additionally, the economy is starting to slow and the Fed may have halted its interest rate hike cycle.

Odaily Planet Daily reported that Michael Lewis, author of "The Big Short", said in an interview with CBS that SBF had considered paying $5 billion to Trump so that he would no longer run for president of the United States. Lewis added that the SBF had also been investigating whether this was legal. "Sam's question was not just 'Is paying Trump $5 billion enough to keep him from running?' but 'Is this legal?'" SBF spokesman Mark Botnick declined to comment on Michael Lewis's remarks. (The Block) According to previous news in September, Michael Lewis's new book about SBF "Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon" is scheduled to be published on October 3. Multiple sources revealed that Apple purchased the rights to the book for $5 million.

According to a report by Jinshi on September 29, hedge fund tycoon Ackman said that buying Google stocks has a lot to do with artificial intelligence.

Odaily Planet Daily reported that Michael Lewis's new book about SBF "Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon" is scheduled to be published on October 3. Multiple sources revealed that Apple acquired the copyright of the book for US$5 million. (The Ankler)

Odaily Planet Daily News Bitcoin investment app Coinbits disclosed its relationship with Prime Trust, an encryption custodian, on Twitter. Coinbits said: "There are still many unknown factors, but we intend to fight for those members who lock funds in Prime Trust." .The petition from Nevada regulators appears to indicate that Prime Trust still has enough Bitcoin to cash out our members' balances. We are recovering these assets on behalf of our members. Most of the functionality of the Coinbits App is currently offline, but we A new solution is being developed and we intend to restore our service as soon as possible." It is reported that the 20-year-old bitcoin tycoon Erik Finman has launched the bitcoin investment app "Coinbits", which applies the "micro-investment" strategy. Earlier news, Nevada regulators requested bankruptcy receivership of Prime Trust, saying it could not meet customer withdrawal requirements