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You asked which companies are owned or run by Jewish people; public reporting and compiled lists identify many prominent firms founded or led by Jewish entrepreneurs — examples include technology firm...
Available sources list several high-profile business leaders of Jewish heritage (for example Larry Ellison, Larry Page, Sergey Brin, Mark Zuckerberg, Michael Dell and Steve Ballmer) but none of the pr...
Major global companies with founders who are Jewish include Google (Sergey Brin), Facebook/Meta (Mark Zuckerberg is not Jewish; sources list Facebook as Jewish-founded in some lists but do not clarify...
Public reporting and compiled lists show many prominent global company leaders are Jewish, including major billionaires and CEOs cited by outlets such as Forbes Israel and community lists; Forbes Isra...
Available sources list many prominent Jewish billionaires and executives (e.g., Larry Ellison, Mark Zuckerberg, Michael Dell) and discuss disproportionate Jewish representation among the wealthy and c...
Reporting shows many leading AI and big-tech figures and firms gave seven-figure gifts to Donald Trump’s 2025 inaugural fund — multiple outlets list individual $1 million donations from companies or e...
monetizes a mix of consumer subscriptions, developer/API licensing and enterprise products while building and partnerships that can become revenue channels; reporting portrays a company scaling from l...
Lawrence “Larry” J. Ellison is the co‑founder of , long‑time CEO (1977–2014) and today its executive chairman and chief technology officer, whose pragmatic rise from an adopted infant to one of the pl...
Available reporting shows several named corporate “Founding,” “Signature,” and program sponsors for America250—most prominently Walmart (Founding Sponsor) and The Coca‑Cola Company (Signature Partner)...
has not publicly enacted a rule banning the word “Epstein”; company spokespeople say there is no policy prohibiting the name and that engineers are investigating why some U.S. users saw the word block...
At least five high-profile technology firms publicly shifted their corporate headquarters out of California since 2019 — Oracle, Tesla, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Palantir and SpaceX — but the moves ...
Major, well-known technology companies do have or influential board members who are — examples commonly cited in public reporting include ( and ), (), and / () — but available sources are partial, som...
Oracle does not have an undisputed, blanket right to access or share customer data from Virtual Machines without consent; constrain access, yet documented vulnerabilities and past incidents show that ...
Larry Ellison told investors in September 2024 that AI could power continuous surveillance — “Every police officer is going to be supervised at all times” and “Citizens will be on their best behavior ...
America250 has publicly announced a broad roster of corporate supporters, including technology and defense firms as well as consumer brands — , and many others appear across organizational roll calls ...
There is no credible, sourced evidence in the provided reporting that is a pedophile; the reporting documents past that were resolved in Ellison’s favor and a contested court record that appears to re...
The available material shows no single, definitive date for a formal contract award for the UK digital ID programme, but multiple government statements and reporting converge on a , with staged procur...
The phrase “” refers to two very different efforts separated by decades: a -era (commonly called Project Stargate) that ran from the 1970s through the 1990s, and a 2025-era commercial–government ventu...
’s U.S. service has been placed under new, American-led oversight that explicitly gives a U.S. entity responsibility for , and data controls, and the company has pushed updated terms and said it is ch...
Larry Ellison has repeatedly described a near-ubiquitous AI‑powered surveillance future—“we’re going to have supervision” and “citizens will be on their best behavior”—framing constant recording of ca...