HomeMarket News Market NewsMarketsNews A Running List of the Tech CEOs Donald Trump Claims Are Calling Him to Suck Up By Ilene October 28, 2024 0 632 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Getty Images A Running List of the Tech CEOs Donald Trump Claims Are Calling Him to Suck Up Some of the most powerful people in Silicon Valley appear to be quietly sitting out the presidential election cycle. But Trump says that in private, it’s a different story. By Makena Kelly, WIRED With only a few days left until the US presidential election, Donald Trump is claiming that some of Silicon Valley’s most powerful billionaires and tech leaders are seeking him out. More here >This post was originally published on this site TagsPoliticstech Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Subscribe Login Notify of new follow-up comments new replies to my comments Please login to comment 0 Comments Inline Feedbacks View all comments Stay Connected148,415FansLike396,312FollowersFollow3,740SubscribersSubscribe Latest Articles Market News ‘It Should Be Illegal’: Trump’s 1,156 July Stock Trades Involved AI, Big Oil, Weapons-Makers, and More AI Kara Swisher: AI Isn’t Going to Destroy Humanity—But the People Building It Might (shared) Markets Don’t Ask How This War Ends (shared) Markets Speak at Your Own Risk (shared) Markets Why Worry Wednesday – Nasdaq Back at 31,000 After Summer Break(down) AI Will AI really kill us all? The science behind the hype Market News Wendy’s becomes latest victim of Trump’s bad beef policies Markets Chinese president arrives in US with new energy leverage as war rattles global markets AI How would AI actually kill all humans? Here are the top 5 scenarios Premium Content Best Ideas for Q4 by Boaty McBoatface (AGI) – Premium Members Only Markets Tricky Tuesday – $90 Oil and Pre-Summit Euphoria Markets Oil Market Situation Report: September 22, 2026 – Day 206 of Operation Epic Fury Markets Member-Only Market Analysis Reports: The 2026 Investor Decision Guide Markets As war in the Middle East widens, Saudi Arabia’s new defence pact could face a major test Load more