Paul Singer

Paul Singer isn't tiptoeing into the energy sector, he's charging in at full throttle. In the first quarter of 2025, Elliott Investment Management hiked its energy sector exposure from 23.84% to a commanding 37.64%, making it the firm's largest allocation. Phillips 66, Suncor: Singer’s...

Elliott Investment Management, an activist investor, has built a nearly $2 billion stake in Southwest Airlines Co (NYSE:LUV), and is set to advocate for changes to enhance the airline’s underperforming shares. What Happened: Elliott Investment Management, a hedge fund led by billionaire Paul...

Conservative Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito on Friday rejected a call by Senate Democrats to recuse himself from a tax case that involved a lawyer who interviewed him on behalf of the Wall Street Journal, which provided a platform for the justice to defend himself. Former President Donald Trump...

A new report is putting pressure on Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito over several alleged conflicts of interest, including in a deal with Oklahoma gas company Citizen Energy III and Paul Singer's infamous trial against Argentina. Alito became enemy No. 1 of American progressives when he authored...

Activist investor Paul Singer is the founder, president and co-CEO of Elliott Management, which was established in 1977. Singer’s total net worth is valued at $5.5 billion, making its biggest leap from 2020 to 2021, per Forbes. As of June 2022, Redbird Capital Partners entered into an...

Benzinga reviews this weekend's top stories covered by leading media outlets, here are the articles investors need to read. "Why Even Big Tech Companies Keep Getting Hacked—and What They Plan to Do About It," by The Wall Street Journal's Christopher Mims, looks at how...

Activist investor Paul Singer is the founder, president and co-CEO of Elliott Management, which was founded in 1977 with $1.3 million and is now controlling some $45 billion in assets under management. In July 2018, Singer took over beleaguered soccer club AC Milan, after Asian businessman Li...

PayPal Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: PYPL), which has seen its fundamentals deteriorate, could be caught in the vortex of shareholder activism. What Happened: Paul Singer’s Elliott Management Corp. has taken a stake in PayPal, although the size of the stake and the intention are not apparent ...

Activist investor Elliott Management Corp is looking to jump aboard the blank check company bandwagon, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday. What Happened: The Paul Singer-founded company has held discussions with bankers to raise a billion dollars for the special purpose acquisition company,...

Elliott Management exited AT&T Inc (NYSE: T) in the third quarter of 2020, according to its latest 13F filing. The Paul Singer-founded activist hedge fund sold 5 million AT&T shares in Q3, valued at $151.15 million as of the previous quarter's end. Other...

Nielsen Holdings PLC (NYSE: NLSN) shares were rallying Monday after The Wall Street Journal reported a notable activist investor firm accumulated a stake in the measurement and data analytics company. What Happened Paul Singer's firm Elliott Management acquired a stake in Nielsen,...

Activist investor Elliott Management confirmed Monday it is working to fully acquire athenahealth, Inc (NASDAQ: ATHN). What Happened CNBC's David Faber reported Monday morning that Paul Singer's Elliott Management, already an 8.9-percent owner of Athenahealth, is prepared to pay $155 to $...

Billionaire investor Paul Singer thinks that "FOMO" has now trumped "WTHIT" — two acronyms he's used to describe the cryptocurrency market. What You Need To Know In a letter obtained by Business Insider, Singer, the founder of the $34-billion hedge fund Elliott...

Investors who took the advice of the popular slogan "sell in May and go away" may now be wishing they can go back in time and hold on to their positions, especially those that belonged to a small handful of names that soared 50 percent since May, Bloomberg reported. The hottest S&P 500 stock...

"Downtown" Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management and CNBC contributor, penned a commentary on what investors can expect to happen to stocks if the market tumbles 20 percent. The last time the S&P 500 index tumbled 20 percent from peak-to-trough happened in October 2011. More...