Tom Nash
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What Chamath JUST Said About Tesla | Summary and Reaction
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February 15, 2021
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19:18Now PlayingChamath Palihapitiya has big ambitions for Social Capital. What started as a venture-capital firm in 2011 could be a Berkshire Hathaway for the 21st century. In this interview, Wall Street’s king of special-purpose acquisitions companies, or SPACs, explains why he hopes to create as much wealth as Warren Buffett, why he’s betting on Bitcoin and Tesla and how he’s trying to solve for inequality and climate change. Palihapitiya spoke exclusively with Erik Schatzker on Bloomberg’s “Front Row.” (Source: Bloomberg Website)
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What Chamath JUST Said About Tesla | Summary and Reaction
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