Giacomo Tognini is a Deputy Editor on the Wealth team at Forbes. He specializes in covering billionaires and their wealth, with a focus on topics such as commercial real estate, wealth management, and alternative investments. His work has been featured in Forbes India, Forbes Middle East, and various other esteemed publications.
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Giacomo Tognini's coverage primarily focuses on finance and real estate, with an emphasis on billionaires, taxes, and entrepreneurs. His articles often include breaking news and cite data to support the information provided.
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By: Giacomo Tognini
On a June morning during the Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend, thousands of F1 fans and tourists flooded into Monaco, the postcard-sized principality on the French Riviera. Along the two-mile circuit, just after Turn 8, visitors milled about its newest neighborhood, Mareterra, a 15-acre luxury development built directly on the Mediterranean Sea.
By: Zachary Folk
The billionaire investor said his company “failed to appreciate the political dynamics of global football.”
U.S. spending on AI infrastructure could top $10 trillion and eclipse the 1800s railroad boom. Here's where the money is being spent on land, power, water and cement.
By: Giacomo Tognini
Despite fears of rogue AI agents and increasing political pushback by local communities and politicians, the U.S. is plowing ahead on a data center construction frenzy that's unprecedented in its scale.
At the president's event, AI moguls presented a united front on the raging battle over AI regulation. Their $145 million of political spending tells a different story.
Data center developers and neoclouds raised $37 billion in U.S. junk bonds this year. As yields hit double digits, debt tied to riskier AI firms is tumbling.
By: Giacomo Tognini
The Claude maker filed for its blockbuster IPO on Monday, revealing $1 trillion in spending over the next two decades on chips and data centers.
By: Giacomo Tognini
Now the biggest VC firm in Texas, Disruptive—run by late oil & gas billionaire Marvin Davis’ grandson Alex—wants to double down on late-stage investments in defense and AI.
By: Giacomo Tognini
Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz’s fortunes have jumped thanks to smart investments in Coinbase, OpenAI and more. Now they’re spending tens of millions to elect AI-and-crypto-friendly politicians.
By: Giacomo Tognini
Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz's fortunes have jumped in recent years thanks to dozens of smart investments in Coinbase, OpenAI, SpaceX and more.
