(Bloomberg) -- Legendary short seller Jim Chanos says no one can see the biggest risks facing US markets over the next six to 12 months — because the challenges are going to be unpredictable ...

Things are starting to look like 2021 all over again in markets, according to Jim Chanos. The famed short-seller said he believes the market is approaching speculative extremes last seen during ...

At the Nasdaq Market Site, Business Insider Senior Finance Correspondent Linette Lopez spoke with famed short seller Jim Chanos about the reintroduction of inflation to the market for the first ...

Business Insider Senior Finance Correspondent Linette Lopez spoke with famed short seller Jim Chanos at the Nasdaq Market Site about the reintroduction of inflation to the market for the first ...

Celebrated Wall Street short-seller Jim Chanos could hardly conceal his glee when he heard that Elon Musk had once again "called a hero of the Thai cave rescue a paedophile", says Institutional ...

Financier Jim Chanos, who famously shorted Enron and Tesla, has sold his penthouse triplex on top of a massive 50-foot-wide, early 20th-century mansion for $19 million, according to property records.

Jim Chanos, president and founder at Chanos & Company, discusses the market risk of disruptive technologies in light of DeepSeek's impact on companies in the AI sector. He speaks on "Bloomberg ...

The market looks like it's returning to the speculative extremes last seen in 2021, Jim Chanos says. The famed short-seller pointed to potential risks to the market, including US politics and ...

Short-Seller Jim Chanos Warns Of Overbuilding Data Center Capacity, Compares AI Boom To Fiber Optic Bubble Of 2000s Benzinga Bulls And Bears: Quantum Computing, Tesla, AMD — And Whales Buy 270 ...