Wall Street is now watching the Elon Musk vs. Sam Altman battle as closely as Silicon Valley. With both OpenAI and SpaceX reportedly moving toward potential IPOs, the rivalry is becoming a fight for investor confidence, AI dominance, and future tech leadership. CEO Ross Gerber says the feud has grown far beyond the courtroom, it’s now about capital, talent, and who controls the next era of technology.

In a recent interview with The Information, CEO Ross Gerber talked about how Elon Musk’s companies (SpaceX, Tesla, and xAI) are becoming more connected than ever. The discussion focused on how investors are looking at Musk’s growing tech empire and the way AI, robotics, transportation, and space technology are starting to overlap.

CEO Ross Gerber joins Romaine Bostick of Bloomberg’s The Close to talk about NVIDIA’s dominant position in the AI economy, the challenges facing data center build-out, and why he isn’t swayed by skeptics sounding the alarm on an impending AI bubble.

Gerber Kawasaki Financial Advisor Jimmy Bisharat breaks down how 2026 AMT changes could impact SpaceX employees holding incentive stock options and why a strategy that worked last year may not produce the same results today.

Feeling the pressure even after your step off the field? It’s about time you knew your rights!

Jimmy Bisharat, GK’s very own Athletes Advisor, is joined by Sports Attorney Brandon Leopoldus to talk predatory contracts, the legal history of college-level athletics, and what athletes and their families should look out for before putting pen to paper on an NIL contract.

Markets continue to rise despite geopolitical tensions and high oil prices, as the global investment cycle in AI infrastructure drives earnings growth and investor confidence. Managing Partner Hatem Dhiab highlights how AI is increasingly shaping economic policy, corporate spending, and U.S.-China relations.