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CNBC Tech: Beyond the Valley, the podcast that explores the world of tech, is now available on YouTube.
CNBC’s tech correspondent Arjun Kharpal will be joined by Tom Chitty every week to discuss the tech developments and trends that affect all of us, both as consumers and investors. Look out for new episodes every week.
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Which eVTOL companies are already listed on the stock market? CNBC Tech took a look at five.
Joby Aviation is listed on the NYSE via a SPAC merger. Notable Backers have included Reid Hoffman, Marc Pincus and Delta Airlines. Joby is targeting 2025 as the year its commercial operations take to the skies.
Also listed in the U.S. via a SPAC merger, is Archer Aviation. Notable investors have included Cathie Wood’s ARK Investment and automaker, Stellantis. Archer Aviation is hoping its 4-passenger model, Midnight, to enter service in 2025.
U.K.-based Vertical Aerospace is also listed via a SPAC merger with Broadstone Acquisition, which was set-up by, among others, Hugh Osmond, founder of the Punch Taverns, one of the UK’s largest Pub chains. Vertical is targeting full certification by the end of 2026.
China’s Ehang Holdings is listed on the Nasdaq as an ADR. Notable investors have included Vanguard, State Street and Goldman Sachs. The company already has certification in China.
Also listed on the Nasdaq is Lilium, this German based company has long been backed by the likes of China’s Tencent and Earlybird Venture Capital. It’s targeting certification in 2026.
Find out more about eVTOLs in our latest video: https://youtu.be/7gLBJpnmAo8
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After years of riding the the Chinese property boom, China’s top real estate developers Evergrande and Country Garden are being threatened with liquidation. But the troubles of China’s property market have much deeper roots than speculation and uncontrollable debt. Find out how China’s property bubble burst in our newest episode of CNBC Explains.
While the United States, China and India are home to the most billionaires in the world, the countries’ uber wealthy only make up a small proportion of the countries’ overall population. Yet when you look at billionaire density, which is the number of billionaires per resident, locations with a lot of wealth and relatively smaller populations top the list. Here are the most billionaire dense places, according to Wealth-X.
So what does it take to attract people with wealth that exceeds 10 figures? CNBC’s Karen Gilchrist took a close look at why Switzerland has attracted so many billionaires. Watch her video here: https://youtu.be/xuEpU_IdvNo
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Can you spot the hidden cameras in this room? Our producer struggled as well.
In our latest video, we tested five ways to find hidden cameras in hotels and house rentals — and one’s the clear winner. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h77un...
The World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos is back – and so is CNBC Explains. A shout out to our long-standing subscribers who remember our first digital original series. What would you like to see us explain next?
This year, the G20 Leaders’ Summit will be held in New Delhi, India, from Sep 9 - 10.
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