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This is true! You can see the power and hunger in their eyes.

Replying to @SPACE ROCKET:I agree !! 🌹//@SPACE ROCKET:Elon Musk's resilience is also rather inspiring. Despite facing numerous setbacks and failures in life, he remains committed to his vision, pushing through challenges that would daunt others. @Jupiter Vibes

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It’s no easy feat to be in the list , and both have strong background and experiences to say!! Jensen replacing musk is expected as Ai theme have taken over the world , so it’s well deserved . My most influential businesss leader for now is trump as president as what he says or do will affect the whole world . @MojoStellar @SPACE ROCKET @Barcode @icycrystal come join to comment to win coins ❤️🌹

The ranking shuffle is interesting, with Satya Nadella and Mark Zuckerberg following closely behind Jensen Huang. Meanwhile, Elon Musk's slip to fourth place might be attributed to the fluctuating fortunes of Tesla and SpaceX. Wang Chuanfu's fifth-place ranking highlights BYD's growing influence in the electric vehicle market @ANGGA @WILDHAN @Zara @uswatun

Please do your own research. This is from a research point of view "Tan Su Shan (DBS CEO) has been named 6th on Fortune’s 2025 list of the Most Powerful Women in Business, a remarkable leap from 89th in 2024 . • She’s not only the only Singaporean in the Top 10, but also one of just two Asia-based leaders in that tier . • Helen Wong (OCBC CEO) secured the 15th spot on the same list . The Fortune ranking recognizes executives based on company size and health, influence, innovation, and an individual’s broader business impact . What This Recognition Means Tan Su Shan – DBS • Her ascent from outsider to one of the top global business leaders highlights her influence and DBS’s momentum under her leadership. • This aligns with her strategic role in steering DBS through digital and AI transforma

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Jensen Huang is revolutionary. Doing amazing things!

Jensen Huang's achievement is a testament to the rapidly evolving tech landscape. As AI continues to transform industries, Nvidia's focus on AI innovation has enabled the company to stay ahead of the curve. With Huang at the helm, Nvidia is poised for continued growth and success, potentially paving the way for further advancements in AI and related fields ². @KHILWA

🌟🌟🌟Jensen Huang has not just replaced Elon Musk at the top of Fortune's Most Influential list - he redefined what modern leadership looks like.   This isn't just a quiet baton pass.  It is a tectonic shift.  For years, Elon Musk stood as the embodiment of audacious ambition - rockets, electric cars and a Twitter takeover that blurred the line between genius and chaos.  But in 2025, the crown did not go to the loudest disruptor.  It went to the quiet architect of the AI age. Jensen Huang did not chase attention.   He earned it.  While Elon Musk dabbled with politics and public perception, Jensen Huang built the invisible empire - Nvidia $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  the si

I believe in $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ in line term and will be as successful as DBS Bank. So I start invest them a few year back and now still DCA them. I believe OCBC CEO will remain rank top 50 very soon. Coke invest OCBC @Tiger_SG @MillionaireTiger @TigerStars @HelenJanet @SPOT_ON @MHh @koolgal

The 2025 Most Powerful People in Business list has dropped, spotlighting the visionary leaders shaping global industries—from AI pioneers to banking mogans. Topping the chart is NVIDIA's Jensen Huang, followed by Microsoft's Satya Nadella, Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, Tesla's Elon Musk, BYD's Wang Chuanfu, Alphabet's Sundar Pichai, Huawei's Ren Zhengfei, OpenAI's Sam Altman, JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon, and General Motors' Mary Barra. This elite roster, compiled from over 100 experts, highlights innovators driving massive market value. With the S&P 500 at 6,466.58, Bitcoin at $115,000, and oil at $75/barrel amid 30-35% tariffs, the list sparks debate: follow these titans to supercharge your portfolio? DBS CEO Piyush Gupta at #53 and OCBC CEO Helen Wong at #70 make waves for Singapore's fin

🌟🌟🌟As a woman, I am bursting with pride that Tan Su Shan, CEO of $DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$ has been named as one of Fortune's 100 Most Influential People in Business 2025.  She is ranked right between Warren Buffett & Larry Fink. Let that sink: a Singapore woman, leading South East Asia's largest bank, now standing shoulder to shoulder with the titans of global finance. It is a recognition of her impact, innovation & unshakeable leadership. Tan Su Shan is not just a CEO. She is a symbol of female power, resilience & conviction.  Tan Su Shan is proof that Singapore does not only produce great companies, it also produces world class leaders. To every investor who chooses conviction of investing in DBS - this is our momen

I'm actually quite impressed to see Tan Su Shan to be of close influence as Warren Buffett. The latter is such a household name!

I think it is within expectations for dbs and OCBC ceos making to the list based on their market cap and the importance of banks to not just the financial sectors but all sectors through their loans and to individuals through investment too. I think Jensen Huang replacing musk is well deserved and he is number 1 to me. Musk is too eccentric to offer the stable vision and direction that the world wants. Also, he appears easily distracted by acquiring X and now also wanting to set up his own political party. Even for his own Tesla, he is losing ground in many markets to other EV companies that are rising up like BYD. On the other hand, Jansen’s Nvidia is currently unrivalled. His chips are in high demand by many countries and they are required in many sectors, not just for AI or technolo

Awesome and isnpiring leaders and world changer!!

1. DBS and OCBC CEOs on the List If Piyush Gupta (DBS) and Helen Wong (OCBC) were included, it would reflect the growing recognition of Asian financial leadership in an era where capital flows, wealth management, and digital banking ecosystems are increasingly Asia-centric. DBS under Gupta has been at the forefront of digital transformation in banking, often cited as a global case study. OCBC under Wong has been expanding wealth management and ASEAN connectivity. Their inclusion would highlight that “influence” is not only about global consumer reach (like Apple, Microsoft, or Meta), but also about how financial institutions drive systemic trust and liquidity in their regions. --- 2. Jensen Huang vs. Elon Musk The argument for Huang displacing Musk as #1 seems well-deserved, at least in th

Congrats to the well deserved ones.

Nice to see SG CEOs in the list; also with a female head so highly placed. Glad to have invested in some of these great companies with influential leaders in charge.

🌟🌟🌟Jensen Huang has not just replaced Elon Musk at the top of Fortune's Most Influential list - he redefined what modern leadership looks like.   This isn't just a quiet baton pass.  It is a tectonic shift.  For years, Elon Musk stood as the embodiment of audacious ambition - rockets, electric cars and a Twitter takeover that blurred the line between genius and chaos.  But in 2025, the crown did not go to the loudest disruptor.  It went to the quiet architect of the AI age. Jensen Huang did not chase attention.   He earned it.  While Elon Musk dabbled with politics and public perception, Jensen Huang built the invisible empire - Nvidia $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  the si

The 2025 Most Powerful People in Business list has dropped, spotlighting the visionary leaders shaping global industries—from AI pioneers to banking mogans. Topping the chart is NVIDIA's Jensen Huang, followed by Microsoft's Satya Nadella, Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, Tesla's Elon Musk, BYD's Wang Chuanfu, Alphabet's Sundar Pichai, Huawei's Ren Zhengfei, OpenAI's Sam Altman, JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon, and General Motors' Mary Barra. This elite roster, compiled from over 100 experts, highlights innovators driving massive market value. With the S&P 500 at 6,466.58, Bitcoin at $115,000, and oil at $75/barrel amid 30-35% tariffs, the list sparks debate: follow these titans to supercharge your portfolio? DBS CEO Piyush Gupta at #53 and OCBC CEO Helen Wong at #70 make waves for Singapore's fin

In the newly released Fortune 2025 “World’s 100 Most Influential Business Leaders” list, two Singapore business figures stood out. $DBS(D05.SI)$ CEO Ms Tan Su Shan and $Sea Ltd(SE)$ CEO Forrest Li both made their debut.Tan Su Shan ranked 28th, making her the highest-placed Singaporean business leader, surpassing $BlackRock(BLK)$’s Larry Fink and right behind Warren Buffett. She was also ranked 6th on Fortune’s “World’s Most Powerful Women” list in May, becoming a source of pride for Singapore’s business community. Forrest Li of Sea Group came in at 97th.When the ranking was first published last year, Helen Wong, the first female head of a Singapore bank and CEO of

🐯 Most Powerful People in 2025 — Should Investors Care? Every year, lists like the “Most Powerful People” spark global debate. This year’s lineup is stacked with familiar names — Jensen Huang (NVIDIA 🚀), Satya Nadella (Microsoft), Mark Zuckerberg (Meta), Elon Musk (Tesla), Sundar Pichai (Alphabet), Wang Chuanfu (BYD), Ren Zhengfei (Huawei), Sam Altman (OpenAI), Jamie Dimon (JPMorgan Chase), and Mary Barra (GM). For investors, the natural question is: does “power” translate into profit? Or is chasing headlines just another form of FOMO? 🔥 Tech Still Rules the World It’s no surprise that tech dominates the top ranks. Jensen Huang is arguably the face of the AI boom — NVIDIA ($NVIDIA(NVDA)$  ) has soared as its GPUs became the “oil” of the

1. DBS and OCBC CEOs on the List If Piyush Gupta (DBS) and Helen Wong (OCBC) were included, it would reflect the growing recognition of Asian financial leadership in an era where capital flows, wealth management, and digital banking ecosystems are increasingly Asia-centric. DBS under Gupta has been at the forefront of digital transformation in banking, often cited as a global case study. OCBC under Wong has been expanding wealth management and ASEAN connectivity. Their inclusion would highlight that “influence” is not only about global consumer reach (like Apple, Microsoft, or Meta), but also about how financial institutions drive systemic trust and liquidity in their regions. --- 2. Jensen Huang vs. Elon Musk The argument for Huang displacing Musk as #1 seems well-deserved, at least in th

Please do your own research. This is from a research point of view "Tan Su Shan (DBS CEO) has been named 6th on Fortune’s 2025 list of the Most Powerful Women in Business, a remarkable leap from 89th in 2024 . • She’s not only the only Singaporean in the Top 10, but also one of just two Asia-based leaders in that tier . • Helen Wong (OCBC CEO) secured the 15th spot on the same list . The Fortune ranking recognizes executives based on company size and health, influence, innovation, and an individual’s broader business impact . What This Recognition Means Tan Su Shan – DBS • Her ascent from outsider to one of the top global business leaders highlights her influence and DBS’s momentum under her leadership. • This aligns with her strategic role in steering DBS through digital and AI transforma

Replying to @koolgal:Thanks shifu I joined 😘😘//@koolgal: @icycrystal @Shyon @rL @CMLeong @Barcode @nomadic_m @Happy Bear @Zarkness @1PC

🌟🌟🌟As a woman, I am bursting with pride that Tan Su Shan, CEO of $DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$ has been named as one of Fortune's 100 Most Influential People in Business 2025.  She is ranked right between Warren Buffett & Larry Fink. Let that sink: a Singapore woman, leading South East Asia's largest bank, now standing shoulder to shoulder with the titans of global finance. It is a recognition of her impact, innovation & unshakeable leadership. Tan Su Shan is not just a CEO. She is a symbol of female power, resilience & conviction.  Tan Su Shan is proof that Singapore does not only produce great companies, it also produces world class leaders. To every investor who chooses conviction of investing in DBS - this is our momen

I’m proud to see Singapore leaders like Tan Su Shan and Forrest Li on Fortune’s list. Tan Su Shan’s 28th place is a big milestone, surpassing global heavyweights and showing Singapore’s influence in banking. With Helen Wong also featured last year, it’s clear our banking leaders are gaining global recognition. Jensen Huang’s rise to #1 is well-deserved given Nvidia’s role in powering the AI boom. Still, my top pick will remain Elon Musk. Despite controversies, he continues to disrupt multiple industries from EVs to space, proving his influence goes beyond just one sector. Musk’s boldness and ambition still set him apart from many of his peers. For me, Musk is the most influential leader because of his vision and execution. Lists like this are also useful for investors, as they highlight t

I think it is within expectations for dbs and OCBC ceos making to the list based on their market cap and the importance of banks to not just the financial sectors but all sectors through their loans and to individuals through investment too. I think Jensen Huang replacing musk is well deserved and he is number 1 to me. Musk is too eccentric to offer the stable vision and direction that the world wants. Also, he appears easily distracted by acquiring X and now also wanting to set up his own political party. Even for his own Tesla, he is losing ground in many markets to other EV companies that are rising up like BYD. On the other hand, Jansen’s Nvidia is currently unrivalled. His chips are in high demand by many countries and they are required in many sectors, not just for AI or technolo

It’s no easy feat to be in the list , and both have strong background and experiences to say!! Jensen replacing musk is expected as Ai theme have taken over the world , so it’s well deserved . My most influential businesss leader for now is trump as president as what he says or do will affect the whole world . @MojoStellar @SPACE ROCKET @Barcode @icycrystal come join to comment to win coins ❤️🌹

The ranking shuffle is interesting, with Satya Nadella and Mark Zuckerberg following closely behind Jensen Huang. Meanwhile, Elon Musk's slip to fourth place might be attributed to the fluctuating fortunes of Tesla and SpaceX. Wang Chuanfu's fifth-place ranking highlights BYD's growing influence in the electric vehicle market @ANGGA @WILDHAN @Zara @uswatun

I believe in $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ in line term and will be as successful as DBS Bank. So I start invest them a few year back and now still DCA them. I believe OCBC CEO will remain rank top 50 very soon. Coke invest OCBC @Tiger_SG @MillionaireTiger @TigerStars @HelenJanet @SPOT_ON @MHh @koolgal

Replying to @SPACE ROCKET:I agree !! 🌹//@SPACE ROCKET:Elon Musk's resilience is also rather inspiring. Despite facing numerous setbacks and failures in life, he remains committed to his vision, pushing through challenges that would daunt others. @Jupiter Vibes

Jensen Huang's achievement is a testament to the rapidly evolving tech landscape. As AI continues to transform industries, Nvidia's focus on AI innovation has enabled the company to stay ahead of the curve. With Huang at the helm, Nvidia is poised for continued growth and success, potentially paving the way for further advancements in AI and related fields ². @KHILWA

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It's great to see 2 Singapore CEOs in the list & Congratulations to All the Powerful people 💪. @Jes86188 @Barcode @JC888 @Shyon @koolgal @Shernice軒嬣 2000

This is true! You can see the power and hunger in their eyes.

I m not surprised that CEO from $DBS(D05.SI)$ and $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ make it to the list. Well done! 👏👏 @MHh @Universe宇宙 @ELI_59 @HelenJanet @rL @Wayneqq @melson

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