Elon Musk Ally Jason Calacanis Bets Another $1M On Uber — Says Waymo Team-Up Could Steal Tesla’s Driverless Crown
Jason Calacanis said he bought another $1 million of Uber shares at $65, calling it half price under his valuation model.
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Jason Calacanis said he bought another $1 million of Uber shares at $65, calling it half price under his valuation model.
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Calacanis’s broader portfolio includes major tech stocks and SpaceX.
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