Kevin O’Leary urges U.S. lawmakers to look beyond politics and approach stablecoin regulation with informed perspective. Arguing that innovation shouldn’t be stifled by fear or misunderstanding, he champions smart, clear policy to ensure America remains competitive in a fast-evolving financial world. The stakes? Nothing less than the future of global financial leadership.
As the West grapples with bureaucracy and regulatory hurdles, the Middle East—led by the UAE—is quietly surging ahead in AI innovation. Kevin O’Leary’s eye-opening visit to Abu Dhabi showcases a region not just participating in the global tech race, but potentially reshaping it. Ignore this shift at your own peril—the future is being built in the desert.
Kevin O’Leary views marriage not just as a romantic union but as a high-stakes financial partnership—one that can either build or jeopardize long-term wealth. By treating relationships with the same diligence as business ventures, couples can avoid costly divorce pitfalls, align on money goals, and create a financially secure future together.
Renowned investor Kevin O’Leary delivers a sharp critique of Canada’s economic policies, warning that overregulation and missed opportunities are stalling national growth. Comparing Canada’s sluggish investment climate to Texas’s pro-business model, he calls for urgent reform—starting with Bill C-69—to reposition Canada as a competitive, investor-friendly powerhouse in a rapidly evolving global economy.
Kevin O’Leary sees untapped potential in North Dakota, comparing its future to Norway’s oil-driven transformation. With abundant energy, strategic infrastructure, and growing AI ambitions, the state could become a new epicenter of American innovation. Discover how energy, tech, and geography are converging to shape the next economic powerhouse in the U.S. heartland.
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Kevin O’Leary is sounding the alarm on what he sees as a regulatory double standard that favors foreign—especially Chinese—companies in U.S. markets. Calling for transparency and equal enforcement, he’s urging regulators to restore trust and level the playing field. In a global economy, O’Leary argues, fairness isn’t optional—it’s essential.