Investing on Wall Street might be a gamble, but when it came to "The Wolf of Wall Street," Margot Robbie thought Leonardo DiCaprio was money in the film's lead role.

One of Wall Street’s biggest bulls is throwing in the towel on expectations for large gains this year, seeing tariffs hitting ...

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Extinction Rebellion activists painted “Greed=Death” on the side of the Arturo Di Modica sculpture on Broadway near Morris St ...

Activists spray-painted “Greed=Death” on the flank of the sculpture in Manhattan's Financial District. As police arrived, they began cleaning it up.

A group of climate activists vandalized the Wall Street Charging Bull with bright green graffiti early Monday — but then ...

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Now, Jordan Belfort has given the president his full backing. Jordan Belfort, known as the "real-life Wolf Of Wall Street" and depicted in the 2013 Martin Scorsese film by Leonardo DiCaprio ...

The ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ says there is “no way” that Donald Trump is guilty of market manipulation over his “great time to buy” claim. Trump offered financial advice Wednesday morning ...

Belfort, famously played by Leonardo DiCaprio in the Wolf of Wall Street movie, said Trump’s post merely repeated previous statements and that buying when share prices drop is a well-known tactic.

The ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ stockbroker has claimed President Donald Trump is not guilty of market manipulation or insider trading, after his abrupt U-turn on tariffs. Just hours before Trump ...