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EdwardSanchez
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January 3, 2026

Tech executives cashed out over $16 billion in 2025 amid surging AI-driven stock gains. Jeff Bezos led with $5.7B from Amazon sales, followed by Oracle's Safra Catz at $2.5B and Michael Dell at $2.2B. Nvidia's Jensen Huang, Arista's Jayshree Ullal, Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, and others also sold billions via pre-arranged plans.

Tech executives cashed out over $16 billion in 2025 amid surging AI-driven stock gains. Jeff Bezos led with $5.7B from Amazon sales, followed by Oracle's Safra Catz at $2.5B and Michael Dell at $2.2B. Nvidia's Jensen Huang, Arista's Jayshree Ullal, Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, and others also sold billions via pre-arranged plans.
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