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Kalshi could be worth $42 billion—if it can survive the Supreme Court unscathed
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- However, Global Village’s tally came to 49,505, as it attracted 10 million people in 202 days (Global Village isn’t open during the brutal Dubai summer)
- Its 14 outposts in four countries welcomed a total of 145.2 million guests in 2024, according to the TEA’s latest data
- Prediction market Kalshi notched a $1 billion investment in May that valued it at $22 billion, and investors are eyeing an initial public offering as soon as next year
- But it could be worth as much as $42 billion, according to an analysis by Pitchbook—assuming the company can survive a looming Supreme Court case that may give individual U.S. states the right
Summary
The team got their hands on Meta’s new AI-powered smart glasses and wristband. The U.S.’s most important job market data is usually wrong. Disney’s Magic Kingdom in Orlando has been dethroned as the world’s most-visited theme park by Dubai's Global Village, an attraction that began as a small pop-up fair in a parking lot, Chris Sylt reports for Fortune. For more than two decades, the Magic Kingdom has held the title of the theme park with the highest annual attendance, according to the Themed Entertainment Association (TEA).