Billionaire investor Ron Baron, the biggest shareholder in Figs, plans to add to his position while opposing a takeover proposal from a private-equity firm for the medical-apparel maker. Baron has an ...

Money manager Ron Baron leans Democratic, but when it comes to his money, Elon Musk has been his sherpa. With nearly $50 ...

the firm included a handout “Inflation According to Ron Baron.” It listed price changes the Octogenarian founder of Baron Capital has experienced over the past 75-plus years for homes ...

At the Baron Investment Conference on November 15, Ron Baron said he remained uber-bullish on Tesla ... After Tesla and ...

Ron Baron is the founder of Baron Capital Management in New York City. His firm manages about 19 mutual funds, with assets totaling about $37 billion. As of December 31, Baron’s biggest holding ...

Residence: New York, N.Y. Founded Baron Capital in 1982. Baron Funds manages 19 mutual funds with $36.9 billion in assets. Baron hosts an annual investment conference at New York's Metropolitan ...

Ron Baron, Baron Capital chairman and CEO, joins CNBC's 'Squawk Box' to discuss Tesla, market outlooks, and much more. Seahawks center Connor Williams abruptly retires ahead of 49ers game The ...

updates on the markets and the funds by Baron Capital portfolio managers; a keynote address by Ron Baron, the Chairman, CEO, and Founder of Baron Capital; and a Q&A session with Ron and other ...

None of this fazed Ron Baron of Baron Capital in a CNBC appearance Monday. Baron is a Tesla bull whose fund holds, by his count, around 1.6 billion shares. Baron bought when the stock was trading ...

The holdings are found in other Baron funds and often carry wide or narrow Morningstar Economic Moat Ratings. Ron Baron has led this fund since its inception as a limited partnership in 1992 ...

Inflows to the strategy enabled manager Ron Baron to buy new stocks without selling down long-held winners with embedded capital gains. The portfolio dances to the beat of its own drum and is not ...

The presentations were concluded with remarks from Ron Baron, Baron Capital Group chairman and CEO. There was also entertainment provided by Celine Dion, Harry Connick, Jr., Kristen Chenoweth and ...