North Carolina’s three billionaires would pay more than $810 million in taxes under a proposed law from US Senator Bernie Sanders that would hit some of the world’s wealthiest people whose fortunes have increased during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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US billionaires have become $565 billion richer since March 18, according to a report published Thursday by the Institute for Policy Studies, a progressive think tank,. Among those getting much richer are Jim Goodnight and John Sall, cofounders of Cary-based SAS.
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Jim Goodnight, one of the first to develop and then pursue data analytics dating back to his days as a professor at N.C. State, is now the “godfather” of Artificial Intelligence, according to CNBC. And heres the big development he sees coming.
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As Red Hat changed its world-famous red fedora logo this week, it’s also time for SAS to change some branding – its slogan. Here’s why.
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Jim Goodnight insists that he’s not retiring as CEO of SAS, the software giant he has led the way in creating since his days at NCSU as a professor in 1976.
Read MoreNorth Carolina’s richest residents – SAS cofounders Jim Goodnight and John Salls – are not getting wealthier like many other US billionaires, according to the latest Forbes 400 report.
Read MoreAs North Carolina gains a new billionaire, the fortunes of Jim Goodnight and John Sall, co-founders of international software firm SAS, haven’t changed much over the past year.
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While SAS focuses on data and analytics, the software giant also is at the forefront of embracing new and emerging technologies, from the Internet of Things to augmented reality, artificial intelligence, and more. The No. 2 exec at SAS takes a look at the future.
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SAS continues an incredible winning streak when it comes to revenue, improving sales in 2017 to a record $3.24 billion as the privately held software giant continues its stretch of annual dollar growth dating back to 1976. And SAS continues to recruit new workers both in Cary as well as around the world.
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