Is This Why Larry Ellison Bought Lanai?

Posted by Tom Foremski - June 22, 2012

Larry Ellison has assured residents of Lanai, the Hawaiian island he has purchased for about $500 million, that he plans no changes to their homes and resorts.

But what about below ground? The Lanai volcano is dormant, it last erupted about 1.2 million years ago. Perfect for being hollowed out and turned into the world's best billionaire hangout.

If he starts buying high-energy lasers from failed fusion reactor ventures, we might need to start worrying a little bit.

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