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Forbes is an American business magazine founded by B. C. Forbes in 1917. It has been owned by the Hong Kong-based investment group Integrated Whale Media Investments since 2014. Its chairman and editor-in-chief is Steve Forbes, while Sherry Phillips has been CEO since January 2025. The company is headquartered in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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Musk quipped that his “election-interfering space lasers” had failed, while Democratic megadonor Reid Hoffman criticized the world's richest man's massive campaign spending.
Siladitya Ray, Forbes Staff ·
The Philadelphia Phillies announced several roster transactions, including the addition of a former Boston Red Sox infielder.
Peter Chawaga, Contributor ·
There are a variety of injuries that will impact fantasy football in Week 9. Here’s how fantasy managers can adjust to win their matchups.
Mike Barner, Contributor ·
By documenting what lives at Sinking Creek in a BioBlitz, we can better understand how restoration allows more life to return and thrive in the future.
Bill Frist, Contributor ·
Talking about if readers should start or sit names including Tyler Allgeier, George Pickens and a number of others.
Steve Bradshaw, Contributor ·
How President Trump handles foreign policy and national security issues in the next two years will determine his place in history.
Steve Forbes, Forbes Staff ·
The Toronto Blue Jays manager is at the center of troubling accusations and concerning violence threats in an update from MLB.
Peter Chawaga, Contributor ·
Port of Houston and Port of Los Angeles are national leaders in U.S. seaport trade, whether looking at value or tonnage data.
Ken Roberts, Contributor ·
This is the fifth-biggest lottery prize and third-biggest Mega Millions jackpot of 2026 so far.
Siladitya Ray, Forbes Staff ·
Alabama voters considered whether to amend the state constitution to require the national anthem to be played in public schools.
Antonio Pequeño IV, Forbes Staff ·
Leadership StrategiesCompanies are investing in AI training, but can they prove employees are better prepared? New research from Instructure shows what to measure beyond course completion.
Dr. Diane Hamilton, Contributor ·
Turkey's vote on the Mecca Pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan sends no troops. Gaps on budget, forces and terrorism leave the harder choices for later votes.
Güney Yıldız, Contributor ·
CVS Health will split into two companies, putting its more than 9,000 drugstores under one business and its Aetna health insurance and pharmacy benefit operations into another.
Bruce Japsen, Senior Contributor ·
President Donald Trump told reporters in October he would accept the results of the midterms “if they're honest elections.”
Antonio Pequeño IV, Forbes Staff ·
Dispensaries began opening in Massachusetts in 2018.
Antonio Pequeño IV, Forbes Staff ·
Eight of the 21 teams that have yet to be ranked in the AP poll have been playing at the FBS level for at least 20 years.
Tom Layberger, Contributor ·
We estimate Ramaswamy is worth $2.2 billion.
Sara Dorn, Forbes Staff ·
Miami is No. 1 and Notre Dame is No. 11 in the CFP rankings. The Irish need to defeat the Hurricanes Saturday to be in position for a spot in the 12-team CFP field.
Tim Casey, Senior Contributor ·
BusinessBillionaire Rick Jackson lost to former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms in a race that was projected to be razor thin.
Alison Durkee, Forbes Staff ·
President Donald Trump’s jabs against the news outlet come as Democrats hold favorable odds of sweeping the Senate and House.
Antonio Pequeño IV, Forbes Staff ·