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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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Cooper Pratt was destined to star on baseball’s biggest stage for the Milwaukee Brewers. He came from a family of athletes to quickly become a key Major League player.
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Breaking NewsAlphabet lost $480 billion from its market capitalization on Thursday as shares plummeted 12% on disappointing third-quarter earnings.
Fiona Riley, Forbes Staff ·
Much of grocery shopping involves routine habits rather than active decisions, leaving little reason for shoppers to use AI, but that could be changing.
Michelle Evans, Contributor ·
As AI-generated content floods the market, authentic thought leadership is emerging as a powerful way for business leaders to earn trust and credibility.
Adam Witty, Forbes Books Author ·
San Diego illustrates how strategic alignment and collaboration among research institutions and companies can turn scientific discoveries into economic strength and jobs.
Deborah Wince-Smith, Contributor ·
Hollywood & EntertainmentDC Studios could use the genre experimentation of 'Clayface' and 'Lanterns' to distinguish the DCU from Marvel and redefine the future of superhero storytelling.
Sophia Morano, Contributor ·
The Earth could see the effects of minor geomagnetic storms early on Saturday morning, according to a forecast.
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Mark Hughes, Contributor ·
Aerospace & DefenseWhile South Korean combat troops aren’t likely to participate in the Middle East war, Seoul is already providing significant quantities of arms to regional U.S. allies.
Paul Iddon, Senior Contributor ·
Acton has accused Ramaswamy’s campaign of exploiting her mother by recruiting her to appear in an ad against Acton.
Sara Dorn, Forbes Staff ·
The hip-hop pioneer became a star at 18 and left college. Four decades later, he shares lessons on education, business, career longevity and finding purpose beyond fame.
Lisa Chambers, Forbes Staff ·
Forbes Digital AssetsThe midterm elections could reshape crypto policy in 2027, from market structure and stablecoin regulation to taxes and bipartisan support.
Cleve Mesidor, Contributor ·
As part of TheLinkU's acquisition of AthleteCon, a new headquarters will open in Austin, Texas to serve college athletes year-round.
Kristi Dosh, Contributor ·
Breaking NewsTrump reportedly received a briefing on a suspected Chinese intelligence operation involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang but did not take action, according to The New York Times.
Fiona Riley, Forbes Staff ·
A review of the renewal deadline that quietly blocks thousands of shipments, and the traceability rule every food supplier needs to prepare for.
Paul J. Noble, Contributor ·
A Federal Judge recently said the Federal Bureau of Prisons is not complying with a federal order to restore collective bargaining with AFGE union. Disagreements remain.
Walter Pavlo, Contributor ·
Hollywood & EntertainmentThe Traitors and Dancing With the Stars personality Dylan Efron discusses brand partnerships as Oroweat launches one of the largest marketing campaigns in its history.
Jacqueline Jevtich, Contributor ·
Netflix has just renewed a stellar Rotten Tomatoes scored series for season 5, one that it managed to get out every single year, a true rarity.
Paul Tassi, Senior Contributor ·
Investors balked at Alphabet pouring $51.4 billion into capital expenditures, like buying data centers and ramping power capacity, in just three months.
Mary Whitfill Roeloffs, Forbes Staff ·