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Who Runs The World? Taylor Swift And Beyoncé Are Now Worth $2 Billion Combined

Who Runs The World? Taylor Swift And Beyoncé Are Now Worth $2 Billion Combined

ByJustin ConklinForbes Staff

From tours to Instagram followers to number of platinum albums, here’s how these self-made pop icons are breaking records and getting richer.

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PREMIUM22 hours ago

Desperate For Power, AI Companies Look To The Nuclear Option

Developers of new small nuclear reactors and battery chemistries are honing plans to profit by targeting data centers, which need more energy to fuel the AI boom.

ByAlan OhnsmanForbes Staff
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PREMIUM22 hours ago

Why FTX’s Generous Bankruptcy Payouts Still Leave Some Creditors Cold

Despite the collapsed crypto exchange's claim of recovering enough funds to pay back most creditors, some former customers argue they’re being left in the lurch.

ByNina BambyshevaForbes Staff
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PREMIUMJun 9, 2024

Top Colleges For Billionaires

You don’t have to be an Ivy Leaguer to make Forbes’ billionaires list—but it sure helps.

ByRichard J. ChangForbes Staff
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PREMIUMJun 8, 2024

Market Lessons: Understanding The Price/Earnings Ratio—With 12 Cheap Stocks

How is the P/E ratio defined and why does it matter? How high or low does it have to be to make a stock stand out?

ByHyunsoo RimContributor
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PREMIUMJun 8, 2024

How To Donate 80,000 Comic Books—And Get A Marvelous Tax Break

Seven decades after he became addicted to Superman, Gary Prebula’s collection of graphic novels and comics has a permanent home at the University of Pennsylvania library.

ByKelly Phillips ErbForbes Staff
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Jun 7, 2024

Who Runs The World? Taylor Swift And Beyoncé Are Now Worth $2 Billion Combined

From tours to Instagram followers to number of platinum albums, here’s how these self-made pop icons are breaking records and getting richer.

ByJustin ConklinForbes Staff
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PREMIUMJun 7, 2024

These Entrepreneurs Went All In On A Crypto Casino—And Became Billionaires

Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani parlayed Stake’s success into launching a streaming platform, sponsoring an F1 team—and billion-dollar fortunes.

ByMatt CraigForbes Staff
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PREMIUMJun 6, 2024

Eric Schmidt Is Secretly Testing AI Military Drones In A Wealthy Silicon Valley Suburb

After founding the secretive military drone company White Stork last year, the former Google CEO has also begun testing prototypes with the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense.

BySarah EmersonForbes Staff
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PREMIUMJun 6, 2024

Meet The Billionaire Owners Facing Off In The 2024 NBA Finals

Wyc Grousbeck’s Boston Celtics are looking to win a record-breaking 18th NBA championship, while Mark Cuban, Miriam Adelson and the Dallas Mavericks are trying to score the franchise’s second title.

ByJustin BirnbaumForbes Staff
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PREMIUMJun 5, 2024

No Business, No Problem: The Secrets Of This VC’s ‘Inception Investing’

The Boldstart cofounder returns to the Midas List of leading seed investors for a third year thanks to his strategy of backing founders at the earliest stage.

ByIain MartinForbes Staff
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PREMIUMJun 5, 2024

Free Electricity Is Coming To Texas, Thanks To A British Unicorn Backed By Al Gore

By building virtual power plants based on demand response contracts, Octopus Energy has upended electricity consumption abroad. Now it’s spreading its tentacles into Texas, aiming to fix a dysfunctional power grid.

ByChristopher HelmanForbes Staff
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Jun 4, 2024

How Midas Lister Annie Lamont Became A Health Tech Heavy Hitter

Before she was Connecticut’s First Lady, Midas lister Annie Lamont was making early bets on healthtech — and reaping big returns. Four decades into investing, she’s reinventing herself again for the AI era.

ByRashi ShrivastavaForbes Staff
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PREMIUMJun 4, 2024

Vinod Khosla, Marc Andreessen And The Billionaire Battle For AI's Future

Billionaire investors of the internet era are locked in a policy battle to determine whether AI’s future will be one of concentrated safety or of unfettered advancement.

ByAlex KonradForbes Staff
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PREMIUMJun 3, 2024

How Wealthfront Finally Became Profitable After 14 Years

The Palo Alto investing startup hasn’t raised its rock-bottom fees since its inception, yet it has found a way to build a sustainable business.

ByJeff KauflinForbes Staff
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PREMIUMJun 3, 2024

Meet The Best Little Sale-Leaseback Merchants In Arkansas

Got a boring but thriving industrial company in the heartland? With a billion in deals under its belt, Tempus Realty Partners may have an offer you can't refuse.

ByBrandon KochkodinForbes Staff