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Forbes Daily: Apple Stock Falters Amid High Stakes For New iPhone
Tuesday's edition of Forbes Daily rate cut expectations, Apple's stock drop, TikTok's day in court, updates on Trump assassination attempt, Diddy arrested and more.
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The published version of Forbes’ CIO newsletter delivers the latest news for chief innovation officers and other technology-focused leaders to inboxes every Thursday.
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Alteogen overtakes EcoPro BM, South Korea’s largest producer of cathodes for EV batteries, to become the biggest company on the Kosdaq by market capitalization.
Forbes Daily: Fed Opts To Get Aggressive With Interest Rate Cut
Thursday's edition of Forbes Daily covers markets react to rate cuts, X moves to Texas, LinkedIn AI training, WNBA expanding to Portland, Sustainability Leaders and more.
The Cybertruck In The Room: Why Elon Musk Isn’t On The First Forbes Sustainability Leaders List
Our inaugural list doesn’t include the world’s richest man and CEO of the biggest electric vehicle company on Earth. Here’s why.
Small Scale, Big Impact: Sustainability Leaders Making A Difference In Their Communities
These activists are working to make their homes more resilient in a variety of ways, from protecting wildlife to planting trees.
Forbes Sustainability Leaders
Forbes spotlights entrepreneurs, scientists, philanthropists, corporate leaders and policymakers focused on sustainable practices and environmentally friendly solutions.
How We Created The Forbes Sustainability Leaders List
Compiling the innovators, game changers and free thinkers blazing a path forward.
How The Mayors Of Quezon City And Freetown Are Fighting The Climate Crisis
The mayors of Boston, Paris, Freetown, Sierra Leone, and Quezon City, Philippines, made the cut for Forbes’ first Sustainability Leaders list. We spoke with two of them about their cities’ climate problems – and possible solutions.
Meet The MIT Professor With Eight Climate Startups And $2.5 Billion In Funding
Yet-Ming Chiang’s research on materials science might seem esoteric. But he’s used it to build an array of companies in areas like batteries, green cement and critical minerals that could really help mitigate the climate crisis.
How Jennifer Granholm’s Energy Department Is Pumping Billions Into Clean Tech
The former Michigan governor has tried to turn the DOE, flush with billions of dollars from energy and infrastructure legislation, into a catalyst for America’s clean energy future and new jobs.
How Sunrun Is Easing The Electric Power Crunch One Home At A Time
CEO Mary Powell sees the combination of residential solar panels and battery storage as the easiest way to stabilize the shaky U.S. grid.
Why This Shadowy Penny Stock Flogger May Kill His Own Regulator
Despite a history of securities violations, shady business practices and millions in investor losses, shoot-from-the-hip broker John Joseph Hurry is trying to take down FINRA, the sheriff policing his industry. A tale of good, bad and ugly behavior.
Malaysian Tycoon Koon Poh Keong’s Press Metal Leads Indonesian JV To Build $750 Million Alumina Refinery
Press Metal Alumunium Holdings—controlled by Malaysian tycoon Koon Poh Keong—is forming a joint venture to build and operate a $750 million alumina refinery in Indonesia.
Elon Musk Has Officially Moved X To Texas
X has quietly relocated its official headquarters to a rural community just outside of Austin, Texas, according to new court filings.
‘Emily In Paris’: Darren Star On Why He Never Makes Love Easy For His Characters
The 'Emily In Paris' creator talks about what fans can expect for season five of the Netflix hit and why the road to finding love is hard for his characters.
InnovationRx: FDA Commissioner Talks Healthcare AI
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How The Italian Fashion Industry Can Tackle The Gender Pay Gap
As Milan Fashion Week begins, a new report calls for collaboration between fashion brands and manufacturers in Italy to ensure gender pay equality across the sector
Maryland Signs On To IRS Direct File And Adds A Free Direct State Filing Option
Code for America and Maryland have announced a partnership that will enable Maryland residents to file their federal and state tax returns online—and for free.
Russia’s Richest Woman Handed Over A Third Of Her Fortune. Then Things Turned Deadly.
Russia's richest woman left her husband in April and then gave away a third of her company, Wildberries, in a surprising merger in July. Now two people are dead.
What The Fed Rate Cut Means For Student Loans
Student loan borrowers may not see much relief as interest rates drop since most student loan rates are fixed.
3 Smart Money Moves To Consider During Falling Interest Rates
Lower interest rates can significantly alter the landscape for borrowers and savers alike. These three money moves could make a big difference for your personal finances.
CEOs Are Confident In Hiring And The Potential Of AI, New Research Shows
Despite a significant decline in confidence about the global economy, CEOs remain optimistic about the future prospects and growth of their respective corporations.
How CMOs Can Plan For A Corporate Crisis
The published version of Forbes' CMO newsletter delivers the latest news for chief marketing officers and other messaging-focused leaders to inboxes every Wednesday.
Apple iPhone 16 And iPhone 16 Plus Review: Who Needs Pro?
The new iPhone 16 series is here. There are four models to choose from. Which one is right for you?