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In an extensive interview, the philanthropist expanded on the state of the couple’s partnership—and how this will now boost their foundation’s annual spend by 50% to $9 billion a year.

Musk, is the world’s wealthiest person with more than $200 billion in wealth, now has nine children with three women, including triplets and two sets of twins.

In the wake of #MeToo, high-profile CEOs who had consensual affairs with subordinates have lost their jobs. Will the world’s richest man be able to buck the trend?

The longtime president of Angola died Friday, but the financial impact of his rule lingers on. Here’s Forbes’ award-winning story on how Isabel dos Santos banked $3 billion in a country living on $2 a day.

Embattled crypto lender Voyager Digital filed for bankruptcy this week and became the latest casualty of a bear market that will continue to leave a path of destruction in the digital currency sector.

As summer fire season looms in California, Zesty.ai is using machine learning to help insurers and homeowners to make realistic risk assessments—and reduce damage to homes and property.

The company behind Plato’s Closet has a long history of being profitable and making investors happy. Its online competitors can’t say the same.

Flying Fourth of July weekend or later this summer? Pack your patience and this game plan.

Jeff Greene, who made his first fortune shorting subprime mortgages during the Great Recession, sees trouble ahead for real estate and no relief for crypto or tech stocks.

The maker of Photoshop and Premier Pro gave the world AI-powered tools to create convincing fakes. Now CEO Shantanu Narayen wants to clean up the mess.

After throwing lifelines to troubled digital currency exchanges BlockFi and Voyager Digital, Sam Bankman-Fried, the 30-year-old billionaire founder of FTX, warns that many crypto exchanges will soon fail.

The resignation of Glossier CEO Emily Weiss inspired another wave of obituaries for young female founders. Nevertheless, they persist—and refuse to be put on glass pedestals again.

The former president has been able to convert about $1.3 million of donor money into business revenue since he lost the 2020 election, according to a review of the latest federal filings.

Challenges abound as industrial agriculture is threatened by access to key resources from water to healthy soils.

A photographer accused of selling photos to pedophiles is allowed back on Instagram. Forbes alerts Meta to over a dozen accounts with over half a million followers sexualizing child and teenage models. Now the tech giant is coming under heavy fire for its policing of predators.