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forbes.com • Business • World
BlackRock and MSC, led by Swiss billionaire Gianluigi Aponte, are acquiring a significant stake in global port operations, including Panama Canal ports, marking a major expansion in the shipping industry.
forbes.com • Business • World
This article discusses the negative impacts of business jargon on online businesses, highlighting its confusing nature, irritating effects, use in masking problems, and role in establishing power dynamics.
forbes.com • Business • World
Forbes revisits its '30 Under 30' list, highlighting ten individuals whose subsequent actions have tarnished their initial success.
forbes.com • Technology • China
The rapid success of China's DeepSeek AI model serves as a wake-up call for the US higher education system, highlighting the need for increased investment and focus on STEM education.
forbes.com • Technology • World
This article reflects on the iPhone's ten-year anniversary, examining its impact on modern society and how it has changed the way we communicate and interact with technology.
forbes.com • Finance • World
Global tariffs imposed by President Trump caused significant losses for the world's wealthiest individuals, with Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos among the hardest hit.
forbes.com • Finance • World
The escalating trade war between the US and China caused a significant drop in Chinese stocks, resulting in substantial losses for several Chinese tycoons.
forbes.com • Finance • World
The article details the significant disparity in wealth between Elon Musk and his first wife, Justine Musk, following their divorce, highlighting the complexities of their prenuptial agreement and subsequent legal battles.
forbes.com • Politics • USA
Representative Don Bacon plans to introduce a House bill to curtail President Trump's tariffs, facing opposition from House Speaker Mike Johnson but gaining support from some Republican senators.
forbes.com • Cybersecurity • World
The potential shutdown of MITRE's CVE program, a critical component of global cybersecurity infrastructure, due to expiring government funding, risks significant disruption in vulnerability tracking and response.
forbes.com • Cybersecurity • World
The US government reinstated funding for the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) database after initially allowing its contract with MITRE to expire, highlighting the global reliance on this critical system for identifying and mitigating security flaws.