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Forbes

Book and Periodical Publishing

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Forbes Media is a global media, branding and technology company, with a focus on news and information about business, investing, technology, entrepreneurship, leadership and affluent lifestyles. The company publishes Forbes, Forbes Asia, and Forbes Europe magazines as well as Forbes.com. The Forbes brand today reaches more than 94 million people worldwide with its business message each month through its magazines and 37 licensed local editions around the globe, Forbes.com, TV, conferences, research, social and mobile platforms. Forbes Media’s brand extensions include conferences, real estate, education, financial services, and technology license agreements. Forbes is an equal opportunity employer.

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http://www.forbes.com
Industry
Book and Periodical Publishing
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
Jersey City, NJ
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1917
Specialties
Business, Finance, Investing, Technology, Politics, Leadership, Entrepreneurship, Small Business, Cloud Computing, Security, and Management

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    Inside The Exclusive Desert Community Home To 5 Kardashians, Justin Bieber And A Dozen Other Celebs When the world’s most famous couple hit the Coachella music festival in April, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce didn’t have to venture far to find refuge from 200,000 sets of prying eyes. “I’ve got a cheat code,” Kelce later revealed. “I know where to stay.” The pair turned to the Madison Club, an ultra-luxe sanctuary across the street from the concert grounds. A diamond in the California desert, the Madison Club, in the town of La Quinta, is a hidden oasis of rolling hills, world-class golf—and scores of vacationing celebrities, business executives and at least three billionaires. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eema22nP

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    Caitlin Clark, after finishing her collegiate career at the University of Iowa, was selected first in the WNBA draft by the Fever. She made her regular-season debut May 14, meaning Clark and her team have been busy on the business side of basketball. Those brand-new deals include two signature products: a signature shoe from Nike and a signature basketball from Wilson, her latest sponsor. “I think the biggest thing with Wilson is it is a brand I have always had in my life,” she says. “I grew up with this black and yellow basketball that I dribbled in the driveway all the time. I wore it out constantly dribbling on concrete at the hoop in front of our house.” Read more: https://trib.al/3VqcZya

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    High school students and their parents are nothing short of obsessed with college decisions—concerns over students’ higher education prospects prompt parents to spend thousands of dollars on private school, tutoring, private college admissions consulting, competitive summer programs, and more. Though many invest huge amounts of time, money, and energy into the process, others often wonder: Does it really matter whether your student attends an Ivy League school or a state university? https://trib.al/DLC6Jjl

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    Nine months ago, Niall van de Wouw, who tracks air freight shipments across the globe for logistics analytics company Xeneta, had never heard of Temu. But seemingly overnight, the Chinese e-commerce site, along with another fast-growing competitor Shein, became so popular with American consumers that it spiked prices for fast shipping by airplane from China, creating a cargo crunch that’s altering global trade routes for an air freight industry scrambling to keep up. “Nobody saw it coming last year,” van de Wouw, Xeneta’s chief air freight officer, told Forbes. “Their volumes could be the same order of magnitude as the largest freight forwarder in the world. Their volumes are crazy.” At the time, the company was only a year and a half old. “This is very unusual,” he said. “I cannot recall one or two companies producing so much demand. That’s the scary bit about exponential growth.” Keep reading: https://trib.al/KVLJU81

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    Within the culinary world, there are celebrity chefs - and then there are celebrities for simply celebrating food in its purest, most authentic form. Among the latter, few command a bigger audience than Mark Wiens, whose YouTube channel has reigned as a global authority on street food culture for over a decade. The Thai-American internet icon has amassed more than 10 million subscribers and 2.5 billion views by taking viewers on a relentlessly delectable tour through the world's most vibrant street food scenes. Read more: https://trib.al/fLsk4IM

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