Forbes Daily Cover Stories

The Marine infantryman still suffers from PTSD from his tour in Vietnam but credits LSD and MDMA with helping him “come home.” Now he’s on a mission to help other veterans.

In an exclusive excerpt from 'Nazi Billionaires,' German entrepreneur Adolf Rosenberger helped the famed car company get rolling in the early 1930s—until Hitler rose to power.

A decade ago, when she was 49, Falguni Nayar left behind her investment banking career to launch beauty-and-fashion retailer Nykaa.

In a time of geopolitical chaos and inflation, Simon Mikhailovich’s extreme wealth preservation strategies don’t seem so paranoid.

The a16z crypto partner is the Midas List’s new no. 1 for 2022, and the venture industry’s most visible, and often controversial, face in the wild west of tokens and NFTs.

Blackmagic Design’s Grant Petty turned the chip on his shoulder about Hollywood’s tech elite into a one of the most innovative manufacturers of inexpensive filmmaking equipment. Thanks to the pandemic, business is booming.

MHP, the biggest food company still operating in the war-torn country, finds that cooperation from workers and investors—and a successful military—are essential to advancing its humanitarian efforts.

After nearly 300 years of doing business in old-fashioned ways, the venerable auction house rewrote its playbook during the pandemic—and kept going, going...

The improbable return of golf’s greatest to Augusta is just the latest triumph in a 26-year professional journey that made him the world’s highest-earning athlete for a decade running.

Forbes has been tracking the wealth of Russian oligarchs for a quarter of a century. Here is a compilation of our best reporting over the years, from the archives through the invasion of Ukraine and the sweeping sanctions hitting many of these billionaires.

For a quarter-century, Forbes has been investigating billionaire oligarchs, digging into their political connections, murky holdings and maze of offshore assets.

Calendly was built out of frustration. Now the scheduling app is worth $3 billion—and the subject of a heated Twitter spat among Silicon Valley elite.

As MLB emerges from a three-month lockout, its ten top earners are set to collect $377 million combined this year, an all-time high.

Bolt's Ryan Breslow aims to make seamless, one-click checkout a staple for small businesses and local chains.

Frustration among shoppers is prompting retailers to test a new type of locked case that can be opened with your smartphone.