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CEO Alexi Nazem says the 7-year-old company is profitable and estimates $700 million in revenue this year.

It’s clear that the cybersecurity industry is only starting to address the cascading and catastrophic problems of systemic cyber risk.

Russian military warehouses, vehicle staging areas and transport ships keep blowing up inside Russia-held territory in Ukraine—as well as over the border in Russia itself. Ukraine's Soviet-vintage Tochka ballistic missiles are responsible for many—if not most—of the deep strikes.

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.

As Capsule collections go, the Wanted de Chanel assortment of watches is both perfectly timed for this market and reminiscent of the 1990s, when fashion watches from Guess to Gucci set the tone for logo-lavished collections.

This week’s Current Climate, which every Saturday brings you the latest news about the business of sustainability.

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.

Crypto moved upward this week along with broader macro assets, SBF is becoming a crypto lender of last resort, and there is some drama in DeFi.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has launched clinical trials to study the effectiveness of psychedelic drugs including MDMA and psilocybin as a treatment for military veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder, addiction and other serious mental health issues.

Tobacco companies are already dancing on the grave of the vaping giant, once popular with teens.

Infectious disease expert Dr. Mark Kortepeter explains how scientists take the first step in identifying a new disease epidemic.

The maker of battery- and hydrogen-powered trucks is pleading with investors to approve the company’s plan to raise cash with a massive share sale.

To leave Germany without some kind of cooperation pact on currency moves—or at a minimum, rules-of-the-road for the rest of 2022—would remind world markets why they’ve come to ignore the G-7.

There is a power dynamic shift taking place between the employee and employer. For the last year and a half, workers were in high demand. Desperately needing staff as the economy reopened, companies catered to the workers. Seemingly overnight, the mood has dramatically changed.

Harmony’s Horizon bridge joins Ronin and Wormhole in exploited blockchain bridges in 2022, totaling $1 billion stolen.

Experts predict the reversal of Roe v. Wade will lead to all but total bans on abortion in about half of the states. The impact on Medicaid dollars spent on the procedure is likely to be lower.

In this week’s SportsMoney Playbook: Joe Tsai's lofty goal for the Nets, the NHL's new sponsorship record, and an unannounced MLS sale. Plus, College sports' King of NIL plays at a small HBCU.

A drone location system called AeroScope threatened to ground Ukraine's quadcopters and jammers knocked them out of the sky — but the elite drone operators of Aerorozvidka are fighting back with countermeasures of their own.

The same low flying that helps pilots to dodge enemy air-defenses also exposes them to a separate risk: collisions with the terrain.

Parker Conrad, ex-Zenefits, is now worth $2.2 billion thanks to the success of his new HR software startup Rippling. His cofounder is also a billionaire.

An appeal filed against a decision made by Carl J. Nichols, a Trump-appointed judge, highlights the prevalence of judicial conflicts of interests.

The Oklahoma mogul spoke to Forbes about how he's protecting his investments ahead of the “near certainty” of a recession.

Venture capitalist Tim Draper thinks cryptocurrency is going to go up more than 10-fold by the end of 2023. He isn’t the only crypto mogul whistling in the dark.

There was a time when the Group of Seven (G7), the group of rich nations, was consigned to the footnote of global governance.