Cross Border
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Trump's biggest potential conflict of interest is in his real estate assets
Forget the international partnerships and the DC hotel. The surest way to put money into Donald Trump's pocket is through his core real estate assets. More than 150 tenants—from foreign governments to big banks—throw him some $175 million a year without an accounting of who they are or how much they pay. Until now
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Family tree: How Jonathan Saperstein built one of the biggest nurseries
Jonathan Saperstein began his efforts to professionalise and dominate the nursery industry with a hostile takeover of a grower—from his dad
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The Just 100: Competition is the new union
American corporations have spent decades slashing jobs, cutting benefits and putting shareholders before employees. But guess what: The Just 100 companies that pay and treat their workers well outperform those that don't. With unemployment near 4 percent, the pendulum is swinging back to the workers. This time, it should pay off for investors, too
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Indra Nooyi, Chanda Kochhar, Priyanka Chopra among world's 100 most powerful women
A cohort that governs or directly influences more than 3 billion people and has a personal net worth of over $97 billion
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Chris Cline: The last coal tycoon
Dark days ahead for coal? Don't tell that to billionaire Chris Cline, who's convinced the dirtiest fuel still has a bright future and is building what he believes will be the last mine standing
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Moovit: Big data for big cities
Moovit has created the Waze of public transit. Is this the app that can beat urban congestion?
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Aladdin: BlackRock's potent weapon
How do you stay on top when your core business is a commodity and you measure profits in hundredths of a percentage point? You build the best risk-management software on Wall Street
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Forbes 30 Under 30: Spotlight on Celebrities
Forbes's annual list of America's top young innovators always includes famous faces. Now we're putting the spotlight on four of these celebrities - two alumni and two newcomers - and their disruption of the entertainment industry and beyond
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Forbes 30 Under 30 list: Get inspired!
Forbes's annual encyclopedia of creative disruption features 600 young stars from 20 different sectors
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Billion-dollar Bumble
Three years after leaving Tinder amid a nasty dispute, 30 Under 30 honouree Whitney Wolfe Herd is beating her old colleagues at their own game, offering women a dating app that's designed for them—and entrepreneurs a blueprint on how to succeed in a saturated field
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How Kevin Czinger shrunk the auto factory
Using software and 3D printing, Kevin Czinger wants to miniaturise the auto plant. It's the opposite of Elon Musk's plans for Tesla and every bit as radical