Dick Portillo opened a hot dog stand with $1,100 in 1963 and built it into a beloved regional chain around Chicago, Portillo’s. After cashing out in 2014 for nearly $1 billion, he retired--then built a new real estate and restaurant empire. Read here @forbes.com: www.forbes.com/sites/giacom...
Philipp Navratil, chief executive of Nestlé Nespresso, was named Freixe’s successor, effective immediately.
Here’s where and when protests against President Donald Trump and billionaire-influence over politics are expected to take place on Monday, organized by the AFL-CIO and dozens of partner organizations.
Trump slammed India’s trade relationship with the United States as a “totally one sided disaster” after Prime Minister Narendra Modi posed with Russia and China’s leaders at a summit on Monday.
The CEO of a Polish paving company, Piotr Szczerek, said in a statement Monday morning he thought the player had offered him the hat for his sons.
Perps, aidrops and Robinhood-crushing volumes—how 11 people built the industry’s new favorite casino.
Dick Portillo built his hot dog chain Portillo's over 50 years and sold it for nearly $1 billion in 2014. Then he retired and assembled a new restaurant and real estate empire.
Mueller, the former FBI director and special counsel, had been subpoenaed by the House Oversight Committee as part of an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.
The project in the Manila Bay entertainment district consists of a five-star hotel, a casino, a shopping mall and several theaters.
The epicenter of the 6.0 magnitude temblor struck near the Afghan-Pakistan border, and the death toll is expected to rise.
A spokesperson for the 81-year-old former New York City mayor said Giuliani was assisting a domestic violence victim at the time of the crash.
The Steven Spielberg flick returned 50 years after its theatrical release.
Periods of geomagnetic storms are expected through Tuesday, forecasters said.
The prize is the largest lottery jackpot this year and Powerball’s fifth-largest ever.
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The Federal Aviation Administration warned of nearly hour-long delays because of inclement weather.
Social media users, without evidence, pushed claims that President Donald Trump had died in recent days after not being seen publicly.
Trump challenged the appellate court ruling and claimed the Supreme Court would likely keep his tariffs in place.
Plus: A look at Form W-2 changes, private equity is eyeing your retirement accounts, protecting students from back-to-school scams, football news, tax trivia and more.
Sisters Terry Leprino and Gina Vecchiarelli are the newly minted billionaires behind the $3.6 billion dairy empire founded by their grandfather, as Dan Vecchiarelli takes over as CEO and chairman.
New Forbes data reveals the wealthy want proximity to exclusive amenities and sustainable design when buying a second home.
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Criminals have stolen more than $2 billion in crypto assets so far this year, with personal wallet compromises representing a growing share of attacks.
The reported meeting is part of the House Oversight Committee’s broader investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein case.
The IRS has released drafts of some 2026 tax forms, including a draft of Form W-2. The changes are intended to address tax reporting updates, particularly for tipped and overtime workers.
Security is no longer just an IT priority. It’s a C-level concern embedded in transformation, compliance and AI strategy.
Around 350,000 Venezuelans’ legal protections ended in April, while protections for another 250,000 will expire in early September as the case continues to play out.
Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., called for a meeting of a key HHS advisory panel to be delayed until “significant oversight has been conducted.”
The newest edition of my science and emerging tech newsletter, The Prototype, is here! What's inside: 🚀 What Starship's successful test flight means for SpaceX's future 💻 Why IBM & AMD are teaming up on quantum 🦠 Why some heart attacks might be considered an infectious disease And more!
President Trump has signed an executive order that could pave the way for the use of private equity (PE) and alternative assets in retirement savings accounts.
In this week’s edition of The Prototype, we look at IBM and AMD’s plan to make quantum computing practical, why runners should strength train and more.
More Americans expressed concerns that tariffs would impact prices.
Several cities, including Delray Beach and Key West, are fighting orders to remove rainbow crosswalks that show support of the LGBTQ+ community.
Danny Werfel, strategic advisory board member at alliant and former IRS Commissioner, says that technology, including AI is playing a significant role in tax—including at the IRS.
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Carpenter said the backlash to her “Man’s Best Friend” album cover was “a lot of pointing fingers” from people who “hadn’t heard the project.”
Cook’s lawsuit against Trump could give the Supreme Court its clearest chance yet to overturn the Humphrey’s Executor case that protects agencies from political interference.
Plus, the NextGen Acela debuts and the inside story of how a superyacht captain and his stew opened a boutique hotel in Mexico.
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The AI push will be spearheaded by a newly created unit Reliance Intelligence, which would develop AI infrastructure and build a gigawatt-scale data center in the western Indian state of Gujarat.
Trump reportedly signed a memorandum Thursday that will revoke Harris’ protective services on Monday.
The Fed’s preferred inflation report is the last before the central bank considers interest rate cuts.
Online retailers say increased costs due to the new duties will have to be paid by U.S. buyers.
Today’s Forbes Daily covers turmoil at the CDC, Fed Governor Lisa Cook suing Trump, fintechs react to new fees from JPMorgan Chase, summer box office doldrums and more.
An NCAA settlement introducing revenue sharing is set to strain school budgets. The most obvious solution: pass the cost on to the most loyal and deep-pocketed fans.
Mayapada Hospital and its partner Apollo Hospitals—owned by Indian billionaire Prathap Reddy—is investing more than $65 million to build a 250-bed hospital on Batam Island, an hour by ferry to Singapore.
The country is bracing for heightened protests after a motorcycle taxi driver was killed yesterday during the clash between the police and protesters, who also questioned the hefty allowances of the members of parliament.
GLP has been raising fresh capital to support expansion plans in China, where it has a portfolio of data centers with a combined capacity of over 1.4 gigawatts.
Major fintechs companies including Betterment and Rocket Money tell Forbes that, if Chase’s data access fees cause their costs to go up significantly, they’ll need to raise prices for consumers.
The city’s leadership has received no word on whether the president will try to deploy National Guard troops to the city, as he did in Washington, D.C.
Multiple CDC leaders have resigned in the wake of layoffs and a shooting at the agency’s headquarters this month.
Forbes list of America’s top 200 most exceptional, practicing CPAs —the elite serving the public interest and their profession in 2025
How is the CSO role evolving? The Forbes Research 2025 State of Sustainability Survey reveals.
Outdated technology that has plagued Newark Airport and other airports for years continues to cause communications issues for air traffic controllers—leading to Thursday’s ground stop in Newark.
Since mid-June, only one weekend has outgrossed the corresponding weekend box office total from last year, Comscore analyst Paul Dergarabedian told Forbes.
This is the first season YouTube will be the sole, exclusive broadcaster of an NFL game—and that one’s free.
Also in the Forbes CIO newsletter: How to disrupt Scattered Spider’s web, Nvidia launches new robot “brain” and posts record revenue, U.S. takes stake in Intel.
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It's a great week for telecom billionaire Charles Ergen. His company EchoStar announced it would sell spectrum to AT&T. Its stock soared and his wealth more than doubled. But the consequences for consumers are more complicated. (1/3)
Tuesday was Travis Kelce’s best day for jersey sales since the Super Bowl, sports merchandise retailer Fanatics told Forbes.
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The lawsuit comes after Cook’s lawyer had vowed to sue the president.
"Networks Of Foreign Scammers Are Extorting American Kids" @thomasbrewster.bsky.social for @forbes.com
The de minimis exemption, which allowed imported packages worth less than $800 to enter the U.S. without facing any duties, will end for all countries on August 29.
Today’s Forbes Daily covers Nvidia's China question, Instacart fraud scheme, CDC director fired, the NFL's most valuable teams, a satellite mogul's big payday and more.
Charlie Ergen's wealth jumped after announcing plans to unload some of EchoStar's spectrum for $23 billion. The move killed any remaining dreams of his nationwide 5G network.
Forbes' 2025 list of NFL team valuations features a new record by the No. 1 Dallas Cowboys. See the full ranking of all 32 franchises—each worth at least $5 billion.
The number of Starbucks outlets in Malaysia have fallen to 320 currently from about 408 in June 2024 as some shops were closed amid declining revenue.
Danantara is investing in the nickel project as the sovereign wealth fund seeks to raise $3 billion by selling so-called Patriot Bonds to Indonesian companies.
First Gen plans to invest $9 billion to quadruple its renewable energy capacity to 13 gigawatts by 2030.
To win the largest Powerball prize since April last year—and the largest lottery jackpot of 2025 so far—a ticket buyer will have to overcome odds of 1 in 292.2 million.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a vaccine skeptic, said last month he had full confidence Monarez could “restore the CDC's role as the most trusted authority in public health.”
Today’s kids are more digitally active than ever, making them vulnerable to online scams. Here’s a look at some back-to-school scams—and how to avoid becoming a victim.
This week’s Fresh Take newsletter also looks at the case for public grocers, how the food industry is addressing MAHA, a late summer freezer hack for produce and more.
Nvidia’s data center business, the company’s top revenue driver, fell short of economist predictions in the second quarter.
“This Democrat consultant, he said, ‘He’s put them in a trap again,’” Trump said Tuesday about his efforts to tamp down on crime in major cities.
Ford has issued over 100 recalls this year, accounting for 39% of all recalls recorded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Forbes will soon publish its inaugural America's Best-in-State Residential Architects 2025 list.
“Ordinary,” the chart-topping ballad by Alex Warren, is clearly the biggest song of the summer on the charts, but critics have noted few big breakout hits compared to last summer.
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Twitch is trying to combat it’s bot problem—but it’s not the only platform struggling with fake accounts.
In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at whether Congress will extend Obamacare subsidies, the latest data on Lilly’s obesity pill and more.
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A grand jury declined to indict a protester who threw a sandwich at a federal agent—which is now becoming increasingly common in Trump’s Washington.
The perpetrators allegedly acquired a list of gig workers and tricked them into sharing one-time passcodes, before buying gift cards, the FBI says.
Also in the Forbes CMO newsletter: Cracker Barrel caves, White House launches a TikTok account, AI search results vary by platform, “KPop Demon Hunters” slays.
Earlier federal data indicated the U.S. job market had lost steam as President Donald Trump’s tariffs took effect.
A clip of rapper Cardi B being asked about her wigs and long fingernails during cross-examination has garnered 10 million views on X.
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The transportation department said it will make new capital investments in the station and improve security.
The restaurant chain brought back its “Old Timer” logo after previously announcing a redesign.
Today’s Forbes Daily covers Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's engagement, Vita Coco's bullish outlook, another DOGE controversy, new homes are selling for less and more.
The billionaire would never agree to it — and he may have enough leverage to avoid a similar deal as Intel if Trump were to pursue it.
Old homes cost more than new ones in 2025. June data: existing homes at $441,500, new homes at $401,800. Why the switch? Check the numbers under the surface.
When it comes to selling coconut water to the health obsessed, New York’s Vita Coco has served up a master class, schooling even giant rivals like Coke and Pepsi. Its next test will be withstanding Trump’s tariff shocks.
The president had repeatedly attacked late-night hosts who are critical of his administration and cheered the cancellation of Stephen Colbert’s “The Late Show” by CBS.
More than 180 FEMA staffers signed an open letter to Congress criticizing the Trump administration’s efforts to gut the agency and warned of another Katrina-like disaster.
Cracker Barrel announced its logo change last week, removing the barrel and Uncle Herschel from it in favor of a logo only featuring the company’s name.
If the negotiations don’t result in a deal soon, Fox Sports, Fox Business and Fox News could be removed from YouTube TV’s offerings.