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From rich lists and tech entrepreneurs to the safest countries in the world – here are the 10 stories that Forbes readers loved in 2025.

Chip Wilson was both celebratory and harshly critical after the company announced last week that its CEO is stepping down. But it’s just one small battle in a very public war between Wilson and the company he created.

Anant Ambani, son of India’s richest man Mukesh Ambani, gifted the soccer star a seven-figure watch on his recent trip to India.

OpenAI wanted GPT-5 to be less warm and agreeable than its predecessor. Some neurodivergent people struggled with the change, showing the tricky balance AI companies must strike when releasing new models.

The first batch of documents include photos of high-profile figures including former President Bill Clinton, Walter Cronkite and Michael Jackson.

See Forbes’ 2025 list of the world’s most valuable sports teams, which features franchises from six different leagues and ranges from $5.4 billion to $13 billion.

Australia’s 2026 public holidays, listed state by state, plus a clear guide on how to use them to maximise your annual leave and plan longer breaks.

The photos come before the Friday deadline for the Trump administration to release its full Epstein files.

Ben Dawson believes the best ideas are held by other people and has developed a strategy to get them comfortable enough to speak up. It forms a part of what he calls vulnerable leadership, which he says is now more important than ever.

As the world mourns the horrific terrorist attack targeting the Jewish community in Bondi, an Australian entrepreneur shares her experience hiding underneath a vehicle just metres away from the shooters.