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Walton overtook Meyers as the world’s richest woman early this month, the first time she secured the title since May 2022.

Billionaire Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue is stepping up efforts to decarbonize the world’s fourth-biggest iron ore miner by market cap with the purchase of $2.8 billion worth of electric-powered mining equipment.

Though the judge said he’d “never seen” a cooperator as strong as Ellison, she was “not inviolable” and Bankman-Fried had her “Kryptonite,”

Moveworks has crossed $100 million in annual recurring revenue, a milestone that many hyped AI startups have not yet reached.

Duolingo’s Guatemalan Immigrant Founder Luis von Ahn Is Now A Billionaire

What do an insur-tech, a fake meat start-up and quantum computing company have in common? They’re all on this year’s top 20 start-ups to work for list, according to LinkedIn.

Restoke.ai has raised $5.1 million to transform restaurant operations across the globe, as some of the country’s top restaurants call time over tough conditions.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassey announced Monday that starting early next year, employees will generally be expected to be back in the office five days a week.

Australia’s consumer watchdog is suing Coles and Woolworths in separate proceedings over misleading price-drop promotions.

When the editorial team behind this year’s Forbes Sustainability Leaders List started brainstorming possibilities for the list, the name Elon Musk came up early. And for good reason. The 2008 introduction of the Tesla Roadster did something many thought impossible–it made electric cars cool. And as Tesla continued to deliver new models, it spurred the auto industry into accelerating their own EV models. That’s been a big deal for the environment in the U.S., where cars count for over 20% of total carbon emissions.