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Google Saved Lives In The Brazil Floods - Then Cut Back The Team Behind The Rescue
Google shrunk the team that has helped police save lives and investigate major crimes, even as it promised the DOJ it would keep it adequately staffed.
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Google Saved Lives In The Brazil Floods - Then Cut Back The Team Behind The Rescue
Google shrunk the team that has helped police save lives and investigate major crimes, even as it promised the DOJ it would keep it adequately staffed.
The Curious Rise Of Silicon Valley’s Trump’s Whisperer — A Former Biden Donor Pushing A Free-For-All AI Policy
After Jacob Helberg rallied support for the TikTok ban bill, the former Democratic fundraiser has become one of Silicon Valley’s conduits to former president Donald Trump.
Why The Next President Might Be The Worst-Paid In U.S. History
Inflation may degrade the commander-in-chief's salary to an all-time low by 2028. But a look at history shows that big swings aren’t necessarily new.
The True Story Of Trump’s $75 Million Backer
Timothy Mellon, the top donor to both Donald Trump and RFK Jr., is unlike any political donor in history.
The One Reason Warren Buffett Isn’t The World’s Richest Person
Two decades ago, the Oracle of Omaha made one very costly decision.
Por Qué Los Argentinos Golpeados Por La Inflación Están Recurriendo A Las Criptomonedas
Un análisis de Forbes encontró que el país, el cual tiene una inflación del 276%, tiene la tasa de adopción de criptomonedas más alta del hemisferio occidental, pero poco uso de las plataformas de criptomonedas más confiables.
Why Inflation Battered Argentinians Are Turning To Crypto
A Forbes analysis found the country, with a 276% inflation rate, has the highest crypto adoption rate in the Western Hemisphere, but little use of the most trustworthy exchanges.
The Sins Of Ruth Madoff
In an exclusive excerpt from 'Madoff: The Final Word,' the Ponzi king’s wife is portrayed as a liar. Trained as a bookkeeper, she regularly reconciled the account that housed the $68 billion fraud for decades. The inside story of why “Ruthie Books” and her two sons were never charged with a crime.
What’s An ROE?—With Winners And Losers
Return on equity measures how effectively management uses equity capital. But the metric has flaws.
Inside $1.3 Billion Plan To Rebuild Storied Thai Luxury Hotel Brand
The founder of hotel brand Dusit Thani hosted soirees with such celebrities as Rod Stewart and Stevie Wonder. Now the first non-family CEO is taking it to new heights.
The Best—And Worst—Of 2024 So Far: Movies, Music And Culture
This year is shaping up to be great for familiar favorites like “Inside Out” and “Dune” and their sequels, Dua Lipa, BookTok giant Sarah J. Maas and YouTuber MrBeast—but not-so-great for ‘Lisa Frankenstein’ and ‘Madame Web.’
The Best—And Worst—Of 2024 So Far: Stocks, Crypto, AI
Halfway through 2024, Nvidia and other major AI darlings are having a great year, along with quirky meme cryptocurrencies like “dogwifhat”—but it’s a bumpier road for Boeing investors, remote workers and Elon Musk.
Why Applications To Historically Black Colleges Are Surging
The schools have long produced an outsized share of the nation’s Black PhDs, doctors and lawyers. Now, the end of affirmative action and threats to DEI are giving them a new boost.
Why Top Nuclear Experts And Ex-CIA Brass Joined A High School Grad's Tiny Fusion Startup
JC Btaiche, the 24-year-old CEO of Fuse, has raised $20 million and signed on Iran’s former top nuclear scientist and former Pentagon officials to solve fusion.
Elon Musk’s Laughable Solution To Tesla’s Child Labor Worries
Tesla’s CEO said he would address the company’s challenges with child labor in its supply chain. But his high-tech solution doesn’t cut it.