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Prologis and the space race

The ecommerce boom has sparked an unlikely real estate revolution: Urban warehouses are now gold mines, and Prologis is sitting on the mother lode

Asia's richest families: Newcomers and their recipe for success

Asia's richest families: Going from strength to strength

A Sy starts a new business; the Ambanis are the new No 1

Loxo: One patient at a time

Companies large and small are competing to attack rare genetic mutations that cause cancer. The reason? Great science and high drug prices. The result? Soaring stock prices

Guittard: Finding the sweet spot

Despite little name recognition, San Francisco chocolate maker Guittard has managed to survive competition from both the Davids and the Goliaths

Almost there: Rich, but not rich enough

Instacart: Delivering the goods

When his top rival bought his largest customer, Instacart's Apoorva Mehta cheered. It turns out he wasn't crazy

Donald Trump: Poorer president

Donald Trump's net worth has dropped some $600 million since last year. Here's what has changed

I'm going to do the right thing for the country: Donald Trump

On October 6, President Trump sat down for a frank exchange of views with Forbes's editor, Randall Lane, and then chief product officer, Lewis D'Vorkin. Here is a condensed version of that 50-minute exchange. We quote the president verbatim and have not corrected errors of fact. The full transcript is available at www. forbes.com/trump-interview

Trump's deal-making: Winner takes all

For decades, Donald Trump made deals with an "I win, you lose" mentality. Little surprise that he is bringing the same philosophy to governing the most powerful nation on earth

Bob Parsons: Tee for 'Tude

After cashing in on GoDaddy, brash billionaire Bob Parsons has focussed his energy on two passions—custom motorcycles and extreme golf. Along the way, he's changing how we ride and drive