Cross Border
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GoFundMe is changing the way people give to causes big and small
GoFundMe is changing the way people give money to causes big and small, but it is not a charity or a foundation. It's a highly profitable company with a brilliantly simple business model
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Vevo's looking to step out of YouTube's shadow
Erik Huggers wants to make Vevo the top destination for online music videos. First he needs to outsmart the king of digital video
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Will Vera Bradley be able to shed its baggage?
Vera Bradley has been a major player in the women's handbag and accessories segment for nearly three decades, but the brand is struggling to expand its market. Can the queen of fresh prints get a handle on Millennials?
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Martin Varsavsky has a bold plan to turn the infertility industry on its head
Serial entrepreneur Martin Varsavsky has a $200 million war chest built around persuading women to freeze their eggs while they're young. Decisions about career, mates and motherhood will never be the same
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The definitive look at Donald Trump's wealth
Forbes pegs the GOP president-elect's net worth at $3.7 billion—down by $800 million from last year. From depressed real estate prices to new information, a transparent, asset-by-asset breakdown of his empire
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Opioid drugs made John Kapoor a billionaire, but has he breached ethical limits?
John Kapoor made his billions by letting his drug companies push legal and ethical limits—which was fine when he was peddling blood-pressure pills, but not once he started selling one of the strongest narcotics in the world
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Director Renny Harlin makes blockbuster China debut
Renny Harlin scores a hit with Jackie Chan and pulls up roots in the process
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Blade runners: How US startup Harry's plans to go after Gillette
Harry's built an old-school shaving brand through online subscription boxes. Now it's targeting a bigger market
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Property tycoon Cecil Chao and daughter make a tight knit team
Has any dad embarrassed his daughter more than Cecil Chao? No matter. He and Gigi make a tight-knit team at their Hong Kong property developer, Cheuk Nang Holdings
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How Garmin mapped out a new direction with fitness wearables
Smartphone navigation apps threatened to push Garmin off the road. To survive, it has shifted to wearables and relied on decades of manufacturing experience to catch up
