Cross Border
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Disruption machine: Top-secret startup Magic Leap
Top-secret startup Magic Leap has raised a record-breaking amount of money in pursuit of a radical concept: Blending the digital and the physical. "Mixed reality" will transform the way we work, play, shop and see—and entire industries will be changed forever
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Keren BlanKfeldGrace Chung,Luisa Kroll,Naazneen Karmali,Neerja Pahwa Jetley,Russell Flannery,Yunita Ong,The Top 50: Asia's richest families
Indian clans make up over a third of this year's rarefied realm
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How the Bangurs of Shree Cement salvaged a legacy
The Bangurs of Shree Cement, having salvaged a legacy, are putting their trust in innovation and peer dynamics: They're No 32
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An alligator wrestler, a casino boss and a $12 billion American tribe
How the Seminole Tribe of Florida went from being a band of outcasts living in the Everglades to the multibillionaire owners of an iconic global brand
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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
