Global Game
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A Safer Cigarette? Philip Morris Is Working On It
Philip Morris International is quietly developing a next-generation cancer stick that could replicate the traditional smoking experience, while killing fewer customers. An exclusive peek inside
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Unlikely Luxury: $150 Floor Mats For Cars
By wrapping $150 car floor liners in the flag, WeatherTech's David MacNeil is creating one of the world's more unlikely luxury brands
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Sticker Apps Spell Big Money In Asia. Now In The West Too?
Young Asians spend millions on cute images they obsessively text one another. Entrepreneurs are betting the craze won't get lost in translation to the West
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Tim Hwang: Part Huckster Part Activist On The Internet
Tim Hwang plants ideas all over the internet, even if he has to scam a little bit to make them stick
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Who, And What, After John Chambers At Cisco
As John Chambers turns to go, time is running out for Cisco to reverse a serious growth slump
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Cummins, USA: Investing In Communities
The Indiana engine-maker believes deeply in the anachronistic idea that investing in its community is smart business. Could it be on to something?
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Lego High-Rise: The Solution To Affordable Housing?
The future of affordable housing is being snapped together in Brooklyn, one apartment at a time
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Harry Stine Is Revolutionising US Agriculture. Again
Harry Stine built an obscure $3 billion empire by breeding a better soya bean seed. Now the richest man in Iowa thinks he has revolutionised corn, the Earth's most popular crop
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High Times: Marijuana Money
Meet the shady band of ex-cons, ganja-preneurs and multilevel marketers behind the great pot penny stock boom of 2014. Don't say we didn't warn you
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Vince McMahon's Direct-to-Fans WWE Network
Pro wrestling billionaire Vince McMahon sucker punched his traditional television partners when he launched his direct-to-the-fans WWE Network earlier this year. The unorthodox manoeuver could transform his business— or he could fall flat on his face
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Sequoia Capital: Creating Disruptions, and Billionaires
Apple, Google, Oracle. Cisco, Yahoo, LinkedIn. WhatsApp, Airbnb, Dropbox. Sequoia Capital is Silicon Valley's search engine for disruption—and billionaires. That's why the firm dominates Forbes's 2014 Midas List—and has made its principals as wealthy as the entrepreneurs they nurture