Cross Border
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Roblox: Turning tween audience into fresh-faced entrepreneurs
Millions of preteens play video games on Roblox's website. That's not unusual for a social gaming unicorn. What is unusual: Teaching kids the rudiments of coding and paying them like entrepreneurs
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HeartFlow: Breaking hearts
HeartFlow has raised $467 million for a test to detect heart disease. Problem: It might not make patients better off
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Andy Dinh: The Derek Jeter of esports
The 26-year-old gaming legend owns one of the world's most successful teams. But can he continue to dominate as billionaire moguls enter the arena?
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Briogeo: Hair of fire
Inspired by personal tragedy and her family's homemade beauty concoctions, Nancy Twine went from trading commodities on Wall Street to building a fast-growing luxury hair care brand
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Kr Space: Seats, then services
Like WeWork, its big Chinese rivals don't make a profit from work-share space. Kr Space founder Liu Chengcheng says growth has to come first
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Bezos unbound
America's most innovative—and feared—business leader is coming off a three-year run that has made him the richest person of all time. Now he tells Forbes he's only begun to grow. Corporate America, you've been warned
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Press Metal: Pressing for success
In 1986 Koon Poh Keong and his six brothers decided to start an aluminium company. Today it dominates the Southeast Asian market
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Tencent: Investing machine
There's a purpose behind Tencent's frenzy of dealmaking: Keep users coming back to its platform
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First show: Debutants on Fab 50 list
These companies are joining the elite list for the first time after outperforming their rivals
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Opportunity zones: Break and build
The never-told story of how an unlikely group of billionaires and politicians quietly passed a law that revolutionises investment in struggling regions—and offers one of the greatest tax-avoidance opportunities in American history