Billionaires

Most successful businesses don’t begin with a master plan, argues Bernadette Schwerdt, who has interviewed more than 100 entrepreneurs.

Opinion: The new luxury property buyer isn’t an inheritor or corporate executive. Economist Atom Go Tian explains how founders are reshaping Australia’s prestige property market. Behind every luxury property transaction is a person. For decades, the very top of the market was largely the domain of corporate executives reaching the peak of long careers or […]

The Madison Square Garden chairman is famous for his feuds, but he has nothing to complain about on or off the court these days, with the Knicks worth nearly $10 billion.

A stock debut for Musk’s aerospace firm should make him the first trillionaire, even as Tesla’s latest slide cut into his fortune.

Sigma Healthcare—which counts Australian billionaire brothers Jack and Sam Gance and their business partner Mario Verrochi as its biggest shareholders—has been seeking to expand in the U.K.

The FTX founder is betting on a Trump clemency spree that’s already freed crypto’s biggest names.

More than ever, women are driving major changes in technology, media and markets. They don’t all have a CEO title, but they are unquestionably the masters of their domains.

Ronaldo has earned more during his playing career than any athlete in history and now enters the World Cup as the world’s newest billionaire, alongside Lionel Messi.

It was a banner year for the country’s most successful women with a record number of billionaires, soaring fortunes thanks to AI and an all-time high in total wealth.

Newly crowned billionaire David Beckham charmed the crowd at Forbes 2026 Iconoclast Summit, reflecting on the lessons, risks and perseverance that turned his soccer career into a business empire.