How a Chinese engineer became a billionaire making robotic ‘eyes’
Howard Huang is laser focused on turning his Shenzhen-based Orbbec into the world’s top supplier of advanced 3D vision sensors for humanoids.
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Thomas Edison on powering the future: A 1929 Forbes interview
To celebrate America’s Greatest Innovators, read a classic conversation with the Wizard of Menlo Park.
‘Coachella meets the Masters’: Inside Ripper GC’s billion-dollar franchise dream
With a record-breaking $7 million rookie debut, a “Coachella-meets-Masters” hospitality pivot, and ambitious plans to acquire its own golf course, Ripper GC has officially moved past the “startup” phase.
Dubai CEO resigns after released email showed Epstein thanking him for ‘torture video’
Billionaire Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem resigns as DP World CEO after being named in Epstein files.
FBI Releases New Details About Suspected Kidnapper Of Nancy Guthrie
Nancy Guthrie has been missing nearly two weeks, with new leads in her disappearance including the discovery of a black glove near her home.
Ukrainian athlete disqualified from Winter Olympics over helmet depicting people killed in Russia war
Skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych wanted to wear a helmet depicting Ukrainian athletes and coaches killed in the ongoing war against Russia.
Racist videos and payment problems: The dark side of this AI startup’s super-fast growth
Influencer marketing helped AI video company Higgsfield hit $300 million in annual revenue run rate in just 11 months. But misleading marketing tactics and a shock-based social media strategy has led to backlash.
Forbes 250: America’s greatest innovators
The Forbes Innovator 250: America’s Greatest Innovators showcases the visionaries shaping our future. Find the full list of great minds and the mark they are leaving on our history.
Kidnapping insurance exists. Here’s who actually buys it.
Authorities have released images of a masked person possibly connected to the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s mom, Nancy.
Laurence Escalante became a billionaire from his online casino – Now his luck may have run out
With a $1.1 billion fortune, Virtual Gaming Worlds founder Laurence Escalante enjoys a life of private jets, superyachts and exotic cars. But with his recent arrest on assault and drug charges, the party could be be over.