Billionaires

Just having ten figures is not enough.

It’s the fifth consecutive year at the top of The Forbes 400 for the wealthiest billionaire in the U.S.—and the world.

Cathie Wood, one of the world’s most famous tech investors, told Australian media that an Anthropic researcher’s warning AI could lead to humanity’s extinction is “ridiculous.” But there is investment opportunity amid the fear generated, she says.

He once mused about how he could become a billionaire. Now he’s worth more than $25 billion.

Tennis G.O.A.T. Serena Williams, U.S. Bank CEO Gunjan Kedia, actress Jennifer Garner and more icons took the stage at the 2026 Forbes Power Women’s Summit.

Private planes tied to sports team owners, musicians and other celebrities have been taxed a combined $38 million by the Los Angeles county tax assessor.

Shares of the world’s most valuable company approached an all-time high.

Filings lodged with the SEC show Canva invested in Sharon AI during its December 2025 pre-IPO raise alongside the likes of Regal Funds Management and Ellerston Capital.

The Kushner scion’s VC firm Thrive Capital nearly tripled its assets thanks to smart bets on OpenAI and SpaceX. Now he’s looking to spend some cash on the NBA’s Lakers.

Long regarded as a financial sanctuary for the wealthy, billionaires these days come from more than a dozen countries and hold fortunes in everything from pharmaceuticals and kitchen appliances to private equity and jewelry.