The biggest billionaire winners and losers of Trump’s first 100 days
Hundreds of billionaires are poorer since Trump took office. Here are the few who have lost—or gained—the most.
Technology
Apple iPhone 17: Latest leak shows new designs in striking detail
The next iPhones will look different from almost everything that’s gone before, and the latest images show exactly how they look. Now, a new report claims that the iPhone 17 Air could be an important alternative iPhone. Let’s start with that.
Musk says he’ll significantly cut back time At DOGE, push Trump for lower tariffs
The billionaire has faced backlash over DOGE, which has made sweeping funding cuts and layoffs to several agencies across the federal government.
7 key diversification strategies to secure your investment portfolio
Diversification reduces risk and increases the likelihood of more stable, long-term returns.
Why preparation beats planning in times of change
The real work of leadership is not forecasting the future but building teams and cultures that are ready to meet it.
By the numbers: Meet the Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe class of 2025
Trade wars, real wars, and an AI revolution. For Europe’s young gamechangers, there is no better time to build the world’s next great companies.
Canva expands platform to integrate AI coding and smart sheets
Canva has moved beyond pretty pictures to pull the threads of AI together into an easy-to-navigate, user-friendly platform for creativity.
DeteQt clutches $750,000 pre-seed raise for ‘diamond-on-silicon’ approach to quantum
Australia’s deeptech fund Main Sequence and the ATP Fund in Austin invested the pre-seed funds into The University of Sydney quantum computing spin-out.
The case for strengthening research commercialisation in Australia
Successful research translation isn’t a matter of pushing more intellectual property into the market. The real catalyst for impact lies in building researchers’ commercial capability from the outset, says CSIRO’s executive manager of Innovation Programs.
Here’s what costs more in US after Trump’s tariffs: coffee, cars—and possibly a $2,300 iPhone
Some of Apple’s iPhones may cost thousands of dollars, analysts say.