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Forbes Magazine: America's Premier Wealth and Money Periodical
Forbes magazine is a bi-weekly American business magazine that promotes entrepreneurial capitalism by telling the stories of the people behind the world’s most successful businesses, often compiling this data in list form. Founded in 1917 by B.C. Forbes, it is the oldest business magazine in America. With the help of partner Walter Drey, the general manager of the Magazine of Wall Street, B.C. Forbes started the magazine and called it Forbes: Devoted to Doers and Doings, which was later shortened to Forbes. Although the detailed description was removed from the name, the focus of the magazine remained the same: Interpreting business and financial data by relating the facts and figures to the people behind them and the people affected by them. Today, the magazine continues in that tradition and is best known for its exclusive and definitive lists, such as the Forbes 400, representing the richest people in America. This human, relative approach to business journalism has caused Forbes to maintain its status as one of the top business and finance periodicals in America. Throughout the history of the magazine, Forbes has been family-owned and operated. Founder B.C. Forbes was the first editor-in-chief and remained so until his death in 1954. Since then his two eldest sons, Bruce Charles Forbes (1916–1964) and Malcolm Stevenson “Steve” Forbes (1917–1990), and now his grandson, Malcolm Stevenson “Steve” Forbes, Jr. serves as the editor-in-chief of Forbes magazine and President and Chief Executive of the Forbes publishing and media company. The success of Forbes magazine has caused the publishing company to grow and expand, introducing new publications and media to the Forbes organization. The company publishes ten foreign versions of the magazine, including Forbs Asia and Forbes India, as well as Forbes Life, a lifestyle supplement magazine. Forbes also formerly published American Heritage and Invention & Technology magazines, but they have since been sold. However, the Forbes footprint is not only in print media. In broadcast media, Forbes On Fox and Forbes On Radio offer weekly investment advice. However, the most notable new media publication by Forbes is the Forbes.com website. Forbes.com also publishes subscription investment newsletters, and an online guide to web sites, Best Of The Web. The Forbes.com website is part of Forbes’ Digital, a division of Forbes Media LLC. Forbes’ Digital web properties include Realclearmarkets.com, Realclearsports.com, and Realclearpolitics.com. These sites enjoy a combined 27 million unique visitors each month. Like the magazine, Forbes.com publishes many lists, focusing on billionaires and their lavish lifestyles, particularly their expensive homes, which contributes heavily to the popularity of the site. Forbes.com publishes more than 3,500 articles and original video every day, providing the most relevant and useful information to business consumers who need to stay in the know and living up to its slogan, "Information for the World's Business Leaders". Forbes magazine is best known for publishing lists of the most successful business people and organizations each year, published both in print and online. Making one of exclusive Forbes’ lists is a cultural and economic achievement for a business person, and such an achievement proves to inspire other business people who read the magazine. The data compiled into the lists, however, does not merely feed the vanity of those who appear on them. The data themselves are useful to those who follow industry and economic trends to gauge what’s happening in the marketplace and why. Forbes’ lists include the following: Wealth: Australia & New Zealand's 40 Richest China's 400 Richest Hong Kong's 40 Richest India's 100 Richest Indonesia's 40 Richest Japan's 40 Richest Korea's 40 Richest Malaysia's 40 Richest Philippines 40 Richest Singapore's 40 Richest Taiwan's 40 Richest Thailand's 40 Richest The 400 Richest Americans The World's Billionaires Companies: 100 Best Small Companies 400 Best Big Companies America's Largest Private Companies Asia's Best Under A Billion Asia's Fab 50 Companies Global High Performers The Forbes 2000 Top Micro finance Institutions People: 48 Asian Altruists The Best Brokerage Analysts The Celebrity 100 The Forbes Fictional 15 The World's Most Powerful Women The World's Top-Earning Models Top Earning CEO's Top-Earning Dead Celebrities Top 30 Under 30 Money & Investing: International Investing Mutual Fund Guide The 100 Best Mid-Cap Stocks The 200 Largest U.S. Charities The Best Brokerage Analysts The Investment Guide Places: America's Best Colleges Best Business Schools Best Cities For Singles Best Countries For Business Best Places For Business And Careers Most Expensive ZIP Codes The Best States For Business Sports: Most Valuable Sports Teams Most Valuable NASCAR Teams Most Valuable Soccer Teams The Business Of Baseball The Business Of Basketball The Business Of Football The Business Of Hockey Top-Paid Tennis Stars Technology: Tech's Top Deal Makers The 25 Fastest-Growing Tech Companies The E-Gang The Web Celeb 25 Education: America's Best College Buys America's Best Colleges Best Business Schools Entertainment: The Best-Paid Celebs Under 30 Food and Drink: India’s Fine Wine Hotspots Ten Bordeaux and California Reds Head-to-Head Ten Great Unfiltered Wines to Try The World’s Most Coveted Champagnes Top-Earning Celebrity Chefs World’s Most Expensive Fast Food Health: America’s Fittest Cities America’s Most Polluted Cities Eleven Way to Boost Your Energy Ten Meals You Should Memorize The Healthiest Foods on Earth The World’s Diet Secrets Real Estate: America’s 25 Best Places to Move America’s Fastest-Falling Cities America’s Most Expensive Zip Codes America’s Most Congested Cities America’s Top 25 Towns to Live Well America’s Top-Selling Luxury Neighborhoods America’s Thriftiest Cities U.S. Cities Where It’s Hardest to Get By World’s 20 Best Places to Live Style: Most Powerful U.S. Fashion Magazine Editors Sneaky Ways You’re Lured to Shop Spa Treatments Too Bizarre To Believe What Your Dog Says About You Winter Gear Worth the Buck World’s Most Expensive Cities to Live World’s Most Powerful Luxury Brands World’s Most Stylish Cities Travel: Deluxe Designer Hotels Hidden Treasures of the Middle East Travel Etiquette in the World’s Most Visited Countries Wallet-Friendly Last-Minute Getaways World’s 10 Best Airports Vehicles: 2009’s Fastest Cars Under $100,000 America’s Most Overpriced Cars America’s Most Popular Car Colors Best Cars for Suburban Drivers Best Convertibles of 2009 Highest Quality Cars of 2009 Most Affordable 2009 Vehicles Ten Cars That Changed the World Toughest Cars on the Road World’s Most Expensive Commutes


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Forbes Magazine: America's Premier Wealth and Money Periodical
Forbes magazine is a bi-weekly American business magazine that promotes entrepreneurial capitalism by telling the stories of the people behind the world’s most successful businesses, often compiling this data in list form. Founded in 1917 by B.C. Forbes, it is the oldest business magazine in America. With the help of partner Walter Drey, the general manager of the Magazine of Wall Street, B.C. Forbes started the magazine and called it Forbes: Devoted to Doers and Doings, which was later shortened to Forbes. Although the detailed description was removed from the name, the focus of the magazine remained the same: Interpreting business and financial data by relating the facts and figures to the people behind them and the people affected by them. Today, the magazine continues in that tradition and is best known for its exclusive and definitive lists, such as the Forbes 400, representing the richest people in America. This human, relative approach to business journalism has caused Forbes to maintain its status as one of the top business and finance periodicals in America. Throughout the history of the magazine, Forbes has been family-owned and operated. Founder B.C. Forbes was the first editor-in-chief and remained so until his death in 1954. Since then his two eldest sons, Bruce Charles Forbes (1916–1964) and Malcolm Stevenson “Steve” Forbes (1917–1990), and now his grandson, Malcolm Stevenson “Steve” Forbes, Jr. serves as the editor-in-chief of Forbes magazine and President and Chief Executive of the Forbes publishing and media company. The success of Forbes magazine has caused the publishing company to grow and expand, introducing new publications and media to the Forbes organization. The company publishes ten foreign versions of the magazine, including Forbs Asia and Forbes India, as well as Forbes Life, a lifestyle supplement magazine. Forbes also formerly published American Heritage and Invention & Technology magazines, but they have since been sold. However, the Forbes footprint is not only in print media. In broadcast media, Forbes On Fox and Forbes On Radio offer weekly investment advice. However, the most notable new media publication by Forbes is the Forbes.com website. Forbes.com also publishes subscription investment newsletters, and an online guide to web sites, Best Of The Web. The Forbes.com website is part of Forbes’ Digital, a division of Forbes Media LLC. Forbes’ Digital web properties include Realclearmarkets.com, Realclearsports.com, and Realclearpolitics.com. These sites enjoy a combined 27 million unique visitors each month. Like the magazine, Forbes.com publishes many lists, focusing on billionaires and their lavish lifestyles, particularly their expensive homes, which contributes heavily to the popularity of the site. Forbes.com publishes more than 3,500 articles and original video every day, providing the most relevant and useful information to business consumers who need to stay in the know and living up to its slogan, "Information for the World's Business Leaders". Forbes magazine is best known for publishing lists of the most successful business people and organizations each year, published both in print and online. Making one of exclusive Forbes’ lists is a cultural and economic achievement for a business person, and such an achievement proves to inspire other business people who read the magazine. The data compiled into the lists, however, does not merely feed the vanity of those who appear on them. The data themselves are useful to those who follow industry and economic trends to gauge what’s happening in the marketplace and why. Forbes’ lists include the following: Wealth: Australia & New Zealand's 40 Richest China's 400 Richest Hong Kong's 40 Richest India's 100 Richest Indonesia's 40 Richest Japan's 40 Richest Korea's 40 Richest Malaysia's 40 Richest Philippines 40 Richest Singapore's 40 Richest Taiwan's 40 Richest Thailand's 40 Richest The 400 Richest Americans The World's Billionaires Companies: 100 Best Small Companies 400 Best Big Companies America's Largest Private Companies Asia's Best Under A Billion Asia's Fab 50 Companies Global High Performers The Forbes 2000 Top Micro finance Institutions People: 48 Asian Altruists The Best Brokerage Analysts The Celebrity 100 The Forbes Fictional 15 The World's Most Powerful Women The World's Top-Earning Models Top Earning CEO's Top-Earning Dead Celebrities Top 30 Under 30 Money & Investing: International Investing Mutual Fund Guide The 100 Best Mid-Cap Stocks The 200 Largest U.S. Charities The Best Brokerage Analysts The Investment Guide Places: America's Best Colleges Best Business Schools Best Cities For Singles Best Countries For Business Best Places For Business And Careers Most Expensive ZIP Codes The Best States For Business Sports: Most Valuable Sports Teams Most Valuable NASCAR Teams Most Valuable Soccer Teams The Business Of Baseball The Business Of Basketball The Business Of Football The Business Of Hockey Top-Paid Tennis Stars Technology: Tech's Top Deal Makers The 25 Fastest-Growing Tech Companies The E-Gang The Web Celeb 25 Education: America's Best College Buys America's Best Colleges Best Business Schools Entertainment: The Best-Paid Celebs Under 30 Food and Drink: India’s Fine Wine Hotspots Ten Bordeaux and California Reds Head-to-Head Ten Great Unfiltered Wines to Try The World’s Most Coveted Champagnes Top-Earning Celebrity Chefs World’s Most Expensive Fast Food Health: America’s Fittest Cities America’s Most Polluted Cities Eleven Way to Boost Your Energy Ten Meals You Should Memorize The Healthiest Foods on Earth The World’s Diet Secrets Real Estate: America’s 25 Best Places to Move America’s Fastest-Falling Cities America’s Most Expensive Zip Codes America’s Most Congested Cities America’s Top 25 Towns to Live Well America’s Top-Selling Luxury Neighborhoods America’s Thriftiest Cities U.S. Cities Where It’s Hardest to Get By World’s 20 Best Places to Live Style: Most Powerful U.S. Fashion Magazine Editors Sneaky Ways You’re Lured to Shop Spa Treatments Too Bizarre To Believe What Your Dog Says About You Winter Gear Worth the Buck World’s Most Expensive Cities to Live World’s Most Powerful Luxury Brands World’s Most Stylish Cities Travel: Deluxe Designer Hotels Hidden Treasures of the Middle East Travel Etiquette in the World’s Most Visited Countries Wallet-Friendly Last-Minute Getaways World’s 10 Best Airports Vehicles: 2009’s Fastest Cars Under $100,000 America’s Most Overpriced Cars America’s Most Popular Car Colors Best Cars for Suburban Drivers Best Convertibles of 2009 Highest Quality Cars of 2009 Most Affordable 2009 Vehicles Ten Cars That Changed the World Toughest Cars on the Road World’s Most Expensive Commutes


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