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The Wiretap: A ‘Ransomware Cartel’ Causes Chaos
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Over the past week, some of the U.K.’s biggest and most historic retailers have been hacked by a group known as DragonForce.
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Why Selena Gomez’s Mental Health Startup Couldn’t Pay Its Employees Last Month
Gomez’ mom, Mandy Teefey, told employees recently that she took out a loan against her home to keep Wondermind, the mental health company she cofounded with her popstar daughter, afloat after twice missing payroll in recent weeks.
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What Is Portfolio Diversification And Why Is It Important?
Understand what portfolio diversification is and why it's a crucial investment strategy. Learn how diversification can help reduce risk and potentially improve long-term returns.
ByJason Kirsch,
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Tax Breaks: The Thinking About Retirement Edition
Plus: Popular baby names and Social Security, when to claim retirement benefits, artificial intelligence and tax, funding cuts for National Public Radio and the Public Broadcasting Service, tax trivia and more.
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Sumitomo Mitsui Doubles Down On India With Plan To Buy Stake In Yes Bank For $1.6 Billion
Upon completion of the deal, Sumitomo Mitsui will be the biggest shareholder of Yes Bank, whose earnings have recovered since the State Bank of India and other investors injected fresh capital into the lender in 2020.
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As Trump’s Tariffs Rock The Market, Sports Team Owners Have Nothing To Fear
The president’s erratic policies are raising concerns the economy might be headed for a downturn, but history suggests that franchise values will continue to climb regardless.
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Trump’s ‘America First’ Yemen Ceasefire Leaves Israel Alone Against The Houthis
"The Israelis will have to recalibrate their tactics in Yemen and possibly consider ways to deter Iran from continuing to support those attacks," says analyst Ryan Bohl.
ByPaul Iddon,
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The : The Trump Administration Proposes Major Cuts To Science
In this week’s edition of The , we look at a company building a space-based quantum network, reversing antibiotic resistance and more.
ByAlex Knapp,
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The Best Bubbly For A Mimosa, According To Experts
It’s time to stop treating the mimosa like a throwaway cocktail. These expert-approved bottles prove it’s worth sipping with intention.
ByEmily Price,
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The NSF Is Being Dismantled — With Broad Implications For The American Economy
The economic consequences of cuts to the National Science Foundation and restricting scientific inquiry on this scale could be far-reaching.
ByJohn Drake,
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Why Don Jr.’s New Club Will Likely Run Bigger Profits Than The Trump Hotel
The president’s oldest son has a new private club, which seems certain to make big money—and stir up controversy.
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How The Ultra-Wealthy Are Protecting Themselves Against Arson Attacks, Kidnapping And Worse
As resentment of the rich and powerful grows, the ultra wealthy are using everything from secret trackers to security squads to protect themselves and their families.
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How To Find Your Ideal Retirement Spot
Forbes editors use lots of metrics to pick the 25 top retirement places. This couple used a 64-foot-long boat and landed at one of our picks: The Villages, in Florida.
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Best Places To Retire In 2025: Greenville And Other Surprisingly Affordable Gems
The Best Places to Retire List identifies the top retirement spots in America. These destinations are based on quality of life and affordability, including housing costs and state taxes.
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Cannes Film Festival: Where To Eat, Stay And Play On The French Riviera
From Cannes to Antibes, these are the French Riviera hotspots that insiders love where you can rub shoulders with the rich and famous.
ByJim Dobson,
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Singapore Billionaire Kwek Family’s City Developments Fails To Buy Out M&C New Zealand
City Developments held almost 84% of M&C New Zealand at the close of the offer on Thursday, missing the 90% threshold it needed to delist the hotel company.
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Kenya More Than Doubled Electricity Access Over A Decade
Electricity access soared from 37% in 2013 to 79% in 2023, and Kenya is reaching toward fully renewable electricity in the next decade. But significant gaps remain.
ByChristine Ro,
Contributor
How And When To Start Saving For Retirement
Wondering when to start saving for retirement? Here’s what to know about timing, accounts, and how to catch up if you’re starting late.
BySteve Vernon,
Contributor
3 Tips To Stay Relevant In Your Job As AI Takes Over
More workers are teetering on obsolescence when they should be at the height of their careers. Learning how to use artificial intelligence is one solution.
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How AI Can Demolish Tech Debt
Also in the Forbes CIO newsletter: The case for shared data security ownership, Google stock falls as Apple looks elsewhere, OpenAI reportedly will buy vibe coder.
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An Expert’s Guide To A Stress-Free Mother’s Day
Experts share real ways to ease burnout and create calm this Mother’s Day—from digital detoxes to solo getaways and spa rituals at home.
ByAnna Haines,
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BlackRock-Backed Securitize Raises Strategic Funding From Jump Crypto
As tokenization of real-world assets explodes, two blockchain-focused companies are expanding institutional access.
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Grieving Your Mom Or Child On Mother’s Day? Here’s How To Help Cope
Mother’s Day can be a day of both joy and sorrow. Here’s how to honor loved ones, navigate grief and support others through love and remembrance.
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How Interest Rate Changes Affect Your Finances
Though the Fed declined to change interest rates in its last meeting, interest rates have a big impact on your money.
ByJim Wang,
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DeFi Pioneer’s Superstate To Bring Public Equities To Solana
Canada-listed SOL Strategies will be the first to list its shares through the new platform.
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Even As Companies Retreat From Diversity Efforts, Many Quash Anti-DEI Shareholder Resolutions
Goldman Sachs, Pfizer, Coca-Cola and other big names have successfully blocked shareholder resolutions limiting diversity, equity and inclusion efforts. But that doesn’t mean they are DEI champions.
ByMaria Gracia Santillana Linares,
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