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‘Call This Idiot’: Trump Ordered Cabinet Secretary To Pressure Fed Chair To Cut Rates

In his new book, one-time Trump cabinet member Wilbur Ross claims the then-president threatened to remove Powell as Fed chairman if he kept raising rates.

ByKyle Khan-Mullins,

Forbes Staff

Money In Politics

Trump Vineyard Seeks Foreign Workers At Lower Wages After Trump Administration Policy Shift

ByZach Everson,

Forbes Staff

Innovation

A 'Holy Grail' Sleep Apnea Pill Could Be On The Market Next Year

ByAmy Feldman,

Forbes Staff

Business

Meta Hires Former Trump Official As President

BySara Dorn,

Forbes Staff

Artificial Intelligence

UK Joins EU, Australia, India, More In Grok Deepfake Battle

ByMartina Di Licosa,

Forbes Staff

Billionaires

Asia

Chinese OpenAI Challenger Zhipu’s IPO Mints New Billionaire

Liu Debing, chairman of Zhipu, which operates a ChatGPT-like service called Z.ai, is now worth $2.1 billion.

ByYue Wang,

Senior Contributor

Asia

Korean Private Equity Billionaire Michael Kim Faces Arrest Warrant In Fraud Case

ByCat Wang,

Forbes Staff

Billionaires

How Trump’s Attack On Venezuela May Have Made Him Money

ByKyle Khan-Mullins,

Forbes Staff

Asia

Thai Billionaire Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi’s Frasers Property, Others Selling Prime Singapore Residential Block For $326 Million

ByYessar Rosendar,

Forbes Staff

Money & Markets

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Investing

Fed Chair Powell Vows To Stand Firm Against Trump’s Legal Threats

BySimon Moore,

Senior Contributor

Top Advisor/SHOOK

Forbes | SHOOK Advisors Donate $525,000 Toward Breast Cancer Research

ByR.J. Shook,

Senior Contributor

Taxes

As Tax Season Opens, Be Aware: Your Workplace Devices Aren’t Private

ByKelly Phillips Erb,

Forbes Staff

Taxes

IRS Sets January 26 Start For 2026 Tax Filing Season As Tax Law Changes Take Effect

ByKelly Phillips Erb,

Forbes Staff

Forbes Vetted

We Tested The Best Digital Calendars To Manage Hectic Schedules

BySteven John,

Forbes Staff

Forbes Vetted

We Sourced The Best Pre-Workouts Based On Insights From Nutrition Experts

ByCam Vigliotta,

Forbes Staff

Forbes Vetted

The Best LED Masks Of 2026, Tested On Fine Lines, Blemishes And Dull Skin

ByJane Sung,

Forbes Staff

Forbes Vetted

The 15 Best All-Inclusive Resorts For Families

ByAstrid Taran,

Forbes Staff

Forbes Vetted

Health Experts Weigh In: The 7 Best Protein Powders Of 2026

ByCam Vigliotta,

Forbes Staff

andBrinda Ayer,

Forbes Staff

Education

Money

Forbes’ Top 25 Public Colleges

ByFiona Riley,

Contributor

Education

Penn State And The University Of Texas, Austin Receive Historic Gifts

ByMichael T. Nietzel,

Senior Contributor

Education

University Of Michigan Picks Syracuse Chancellor To Be Next President

ByMichael T. Nietzel,

Senior Contributor

Education

Where’s The Outrage Around Affordability For 20-Somethings?

ByRyan Craig,

Senior Contributor

Lifestyle

Travel

The Safest Airlines In The World, Rated In A 2026 Report

A new report from AirlineRatings.com ranks the safest airlines in the world, along with the safest low-cost airlines, and explains why the margins are tighter than ever.

ByLaura Begley Bloom,

Senior Contributor