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Meet the #ForbesUnder30 Class of 2022: on.forbes.com/6015JWAAz
Our 10th anniversary #ForbesUnder30 class is set to define the next decade — and beyond
We published the first edition of the #ForbesUnder30 a decade ago, with one clear goal: to identify the new guard, the young innovators, trailblazers and disruptors remaking our world
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In honor of the 10th anniversary of the #ForbesUnder30, we’ve picked the 30 all-time all-stars: on.forbes.com/6011JWnkd Image
Ten years. 100,000 nominees. 6,000 revolutionaries across 20 industries. Within this all-time #ForbesUnder30 list: a Nobel laureate, six social media bigwigs, two crypto kings, two EV evangelists and the top-earning female athlete ever
Miley Cyrus rose to fame as a teen thanks to her starring role in Disney's popular TV series Hannah Montana. She was on the #ForbesUnder30 list in 2014 and is now on the Hall of Fame. "If I know there's going to be a greater reward by taking a greater risk, usually I'll do it." Image
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When Spotify arrived in the U.S. in 2011, streaming was a $600 million business, accounting for 4% of the recording industry’s annual global revenue on.forbes.com/6010Jm2re Image
In 2020, streaming services delivered $13.4 billion in sales, representing 62% of industry revenue. Last year, Spotify paid out $5 billion to rights holders, mostly the big labels, which passed along an estimated $500 million of that to recording artists
“Let’s be real,” Spotify CEO Daniel Ek says. “I had no idea Spotify’s cultural and monetary impact would ever be this big.” Image
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Congratulations to The Independent's Race Correspondent, @Nadine_Writes who has been honoured on the #ForbesUnder30 list 👏

Follow this thread to see all of her latest stories on racial injustice and issues affecting the lives of people of colour ⬇️
Everything the Race Commission report misses, from evidence to humanity ⬇️

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Richard Okorogheye: Mother speaks of devastation after police divers find body in search for missing student ⬇️

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1/x I am logging off for 2020 including from Twitter. Reflecting on a great year for the #EV industry:

1. A global pandemic and economic shutdown couldn't stop the industry. Final numbers TBD but I bet on another year of EV #growth and #ICE decline. Will be watching @rhomotion
2/x The make-up of ownership in the #supplychain continues to change. In lithium, Pilbara/Altura and Tianqi/IGO foreshadow that there is potential for more deals across the full supply chain before prices rise. Will be watching @amiller_bmi for more

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3/x Yes, the #battery #chemicals price spikes will happen - my personal prediction is within the next 18 months. See point #1 - another year of not-enough-investment-in-supply isnt going to make demand easier to meet. Will be watching @CDMRawles for more
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The 600 entrepreneurs, activists, athletes, scientists and entertainers who made our 10th annual list of the brightest young innovators provide millions of reasons to believe in a better tomorrow. Perhaps billions on.forbes.com/6011HK0bH #ForbesUnder30
This year was unlike any other in the decade Forbes has spent chronicling North America’s up-and-coming youth. But this year’s group can truly call themselves battle-tested, having successfully navigated a global pandemic and recession. We broke down the list—by the numbers
49.3% of this year's #ForbesUnder30 honorees self identify as a person of color
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Meet the top young entrepreneurs of the #ForbesUnder30 2021 list: on.forbes.com/6015HKY81
As North America settles in for a long pandemic winter, there are bright spots on the horizon. Hundreds of them #ForbesUnder30
The 600 young entrepreneurs, activists, scientists, and entertainers featured in our 10th Annual #ForbesUnder30 list gives everyone reason to hope
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Tomorrow, the 10th annual #ForbesUnder30 comes out. Fronting the issue: Travis Scott, who originally made the list based on his music credentials, but now helps major companies rethink their brands—and changing how celebrities and corporations interact on.forbes.com/6018HKVo0
Before he was Travis Scott, the guy who could turn flash-frozen beef patties into zeitgeist fodder, he was Jacques Webster II, who usually went by “Jack” or “Junior” #ForbesUnder30
3 years ago, he made the #ForbesUnder30 based on his music credentials. Now he’s helping major companies rethink their brands—and changing how celebrities and corporations interact
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Meet the 30-year-old who is betting on bold economic plans to jumpstart his city: on.forbes.com/6014GN3Jr #deacadeofu30 Image
#ForbesUnder30 alum Michael Tubbs was elected mayor of Stockton 4 years ago—and now he's up for reelection, with a bipartisan, market-based strategy
His mayoral victory was historic in several ways. Tubbs was Stockton’s first Black mayor, and, at just 26, he was the youngest major city mayor in America Image
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The situation with education is so different in non-premier colleges:
1. Students buy degree projects
2. Write their practical exam of computer programming by just copy-pasting
3. Nobody tells them about the opportunities available outside
4. They end up not getting a job, not because of the college but because of themselves
5. They don't have proper skills or they were waiting for someone to spoon-feed them or guide them
6. They spread a wrong message to upcoming batches
7. A computer engineering student can't even use Gmail (Yes!)
8. Students basically copy-paste the resume including career objective and skills
9. They don't know about any platform like LinkedIn, Github
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