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 Fronting the issue: Travis Scott, who originally made the list based on his music credentials, but now helps major companies rethink their brands—and changing how celebrities and corporations interact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
Scott, to successful effect, has pursued a hybrid model in which he’s working with and within big brands, but in ways where he’s telling them what to do or say, rather than the reverse. “Those guys are allowing us to really dive in and create our own world,” he says
The Forbes Healthcare Summit is happening now and we're so excited for the opportunity to discuss the development of breakthrough medicine and the future of healthcare with talented industry leaders #ForbesHealth
World Champion and Mental Health Advocate Michael Phelps kicked off the summit along with Cigna Corporation president and CEO David Cordani to discuss the impact of social determinants such as loneliness and resiliency on health outcomes #ForbesHealth
World Champion and Mental Health Advocate Michael Phelps on his personal experience #ForbesHealth
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
Forbes estimates China paid Trump at least $5.4 million since he took office, via a mysterious Trump Tower lease on.forbes.com/6012GACoq by @DanAlexander21
President Donald Trump, who declared “I don’t make money from China” in last night’s presidential debate, has in fact collected millions of dollars from government-owned entities in China since he took office
The Trump Organization reportedly donated a total of $343,000 to the U.S. Treasury in 2017 and 2018, Trump’s first 2 years as president
Once America’s richest jeweler, Alex and Ani’s Carolyn Rafaelian has lost $900 million in less than 2 years—and no longer works for the company she founded
Rafaelian made the Forbes’ list of America’s Richest #SelfMadeWomen for 4 years straight, starting in 2016. The year she appeared on the cover, she ranked No. 18 and was worth $1 billion. In 2020, she fell out of the ranks entirely