Economy
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Japan CPI steady in August, core inflation eases ahead of BOJ rate hike
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Paxton And Talarico Neck-And-Neck In Tight Texas Senate Race: New Poll
On “Forbes Newsroom,” Emerson College Polling senior director Matt Taglia discussed the recent poll that shows Ken Paxton and James Talarico in a tight Senate race.
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Golden Dome Is Bad For Defense, And Bad For Taxpayers
Golden Dome is neither feasible as a defense system nor affordable for taxpayeers.
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Nation’s Second-Largest Homebuilder Warns Immigration Crackdown LeavingTrade Partners With ‘No Crews’
Real estate developer Lennar said about 20% of its divisions are feeling labor pressure from immigration crackdowns.
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Forbes Celebrates America’s Most Successful Immigrants At Forbes Immigrant 250 Celebration
Forbes gathered leaders, entrepreneurs and changemakers in New York City on Wednesday evening to celebrate Forbes 250: America’s Most Successful Immigrants.
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The World’s Best Fine Dining Restaurant, According To TripAdvisor
Tripadvisor has named the best fine dining restaurant in the world for 2026, and for the second year in a row, the top spot belongs to an Argentine steakhouse.
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Toys R Us Opening 120 New U.S. Stores In Time For The Holiday Season
Toys R Us is continuing its growth trajectory under new ownership with the opening of 120 new standalone U.S. stores.
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Will AI Kill All Humans? Bill Foster Answers That—And What Lawmakers Are Doing About It
Congressman Bill Foster (D-IL) joined “Forbes Newsroom” to discuss legislation to implement guardrails on AI amid safety concerns.
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El-Sayed Holds Slight Lead Over Rogers In Tight Michigan Senate Race: New Poll
On “Forbes Newsroom,” Emerson College Polling senior director Matt Taglia discussed the recent poll showing a tight race for Michigan’s Senate seat.