‘The Gentlemen’ Sets A Rare Netflix Top 10 Record, Boosting Season 3
‘The Gentlemen’ season 2 did not start strong, but now it’s building momentum on the Netflix top 10 list, and that bodes well for season 3 in a few ways.
Economy
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What Could Get More Expensive With A September Fed Rate Hike
If the Fed raises interest rates on Wednesday, carrying a credit card balance and taking out new loans could become more expensive.
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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Becomes Highest-Grossing Film Ever At Domestic Box Office
The new Spider-Man film surpassed a record set by “Star Wars: The Force Awakens,” according to its distributor Sony.
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Commanders Release Stadium Renderings With Distinct Seating Bowl
A ‘unified’ seating bowl defines a fresh approach to seating within the planned new stadium for the Washington Commanders
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2026 Biltmore Championship Preview, Full Field, And Odds
Taking a look at the odds, field, as well as predictions for the inaugural Biltmore Championship to be held in Asheville, North Carolina this weekend.
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What To Do When The Career That Made You Successful No Longer Fits
What happens when the career that made you successful no longer fits because you’re unwilling to keep trading health, sleep, and family for income and status?
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A Premier Cancer Hospital Makes Its Data Available To Doctors Nationwide Through OpenEvidence
Memorial Sloan Kettering opens up its cancer data through OpenEvidence. Which healthcare and biotech entrepreneurs made the Forbes 400 for the first time. Persistent generic cancer drug shortages. These stories and more in this week’s Forbes InnovationRx newsletter.
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LIV Golf Announces Major Changes To 2027 Tournament Format
LIV Golf announces changes to 2027 format including a field expansion, a cut system, and Monday qualifiers.
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House Lawmakers Introduce Bill That Could Expose Epstein Associates’ Abuse
The bill could get around billionaire Leon Black’s refusal to testify about his non-disclosure agreements with women.
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Iraq Continues Rotary-Wing Diversification With Bell Helicopter Order
While Iraq can no longer rely on Russia for helicopters as it once did, it will most likely continue its policy of fielding a diversified rotary-wing fleet.