Knowra Forbes Forbes Forbes is an American business magazine founded in 1917. It is known for reporting and commentary on business and finance, and for rankings of companies and wealthy individuals.
B. C. Forbes : Bertie Charles Forbes was a Scottish-American journalist who founded Forbes magazine in 1917. He established the magazine and shaped its early focus on business reporting.
Forbes 400 : An annual Forbes ranking of the 400 wealthiest people in the United States. It makes the magazine's coverage of American wealth especially visible.
Forbes.com : The website that publishes Forbes journalism, lists, and contributor content. It is the magazine's central digital publishing platform.
Fortune : Fortune is an American business magazine founded in 1930, known for corporate reporting and rankings. It competes with Forbes while sharing its focus on companies, executives, and business lists.
Forbes family : The Forbes family is an American family known for its business, publishing, and political connections. Family ownership directed the magazine for much of its history.
Forbes Billionaires List : Forbes's annual ranking of the world's billionaires, with estimated net worths and sources of wealth. The list is a prominent example of Forbes converting financial reporting into a public ranking.
Forbes contributor model : A publishing approach in which outside contributors publish articles on a media platform, sometimes alongside staff journalists. Forbes's expanded contributor program shaped both its reach and debates about editorial standards.
Bloomberg Businessweek : Bloomberg Businessweek is a business magazine published by Bloomberg, covering companies, markets, technology, and the economy. Its Bloomberg newsroom and market-data orientation provide a distinct model of business journalism.
Steve Forbes : Steve Forbes is an American publisher and politician who led Forbes magazine and ran for president. His editorship and public profile became closely identified with the magazine.
Forbes Under 30 : A Forbes list recognizing young people in business, culture, science, and other fields. It extends the magazine's list-making beyond companies and accumulated wealth.
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