While the advantages of new technologies in the healthcare arena might be obvious, the path to implementing these technologies is not always straightforward.
For these entrepreneurs, educators, athletes and dreamers, age has no limits.
Here’s how to leverage data for customer acquisition and success.
Dawn Staley became one of the highest-paid coaches in women’s college basketball when she negotiated a $22.4 million contract extension in 2021. Today she—along with the 49 other changemakers on this list—is using her position and influence to create brighter futures for the next generation.
After decades serving as the face of other people’s brands, the actor has a new gig: hair-care entrepreneur.
Beating the summer heat is important for your mental health. Here's how to stay mentally and physically healthy and productive during the remaining hottest months.
Bad ideas, such as rent control, are like movie monsters: They keep re-emerging from the swamp.
This seismic shift is forcing filmmakers to grapple with complex questions of authorship, copyright and fair use—issues that could make or break careers and studios al...
We expect Amazon to report strong results, with earnings beating the consensus and revenues being in line (just above) with the expectations.
Lynn Malerba, one of the members of the 2024 50 Over 50: Impact list, is the first woman to lead the Mohegan Tribe in nearly 300 years and the first Native American to oversee the production and distribution of currency in U.S. history.
This neat little streamer offers high quality audio with support for almost every music streaming services. It offers a lot of value for money.
Automation and AI are business buzzwords these days. Agility Robotics CEO Peggy Johnson—along with her cohort of “over 50” inventors, scientists and STEM superstars—are leading the charge in advancing these technologies for good.
The Cigna Group reported $1.5 billion in second quarter profits as the provider of health insurance, pharmacy benefits and services reaped new clients.
In 1974, President Gerald Ford signed the Equal Credit Opportunity Act into law, making it illegal for lenders to require that women have a male cosigner when applying for credit cards, mortgages or bank accounts. This landmark legislation happened within the lifetimes of the 2024 50 Over 50 listees, and so we asked them to share what this anniversary means to them.
The achievements of the women on the 2024 50 Over 50 list shatter long-held stereotypes about age and gender. Women over the age of 50 have arrived—and then some.
Director Ava DuVernay is at the forefront of finding freedom outside of Hollywood’s traditional studio system. Fran Horowitz made Abercrombie cool again, while pitmaster Lee Ann Whippen is proving that barbecue isn’t just for the boys. These are true culture creators.
The members of the Forbes 50 Over 50 manage billions of dollars of investments, conduct world-class orchestras and consistently break athletic records. But where did they get their start? We asked, and they answered.
While there are various paths to financial success, starting a business stands out as one of the most promising.
Bourgeois Bohème also called BoBo Fintech, a cutting-edge wealth platform, is redefining the way affluent clients manage their finances, blending high-tech functionality with high-end lifestyle services.
The very first Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider is headed to auction at Monterey Car Week this month, with a guide price of $18 million.
Konstantin Dzhengozov is the CFO and co-founder of Payhawk, the first Unicorn to emerge form Bulgaria.
Real Madrid teenager Endrick was hailed by a teammate and his head coach Carlo Ancelotti after making his Los Blancos debut against AC Milan in Chicago on Wednesday.
INHORGENTA and India’s Gem & Jewellery Promotion Council announced that as Inhorgenta 2025's partner country, India will present a spacious; intriguing jewelry pavilion.
Any hotel aficionado will immediately know that designer Nicola Harding has spearheaded the £3.5m revamp of the property.
The South American champions Brazil scraped into the last eight of the Women's Football Tournament but play the quarter-finals without their all-time leading scorer Marta
