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Forbes

Forbes

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An American magazine about business and money
  • proper noun
  • /fɔrbz/
  • Literature
translation icon : revista Forbes
  • In 1982, Trump was featured on the initial Forbes list of wealth, with an estimated personal value of 200 million dollars.
  • Forbes magazine
  • Forbes list
  • Forbes 400

They're not on the cover of Forbes, they're not on CNN.

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Examples

  • All right, well, Forbes called you one of the best journalists in comedy.

  • That guy's on Forbes' richest list.

  • And, and I have this thing, I, I write articles for Forbes magazine, this sort of stuff.

  • I was going to have a cover story in Forbes.

  • Forbes estimates that your profit margins are higher than ever.

  • Everyone here really appreciates the quote you gave to Forbes.

  • So there was a wonderful article by Steven Kotler published in Forbes about how to find your passion.

  • And I read an article in Forbes about Ben Graham, which is Warren Buffett's teacher.

  • Of course, after Forbes listed Miranda as the top 50 female entrepreneurs in this country, how convenient.

  • The latest issue of Forbes highlights innovative startups in technology.

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Etymology

Forbes the magazine is named after its founder B. C. Forbes, and his last name comes from the old Scottish family name, which is why the magazine carries the family name today.