Amy Feldman

On August 4, 2021, the Set Decorators Society of America (SDSA) announced the winners for its 2020 SDSA Awards for Television, presented by co-hosts, SDSA Director Gene Cane and JoAnn Vara from the SDSA Board of Directors, filmed at Fairmont Miramar in Santa Monica, California. You can watch the ful…

Vicarious Surgical, backed by Bill Gates and now going public in a SPAC deal, hopes to reach $1 billion in revenue by 2027 as it takes on the goliath of surgical robots.

From Google to Tesla, immigrants have built some of America’s biggest and most valuable companies. But it is now getting tougher, and may even become impossible for the next-generation of immigrant entrepreneurs to carve their niche

The Set Decorators Society of America (SDSA) announced the nominations for its first SDSA Television Awards 2020 via a video announcement from SDSA Executive Director Gene Cane and Board of Directors Member JoAnn Vara at Astek. The nominees were chosen by the over 600 members of the group, celebrati…

It’s hard to flawlessly churn out billions of doses of drugs—and we aren’t doing a great job of it. A Midas List VC pulled together a dream team that says it’s come up with a better, faster way.

Ahead of International Women’s Day, we share the 21 most inspiring and enduring Forbes articles on the female entrepreneurs and executives who have defined the 21st century so far.

Looking good this year mattered far less than feeling good. Lower down on the list of trends 2020 will be remembered for is how the world let its hair get shaggy—and how many stopped wearing pants to business meetings. Here are some of the best beauty and style stories of 2020.

Why Brooklyn-based Prose is betting millions that Americans will fork over $25 for customised shampoo. Then rinse and repeat

About three months ago, the company worked with municipalities in the areas surrounding their Green Bay and Muskogee mills to let residents know they can put out the plastic-coated cups as part of blue-bin curbside recycling.

Available for sale from Pazo Fine Art, Amy Feldman, Dead-Ringer Duo (2013), Acrylic on canvas, 20 × 20 × 1/2 in

For the sixth year in a row, Forbes, in partnership with TrueBridge Capital Partners, has searched the country for the next unicorns. In a tough year, these 25 fast-growing companies stand out.

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The fire killed 146 workers, spurred modern workplace regulations, and continues to animate politicians eager to spotlight corporate sin. Just how culpable were the Shirtwaist Kings?

Customised organisms will transform the way we manufacture everything from car seats to cellphones. A group of MIT-trained scientists at $1.4 billion synthetic biology startup Ginkgo Bioworks is brewing a revolution

In three years, Rothy’s saw sales of more than $140 million; now, they must balance expansion with fending off copycats

Gene-hacking unicorn Ginkgo Bioworks pushed further into medicine with the acquisition of Warp Drive Bio’s genome mining platform and its antibiotics discovery deal with Roche. “This is a big part of the future of Ginkgo,” CEO Jason Kelly told Forbes.

Nascar driver Brad Keselowski launches an advanced manufacturing company to build off motorsports’ early adoption of 3-D printing technology.

Artificial intelligence has come to the oil patch, accelerating a technical change that is transforming the conditions for the oil and gas industry’s 150,000 U.S. workers.

By Kim Cook For The Associated Press Our rooms speak volumes about us — and set decorators for television shows specialize in knowing what they can

Can a Silicon Valley startup save America’s small farms? It has raised nearly $200 million to find out—but Big Ag is fighting back