Matt Schifrin

Berkshire Hathaway’s longtime vice chairman, Charles Munger, passed away yesterday at age 99. This Forbes cover story from 1996, reveals just how transformational he was for Warren Buffett.

Take a peek into the sprawling real estate portfolios of America’s richest people.

How do you build enough wealth to reach the ranks of the Forbes 400 Richest Americans? Eight of the greatest investors of all time share strategies and life lessons that have guided them.

As bank failures rattle investors and test regulators, it’s time to rethink America’s financial system. One old solution, despised by regulators, might be just what the doctor ordered.

Lawyer turned private equity titan, David Rubenstein, shares wisdom from his interviews with the world’s greatest investors.

Amid stock market turmoil, Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment will slurp up ailing DVD kiosk merchant Redbox Entertainment.

Blackmagic Design’s Grant Petty turned the chip on his shoulder about Hollywood’s tech elite into a one of the most innovative manufacturers of inexpensive filmmaking equipment. Thanks to the pandemic, business is booming.

Lockdowns not only turbocharged the growth of digital businesses like Zoom and Netflix—they also gave a jolt to the world’s largest electric guitar maker.

How to solve California’s housing crisis? Turn luxury apartments into workforce housing financed by the nation’s most notorious junk municipal bond peddlers.

Despite its problems and detractors, the smartphone stock brokerage is seeding the next generation of investors and entrepreneurs.

As giants like Netflix, Amazon and Disney battle for streaming dominance and Oscars, a little known company is on a tear, gobbling up lesser known streamers, film distribution and production companies.

Before Covid-19, scores of the nation’s private colleges were already facing a financial health pandemic. Things have gotten worse—and here’s a report card.

Deposit deadlines have passed, but plenty of good colleges still have space.

The pandemic is wreaking havoc on campuses, but that could be good news for graduating high school seniors.

How financially fit is your Alma mater? Forbes' 2019 College Financial Grades paint a grim picture for most.

We recently lost a stock market maven zealous in his devotion to empowering small investors.

Amid wild market swings, four investment mavens, place their bets for the next 12 months.

Under the direction of Nicholas Galluccio, $3.3 billion (assets) Teton Advisors is laser-focused on finding bargains among small companies.

Wallace Forbes, youngest son of the magazine's founder, recalls the early days of the business and working with his siblings.

A century of business journalism. Herewith are some of the high points and low points in our coverage.