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I spoke to Anthony Bourdain, host of "Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown" on CNN, bestselling author and world traveler, before his upcoming speech at the World Business Forum.

With the help of Dave Matthews and Phish's Trey Anastasio, who both performed solo acoustic sets, City Of Hope raised 4.8 million dollars for cancer research at a gala L.A. dinner honoring Red Light Management founder Coran Capshaw.

Passport by ForbesLife chronicles the latest in luxury travel, drinking and dining, fashion—and life's other indulgences.

A troubling UNICEF report and a #MeToo / #HerToo social media movement highlight the need to speak out against violence and sexual abuse.

"When the people have plenty, the government will also have plenty. But when the people are starving and unemployed, how can the government expect to carry on business as usual?"

We have been living in a world of digital disruption for more than two decades, but the new digital economy is redefining the rules of the game.

The Project Scorpio Edition is Microsoft's special collector's version of the Xbox One X, and there are still some available at Target.

A look at the rise of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) as companies turn to raising money with use of cyrptocurrencies as opposed to going through the more traditional venture capital route.

Get the latest MLB gossip before the hot stove really heats up.

No, Rotten Tomatoes is not going to start hiding its reviews for big Hollywood movies.

Breeders' Cup Saturday is the best betting day of the year, and some public handicappers offer their thoughts on how to cash a ticket.

Ohio is one state that has ordered referees to stay put in light of walkouts elsewhere.

Rhonesha Byng is the founder and CEO of Her Agenda, a digital media platform for millennial women. This is a typical day in her life.

Chandelier-rich former celebrity hangout rivaled The Playboy Mansion on the entertainment scene.

Movies and physical retail help propel the Chinese giant toward becoming the world’s most valuable company, perhaps as early as next year.

What took place this week in the credit card and payment industries.

President Trump should approach his meeting with Xi Jinping next week with patience, rather than in a hurry to make a "deal."

President Trump should approach his meeting with Xi Jinping next week with patience, rather than in a hurry to make a "deal."

Exploring, discovering and rediscovering great music in new recordings and old music in great recordings. Chances are you thought that Mendelssohn's String Symphnonies, if you knew them at all, were "nice". Ouch. You won't think that any longer after hearing these performances!

The House Tax Reform proposal has over $60 billion in populist tax raisers that target pay, perks and benefits of senior executives that no one is talking about. Read about them here.

Americans were more willing to open their wallets in September, an encouraging sign of what Santa might bring for investors. I think this news bodes well for the consumer discretionary sector as we head toward the busy holiday shopping season, already expected to be strong compared to last year’s.

Tareck El Aissami will decide how American investors holding Venezuelan debt ultimately get paid...if at all.

The growth in the private jet card market continues to spur new products, new players and innovation. Here's a wrap-up of highlights from last month.

Most investors around the world can open an account and buy a US registered ETF like any other equity or fixed income issue. ETFs trade like a stock or bond. An ETF provides a widely diversified, inexpensive, regulated, transparent, and liquid basket of stocks or bonds.

With considerable success, educators supporting civic learning and democratic engagement have endeavored to regenerate the sense of empathy, shared responsibility, initiative, and courage celebrated in some Norman Rockwell paintings and in tales from the freedom movements of bygone days.