The American economy remains unusually flexible, dynamic and innovative by rich-world standards. This makes it particularly adaptable—especially in times of crisis https://t.co/ysr9Cih1m5 ...

The dilemma—enough freedom for innovation, enough control to prevent disaster—is the central regulatory challenge of the age. Register for free to learn why China’s approach matters https://t.co/ZWgAZJmOgA ...

I don't belong here. Sweating beneath the bright lights, my back against a white tiled wall in a windowless hospital room wearing blue scrubs. But I'm neither doctor nor patient.As the first embedded artist in VCU Health's Department of Surgery, I'm what they call a non-critical observer. With pencil and sketchbook in hand, I sit with my back against the wall and draw the the surgeon as he meets with his patients and their families. But the news, well, the news isn't always good news.At 6' 3", 210bs, I can ...

Everyone talks about disruption. Few build what makes it possible.At America Innovates, co-hosted by America250 and Forbes, we’re spotlighting the leaders building the digital foundations shaping what’s next.⁣Explore an immersive walk-through exhibit and livestreamed conversations with innovators across industries—from transportation and finance to retail and consumer tech.⁣Join us in San Francisco: https://t.co/ApSyJUvysr#Forbes250 #A250 ...

[music] [applause] >> Very good morning. Namaskar. My name is Amitabh Jha.I work with BHEL, India's leading engineering and manufacturing organization. On this theme of TEDx today, my talk will be on innovators, the path breakers. And what I'm going to share with you is broadly in three different scenarios.Organizational perspective, individual insight, and towards end of my talk, I would like to share with the house a model called P Cube model to ignite and to accelerate the path breakers inside us. So, as ...

[applause] >> The world is ever spinning faster. It seems like the globe is rotating faster and faster. Everything is actually faster around us.If you think about artificial intelligence, biotechnology, climate tech, if you think about money spinning the globe from continent to continent in seconds, everything is going faster. But still there are some things that are underneath that that are not actually faster. Our willingness to make decisions, our willingness to commit to unknowns without a proof is actu ...

You need enough freedom for innovation, but enough control to prevent disaster https://t.co/5gUgrGClAy ...

AI isn't the future—it's now. Meet the Forbes 30 Under 30 revolutionaries harnessing machine learning to build robotic astronauts, cut off funding for terrorists, and turn anyone into a genius coder.This is the new class of innovators making history.See the full 2026 #ForbesUnder30 list: https://t.co/o5fMdPuFMs (Photography by Sebastian Nevols; Additional Photography by Guerin Blask) ...

Thomas Edison topped our list of America’s 250 Greatest Historic Innovators. To honor that, we present an interview from our June 15, 1929 issue in which he predicted solar power and electric trains. https://t.co/32JpzJsCts #Forbes250 (Photo: Bettmann Archive via Getty Images) https://t.co/0M8XsY1U8i ...

To celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday, Forbes presents America’s 250 Greatest Historic Innovators — the leaders who didn’t just invent, but built industries and reshaped culture.See the full list: https://t.co/mmU1tbRpWA #Forbes250 https://t.co/ELV1LxWpLs ...