Classic Forbes Interviews With America’s Greatest InnovatorsThe groundbreaking men and women who built the United States have talked to Forbes about their vision and passion for the future for more than a century. Here they are in their own words. https://t.co/h8MHSdkdvI #Forbes250 ...

What business people, anywhere, do not know that America is dynamic, innovative and awash with capital? Are they learning this, for the first time, at the SelectUSA Investment Summit? https://t.co/H6cvYZ35L0 ...

For week 2 of our Freedom 250 campaign, we’re highlighting another transformational milestone in the history of our capital markets: the invention of the stock ticker.A quick history lesson below ⬇️📚Before stock tickers, brokers relied on messengers running handwritten slips of paper between exchanges and brokerage offices. In 1867, Edward Calahan created a system of telegraphy that converted stock-price signals into stamped codes on ticker tape, significantly speeding up the transfer of information. This n ...

Remind those what 3 Mile Island means to many and why it's so important that it comes back online. Okay. To many, it means nuclear disaster.1979, it was the site of the worst nuclear accident in US history. But let's keep in mind, 1979 was, like, a long time ago. No.Last night, I actually told my son, hey. I have this big story coming out on 3 Mile Island. He's like, what's that.So for a lot of us, it has a lot of meaning, but for younger people, it has no meaning at all. Will, you don't talk about your job ...

Le minétisme comme force de résilience. Un mardi après-midi, comme souvent après le travail, je marche une heure de marche, un rituel avec le son d'un podcast dans mes oreilles. Un format où on invite des auteurs, des chercheurs, où l'on transforme la connaissance scientifique en outil concret pour mieux vivre.J'ai un profondément ce format et ce jour-là, l'épisode que j'écoute s'intitule How to reinvent. Comment se réinventer, comment rebondir quel que soit notre âge. Et me voici marchant montant la collin ...

When I was 13, I filled a classroom with smoke. And that's when I learned something about curiosity. My 15-year-old brother was substituting for a Sunday science enrichment class.We had absolutely no idea what we're doing. But we did know one thing. After-school programs were boring.So, whatever we created had to be different. Something kids would actually look forward to. That day, we filled a room with theatrical smoke, we handed out small glass mirrors, and the kid bounced 3D laser beams around the room ...

RT Tesla Owners Silicon Valley (@teslaownersSV)NEVER GIVE UP.Elon Musk built Tesla and SpaceX through near-bankruptcy, missed deadlines and constant pressure. Most companies don’t survive that. He kept pushing anyway.That mindset is why rockets land, cars drive themselves and new industries keep getting rewritten. https://t.co/BIfA3VvXfY ...

NEVER GIVE UP.Elon Musk built Tesla and SpaceX through near-bankruptcy, missed deadlines and constant pressure. Most companies don’t survive that. He kept pushing anyway.That mindset is why rockets land, cars drive themselves and new industries keep getting rewritten. https://t.co/BIfA3VvXfY ...