Global Game
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I'm going to do the right thing for the country: Donald Trump
On October 6, President Trump sat down for a frank exchange of views with Forbes's editor, Randall Lane, and then chief product officer, Lewis D'Vorkin. Here is a condensed version of that 50-minute exchange. We quote the president verbatim and have not corrected errors of fact. The full transcript is available at www. forbes.com/trump-interview
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Trump's deal-making: Winner takes all
For decades, Donald Trump made deals with an "I win, you lose" mentality. Little surprise that he is bringing the same philosophy to governing the most powerful nation on earth
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Bob Parsons: Tee for 'Tude
After cashing in on GoDaddy, brash billionaire Bob Parsons has focussed his energy on two passions—custom motorcycles and extreme golf. Along the way, he's changing how we ride and drive
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Incyte: The right chemistry
Incyte has one cancer blockbuster, and it's got Wall Street banking on another. Its secret: Embracing an older age of pharma
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WeWork: Changing everyone's office experience
At $20 billion, WeWork is the most valuable startup in America outside of Uber and Airbnb. The bet: Rather than just building co-working spaces, it's going to change everyone's office experience
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Optoro: The point of all returns
How Optoro is building a billion-dollar business helping companies cope with America's mountain of rejected merchandise
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The EV revolution continues to charge ahead
Three Chinese car companies are taking over Formula E racing
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Stevens Institute of Technology: School of quant
As computers overtake investing, a small college in New Jersey is remaking itself as the preeminent training ground for Wall Street's financial engineers. It can teach you a few lessons
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Edging away from China: Taiwan flies South
The reiteration of a policy push towards emerging Asia, as China ties fray, follows an entrepreneurial trail
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The business of convincing Chinese kids to join US colleges
Companies like Bangdai counsel students on what they should study there and charge a hefty fee in return
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The many faces of Harvey Mudd
Diversity strengthens—and nowhere has that lesson been better applied than on a tiny, geeky campus in southern California