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Forbes

(fōrbz),

Gilbert B., 20th-century U.S. pediatrician. See: Forbes disease.

Forbes

(fōrbz),

A.P., 20th-century U.S. physician. See: Forbes-Albright syndrome.

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Wally spent the next five to six years with the Forbes newsletters, leaving in 1970 about the time Forbes sold The Forbes Investor to United Business Services in Boston.

Wallace Forbes, in and out of Forbes newsletters, and then in again

Forbes not only discusses "stocks she likes" for this Private Screening, but her overall outlook for the stock market.

The bigger, the better

In 1996, Forbes was clearly the policy thinker and innovator among Republican candidates.

FORBES: SPEAKING FREELY

According to the FEC's complaint, while a candidate for president Forbes disseminated his opinions about issues "on which he was also relying in his presidential campaign" in his "Fact and Comment" column in Forbes magazine.

Speaking fees

But Farhad Forbes admits that his decision to return to his home country, from a plum job in California's Silicon Valley, was one of the toughest of his life.

Brain drain in reverse: fifteen years ago, Farhad Forbes packed his bags in California's Silicon Valley and returned to India to help run his family's business

The flagship publication is the Gilder Technology Report, which is edited by George Gilder, the founding editor of a technology segment of Forbes magazine called Forbes A.

Forbes enters newsletter field with tech titles

In one sure sign that Forbes has become a household figure, his name recently came up in an argument for an anti-cloning bill.