Hank Tucker is a staff writer based in New Jersey who covers investing trends and Wall Street's difference-makers. He joined Forbes in 2019 and has also reported on the world's billionaires for Forbes' wealth team and was previously an assistant editor covering money and markets.
Forbes Iconoclast Summit 2024: How The World’s Top Investors Are Viewing The Bull Market
Dozens of top investors and an audience with $20 trillion in assets under management discussed where they're still seeing opportunities and how new technology like AI will influence markets.
Daughter Of Famed Financier Reginald Lewis Launches Multifamily Office Beatrice Advisors
Founded by Christina Lewis, Beatrice Advisors will be the first multifamily office founded by a Black woman.
The World’s Largest Semiconductor Companies 2024: Why Nvidia Is The Hottest Stock Of The Decade
Tech juggernaut Nvidia is the envy of the semiconductor industry, with a near monopoly in the most desirable AI chips. Its breathtaking climb up the Forbes Global 2000 ranking may be just beginning.
Inside The Global 2000: United States Grows More Dominant Among World’s Largest Companies
With JPMorgan leading the list, the United States has widened its lead as home to the world's biggest companies according to Forbes’ annual Global 2000 ranking. Strong U.S. markets should be thanked.
Pershing Square Stake Sale Makes Bill Ackman $5 Billion Richer, Turns Ryan Israel Into A Billionaire
Ackman sold 10% of Pershing Square at a $10.5 billion valuation, selling the idea that his rising profile and an imminent U.S. fund launch will bring in more assets.