Jul 17, 2019Billionaire Haim Saban To Invest $500 Million In New Record LabelThe label will focus on Latin music at a time when the global music industry is perhaps more valuable than ever.ByMadeline BergFormer Staff
Oct 17, 2017Varsity Billionaires: These Forbes 400 Members Played Sports In CollegeTwenty-six members of The Forbes 400 played a varsity sport in college. The most popular sport was football, followed by basketball.ByIgor BosilkovskiSenior Contributor
Jul 30, 2014Startup Schools: America's Most Entrepreneurial Universities 2014Stanford out-muscled its East Coast rivals to top FORBES' 2014 most entrepreneurial universities list.ByLiyan ChenForbes Staff
Mar 31, 2014The Man Who Owns A Magna CartaDavid Rubenstein offers a tour of his new gallery at the National Archives featuring the only privately owned copy of the Magna Carta--his.ByAbram BrownFormer Staff
Oct 3, 2012David Rubenstein And The Carlyle Group: The Kings Of CapitalPrivate equity is the most politicized, scrutinized, vilified industry in America. Yet David Rubenstein and the Carlyle Group, once poster children for Beltway connections, have managed to both avoid the criticism--and rake in billions.ByNathan VardiFormer Staff
May 4, 2012No News Is Good News For Carlyle's Three BillionairesCarlyle Group founders William Conway, Daniel D'Aniello and David Rubenstein. The Carlyle Group hit the Nasdaq stock exchange on Thursday morning at $22 per share, priced below the initial projected range of $23-$25 and at the low end of the underwriters' revised range of $22-$23. The idea was to attract investors by offering the shares at [...]ByEdwin DurgyForbes Staff
May 2, 2012Carlyle Group Prices IPO At $22, Low End Of Reduced RangePrivate equity firm hopes selling shares at a discount to peers will pay off.BySteve SchaeferFormer Staff
Mar 17, 2012Janet Hill Joining Carlyle BoardVideoOne of the most interesting newcomers to the Carlyle Group is not a billionaire. The private equity firm has long been dominated by Forbes 400 members David Rubenstein, William Conway Jr. and Daniel D'Aniello. This week, in preparation for its IPO, the company filed documents listing several new director nominees. Best known are [...]ByLaurie BennettContributor
Jan 10, 2012Carlyle's Billionaire Trio Won't Join PE Pals On NYSE, Opt For NasdaqPrivate equity firm updates IPO filing with SEC.BySteve SchaeferFormer Staff
Oct 11, 2010Odd JobsThey started out as enterprising kids. Who knew they would become billionaires?ByForbes GuestContributor
Aug 26, 2010In Pictures: Billionaires Of The BeltwayWashington's richest generally have little to do with political life in the nation's capital.ByBrian WingfieldForbes Staff
Aug 26, 2010Billionaires Of The BeltwayWashington's richest generally have little to do with political life in the nation's capital.ByBrian WingfieldForbes Staff
Mar 10, 2010In Pictures: Billionaires' Bad BetsSeven investments that soured in 2009 for finance titans.ByDuncan GreenbergForbes Staff
Sep 30, 2009How Billionaires Control Our LivesThe wealthiest Americans control what you eat, what you wear and how you listen to music. Here's a look at their influence on one fictional New Yorker.ByKeren BlankfeldFormer Staff
Dec 3, 2007In Pictures: America's Greediest CitiesThe 10 U.S. cities that have the most individual fortunes per capita.ByElisabeth EavesContributor
Sep 20, 2007The Forbes 400One billion dollars is no longer enough to get into America's most exclusive club.