Nov 30, 2025How This College Dropout Is Monetizing The AI Wave With Education Startup The RundownAt the University of Victoria in British Columbia, Rowan Cheung sat through hours of lectures but say he retained nothing. He dropped out and turned to YouTube to learn technical skills like coding, design and marketing. When the AI boom hit, Cheung saw an opportunity to teach otHers who, like him, preferred learning outside the traditional classroom. In 2023, he founded The Rundown AI, a Vancouver-based media company that now has 2 million newsletter subscribers, 1.5 million followers across social media (including Cheung’s own accounts) and podcast interviews with tech titans including Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg and Microsoft’s Satya Nadella. “Our goal was to take all this complex information and simplify it for the everyday person in five minutes,” he says. He has since expanded to online education, offering AI workshops via The Rundown University, which (for $1,000 a year) offers courses on topics such as “AI for Design” and “Agentic Development.” The bootstrapped startup booked $3 million in 2024 revenue and projects $7 million in 2025, coming from a diverse stream of subscriptions, AI workshops and deep-pocketed advertisers including Google, Salesforce and Amazon.ByKirsten TaggartForbes StaffWATCH
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Oct 30, 2025Mark Zuckerberg Loses $25 Billion—Now World’s Fifth-Richest As Meta Shares PlummetEarnings fell significantly below Wall Street’s expectations, though Meta said it would have exceeded projections before a hefty tax charge. ByTy RoushForbes Staff
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Sep 18, 2025Meta Shares Rise In Premarket After It Unveils New $799 AI Smart GlassesCEO Mark Zuckerberg claimed the company’s new Meta Ray-Ban Display are “ideal form factor for personal superintelligence.”BySiladitya RayForbes Staff
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Aug 14, 2025Mark Zuckerberg’s Home School Ran Afoul Of Zoning Regulations, He’s Not AloneWhile everyone loves a bit of millionaire on billionaire neighborhood drama, the issues at stake in the dispute have wider implications for education across the countryByMichael McShaneFormer Contributor
Aug 12, 2025What Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s AI Manifesto Signals For LeadershipMeta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s AI manifesto doubles as a blueprint for two leadership principles every modern workplace needs to thrive.ByJulian Hayes IIContributor
Aug 10, 2025Mark Zuckerberg And Personal SuperintelligenceZuckerberg argues AI progress toward superintelligence is inevitable, and the priority should be personal empowerment—via data ownership and new interfaces like AI glasses—balanced with safety and openness decisions that define this decade. ByJohn WernerContributor
Jul 16, 2025Mark Zuckerberg Goes On Trial Today In $8 Billion Meta Privacy Lawsuit—What To KnowThe lawsuit targets billionaires including Zuckerberg, Sheryl Sandberg, Marc Andreessen, Peter Thiel and Reed Hastings—along with Biden’s former chief of staff.ByAlison DurkeeForbes Staff
Jun 30, 2025Steal These Tactics From Jeff Bezos And Mark ZuckerbergSometimes the CEO’s most effective strategy is applying a personal touch, especially when hiring and leading great teams.ByAlisa CohnFormer Contributor
Jun 25, 2025If Meta Is A ‘Monopoly,’ Why Is Mark Zuckerberg Offering ‘Big Bucks’?"Monopolists" don't offer big bucks. They don't need to. ByJohn TamnyContributor