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Review: Mastodon’s ‘Marrow Deep’ Is A Long Awaited Return To Form

Mastodon return with their strongest album in years and the first to feature the band's new lead guitarist Nick Johnston.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

Kristen Stewart Stoner Comedy ‘The Wrong Girls’ Seeks New Audience On Streaming After Brief Theater Run

"The Wrong Girls," starring Kristen Stewart, Alia Shawkat, LaKeith Stanfield and the voice of Seth Rogen, arrives on digital streaming this week after the film fizzled in theaters.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

What The Future Of Syria’s Shattered Air Force Could Look Like

Syria's future air force will look nothing like its overwhelmingly Soviet-supplied predecessor, which is most definitely on its last legs, if not all but dead.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

Trump Says Communities Will Be ‘Backwards And Poor’ If They Oppose Data Centers

A majority of Americans oppose construction of data centers in their local areas, according to a 2026 Gallup survey.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

El-Sayed So Far Hasn’t Condemned Hasan Piker—But Dismissed Him As ‘Streamer In California’

“I am not interested in a conversation about a social media person in California,” he said over the weekend.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

Katseye Joins K-Pop Royalty With Its First No. 1 Album

The 'Wild EP makes Katseye the fourth all-female group to rule the Billboard 200 this decade, following K-pop acts Blackpink, NewJeans and Twice.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

Is It Safe To Eat Beef? What To Know About Major Recall, Imports And Trump’s Tariff-Free Meat

Questions are swirling around a plan to import “discounted” foreign meat.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

There’s A ‘Lanterns’ Episode 3 Takeaway That’s Totally Wrong

For some, Lanterns episode 3 was the best episode of the highly praised series so far. Others declared it far and away the worst. But some are getting a key point wrong.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

Canada Trade War Puts New York’s Hydro Power At Risk

New York's reliance on Canadian hydropower faces new uncertainty as U.S.-Canada trade tensions raise questions about long-term energy security.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

Gold Price Fall Deepens After Warsh Inflation Speech, Renewed Iran Tensions

The price of gold tumbled further Monday, falling from a 15-week high the metal reached last week.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

America’s AI Lead Won’t Win The Next Space Race

America leads in AI, but China excels at industrial application. To win the next space race, the Space Force must foster competition, speed and innovation related to AI.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

FCC Commissioner Calls Trump’s Comments On Kristen Welker A ‘Dangerous’ Threat To The Press

Trump said Welker should be 'rebuked or punished' for comments Sunday about the president's "mixed" record with political endorsements.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

Trump 'Directly' Pressing Apple For 'Lake America' Name Change, Burgum Says

Apple Maps still displays “Lake Ontario,” although Google Maps now shows “Lake America.”

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

Drake Ties His Own No. 1 Record With His Latest Champion

Drake’s 'Iceman' returns to No. 1 on both the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and Top Rap Albums charts, earning a twelfth week atop each ranking.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

Why The Green Bay Packers Will Be A Sub-.500 Team In 2026

With the 2026 season just days away, the Green Bay Packers have more questions than any time in recent memory.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium To Celebrate Rock History At All-Star Show

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame partners with Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium this week for a one-night show celebrating the room’s rock history.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

Succession Planning: Build What Runs Without You

Succession planning is not a document you write before retiring. It is the daily discipline of building an organization that can run without you.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
Business

Why Retailers Need To Be Wrong More Often

Avoiding mistakes protects careers and budgets but limits innovation and learning. Retail risk-taking means accepting that well-designed experiments will sometimes fail.

Forbes Business · 31 Aug 2026
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