Richard J. Chang

Sep 23, 2024 | forbes.co | Richard J. Chang

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Sep 23, 2024 | forbes.com | Richard J. Chang

Forbes uncovers a dozen new billionaire builders whose fortunes have jumped on the homebuilding industry’s high prices and high interest rates. By Richard J. Chang, Forbes StaffSurveying a row of three-to five-bedroom starter homes going up along the recently asphalted Addison Drive, Tom Bradbury spots an issue. Poking his brown brogue leather shoes into the red Georgia clay, he makes a beeline for a construction crew manning an excavator, telling them exactly where they need to dig.

Aug 8, 2024 | forbes.com.au | Brian Bushard |Derek Saul |Richard J. Chang

Published on August 9, 2024 A Manhattan-based federal District Court ruled FTX violated the federal Commodity Exchange Act and federal regulations under the trading commission, and that the companies “made material misrepresentations and omissions to customers.” The order resolves a lawsuit filed by the commission in December 2022, and bans FTX and Alameda from trading digital assets, though it stops short of issuing civil penalties for FTX. While FTX has been under fire over its fraud scheme...

Jul 25, 2024 | forbes.com.au | Ty Roush |Mark Whittaker |Alex Konrad |Richard J. Chang

Skip to content Innovation Published on July 26, 2024 SearchGPT, a new search engine created with OpenAI’s AI models, launched as a temporary “prototype” among a small group of users—reportedly including about 10,000 people—and publishers, the company said. Alphabet shares fell to a new 52-week low of $167.32 as trading closed on Thursday. SearchGPT summarizes information from websites and then provides short descriptions with an attribution link instead of linking directly to a website, and...

Jul 23, 2024 | forbescentroamerica.com | Richard J. Chang

En 1996, a la hija de seis años de Martine Rothblatt le diagnosticaron hipertensión arterial pulmonar, una enfermedad rara de los pulmones y el corazón que no tiene cura. Sin inmutarse, Rothblatt, cofundadora de Sirius Satellite Radio, lanzó su propia empresa de biotecnología con el objetivo de encontrar una cura. “No hay nada peor que que te digan que tu hija va a morir”, dijo Rothblatt a Forbes en 2018.