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14 hours ago | forbes.com | Katharina Buchholz

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - APRIL 15: People protest on tax day calling for billionaires to pay more tax on ... More April 15, 2025 in New York City. Activists suggested a 90% wealth tax to guarantee universal healthcare, free college education and to eliminate hunger and homelessness. (Photo by Adam Gray/Getty Images)Getty Images A recent survey by Patriotic Millionaires UK shows that a majority of millionaires in G20 countries supports a 2% tax on wealth.

1 day ago | forbes.com | Tim Lammers

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - MARCH 05, 2021. Photo an an AMC theater lobby (Photo by Noam Galai/WireImage)WireImageAMC Theaters is confident its new business model of running ads before movies won’t discourage filmgoers from coming to movies at the theater chain. AMC announced Wednesday that it has partnered with movie ad company National CineMedia to add a “platinum spot” with commercial ads before movies, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

1 day ago | forbes.com | Dan Fitzpatrick

How Can European Schools Innovate Under The EU AI Act? gettyArtificial intelligence is being used in classrooms across the world, but how do schools in Europe do it while navigating the EU Artificial Intelligence Act? A recent conference on AI in European schools brought together a group of education leaders to address this question. Their discussions were watched by educators across the world as they explored AI adoption. How to lead. How to adapt.

1 day ago | forbes.com | Patrick Gleason

The legislative building in downtown Raleigh NC, and the North Carolina state seal getty Earlier this week, U.S. Department of Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced a formal rescission of “18 obsolete or redundant Bureau of Land Management regulations.” The June 3 DOI statement announcing the recission called it “a decisive move to advance America’s energy independence and economic vitality.” “This effort embodies our dedication to removing bureaucratic red tape that hinders American...

1 day ago | forbes.com | Bill Koenig

A Chinese-made BYD Shark hybrid truck on display outside a Society Automotive Analysts event on ... More Thursday in Auburn Hills, Michigan. Bill KoenigTraditional automakers face an “existential threat” from China’s auto industry which is moving faster to design vehicles and reduce costs, an executive of an engineering services company said Thursday. “They can change incredibly fast," said Terry J. Woychowski, president, automotive of Caresoft Global, a Michigan-based engineering services company.