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"People are searching for anti-anxiety apps. It's partly anti-stress. I don't know how obvious the connections to the political climate here in America are. People are trying to find apps to calm them down rather than wind them up." → Read More
Rosanna Pansino is one of the highest-paid women on YouTube per Forbes' estimates, making seven figures annually thanks mostly to ads and partnerships on her hugely popular channel, Nerdy Nummies, a 'geeky cooking show.' Meet the other nine list members. → Read More
Gary Vaynerchuk, 42, is #1 on Forbes' first list of Top Tech/Business Influencers, alongside such big-name digital stars as Justine 'iJustine' Ezarik and YouTube sensation Marques Brownlee. → Read More
For the members of Forbes' first list of Top Kid Influencers, it's apparent that a social media star needn't be able to read, write, or cross the street on their own. → Read More
For the 2018 30 Under 30 list of game-changing young entrepreneurs, Forbes highlighted 600 rising stars across 20 different industries. Many of the standouts this year -- across categories as varied as venture capital and Hollywood -- happen to be women. → Read More
Hayley Barna will take the role of general partner at First Round Capital, while Rebecca Kaden has moved from the west coast back to New York as the first female partner at Union Square Ventures. → Read More
Grumpy Cat tops Forbes' ranking of Top Pet Influencers, joining a list that includes such web luminaries as Pomeranian stars Jiff and Boo and precious cats Nala and Lil Bub. → Read More
Carolyn Rafaelian has grown bangle brand Alex and Ani into a billion-dollar company – and become one of only 18 self-made women billionaires in the U.S. Now America's richest jeweler is working on world domination -- and maybe an IPO. → Read More
“The blog was consistently the best-performing,” Bonney said. “It was this 'a-ha' moment. I realized the blog was the stable thing.” → Read More
Sugg tops the Beauty category of Forbes’ first ever Top Influencers list, with Ipsy subscription box founder Michelle Phan at #2 and Dubai-based Instagram sensation Huda Kattan at #3. → Read More
The 25-year-old Adelaide native oversees an empire that now includes paid ebooks, a stadium tour, hardcover bestsellers, and a hugely popular app. → Read More
Meet the inaugural members of Forbes’ Top Influencers list, featuring power players from around the world who've turned platforms on Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook into fortunes and empires. → Read More
For now, YouTube reigns supreme, with the most-followed folks -- 7 million subscribers or more -- able to command $300,000 for a video partnership. → Read More
Some influencers command top dollar for sponsored content. Others have turned an online following into big bucks thanks to their own brands and product lines. → Read More
The all-women social and networking club in New York has closed an $8 million Series A round as it gets set to open new outposts in Brooklyn, Manhattan's Soho, and Washington, D.C. → Read More
Starting on April 4th, hundreds of companies from coast to coast, from local coffee shops to international conglomerates, will be offering 20% discounts to draw attention to the impact of wage disparity. → Read More
This week, Hatcher launched her latest venture in support of black and Latinx entrepreneurs: a first-of-its-kind 'VC in Residence' program funded with $1.2 million and a three-year commitment from the Knight Foundation. → Read More
"Since the election, there've been a lot of Muslim women, and people who are LGBT, and people of color, who've been reaching out to try to get the device as soon as possible out of concern from street harassment," said Yasmine Mustafa, CEO of Roar for Good. → Read More
WayUp, a job marketplace for recent college graduates, has closed an $18.5 million dollar Series B round -- one of the biggest for a woman-led company so far this year. → Read More
Yasmine Mustafa, refugee and founder of Roar For Good, sat down with us at SXSW to tell her unbelievable story as an undocumented resident in the US, and how her wearable, Athena, can help save the lives of people in danger. → Read More