Hank Tucker is a staff writer at Forbes. He covers investing trends, markets, and the impact of global events on finance, including the Russia-Ukraine War and developments in China and FinTech. Hank's work has been featured in RealClearMarkets, Forbes Australia, Forbes India, and Forbes Middle East.
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By: Hank Tucker
Jorge Paulo Lemann and his partners have made billions in banking, Brazilian beer and burgers. Their next windfall will come from window shades.
President-elect Trump will likely put business-friendly leaders in charge of key government agencies and ease regulatory burdens. Great news for banks and dealmakers
By: Hank Tucker
Mega-caps have been in the spotlight, but the so-called Trump trade is making America great again for small cap stocks. Some could be attractive takeover targets for flush private equity firms.
By: Hank Tucker
Using a more focused version of crowdsourcing, $5 billion Lead Edge Capital taps the expertise and connections of its 700 individual investors to produce superior returns.
By: Hank Tucker
Mitchell Green grew up speeding down ski slopes at 70 miles per hour and seeks to hire analysts who are similarly fearless. Image by Lead Edge Capital
By: Hank Tucker
These high-energy young entrepreneurs are innovating new methods to unlock a cleaner, greener future.
By: Hank Tucker
Baseball's wealthiest owner is sparing no expense to make the Mets the top team in New York—and the entire league.
Electrical infrastructure stocks like Powell Industries and IES Holdings lead Forbes’ ranking of mid-sized companies. Other names include Abercrombie & Fitch and Shake Shack.
By: Amy Feldman, Hank Tucker, Joe Walsh
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By: Maneet Ahuja, Hank Tucker
On Wall Street, risk-free investments are the holy grail, so no price is too high to pay for an NFL team. A new wave of private equity owners like the Washington Commanders' new owner Josh Harris are entering the game with mountains of cash—and nothing to lose
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