Forbes
Forbes is a prominent American business media company, founded in 1917 by B.C. Forbes and Walter Drey. It publishes Forbes magazine biweekly, featuring original articles and renowned lists such as the World's Most Powerful People and the Forbes 400. The company's website, forbes.com, operates a contributor model, allowing a wide network of contributors to publish articles alongside regular editorial content. Additionally, Forbes offers investment advice through its TV show 'Forbes on Fox' and radio program 'Forbes On Radio'. The company also publishes various special interest publications like Forbes Life, ForbesWoman, and Forbes Asia, along with 15 local language editions. Furthermore, Forbes Conference Group, Forbes Investment Advisory Group, and Forbes Custom Media are among its other business segments.
9 past transactions
UNHRD
Pre Seed Round in 2024
UNHRD creates social impact by enhancing transparency and efficiency in global initiatives.
Built on Ethereum, we bring transparency and efficiency to CSR, enabling businesses to track their contributions in real time and see the direct impact of their ESG goals.
Partnering with leading brands in Web3, including giants like ForbesWeb3, Makersplace, and Transient Labs, UNHRD helps building impactful, blockchain infrastructure.
Q.ai
Acquisition in 2020
Q.ai employs quantitative techniques and artificial intelligence to generate investment recommendations across various asset classes such as stocks, ETFs, options, and cryptocurrencies. Founded in 2017 by Stephen Mathai-Davis and Wallace Mathai-Davis, the company empowers individual investors by offering advanced analytics tools and institutional-grade investment strategies through a user-friendly portal.
Ro
Seed Round in 2017
Ro is a telehealth company founded in New York City in 2017. It operates digital health clinics for men's and women's health, smoking cessation, and offers a vertically integrated primary care platform that provides high-quality, affordable healthcare without the need for insurance.
Camerama
Acquisition in 2015
Camerama is a social photo-sharing platform that enables users to create and share virtual cameras with friends. The service allows for instant sharing of photos as they are taken, facilitating private interactions through likes and comments within private albums. By addressing the frustrations of traditional emailing, messaging, and file-sharing methods, Camerama offers a streamlined solution for sharing the billions of photos captured daily that are intended for a select audience rather than public consumption. The company's application includes features such as point-and-click sharing, album sharing, and photo saving services, emphasizing privacy and ease of use.
True/Slant
Acquisition in 2010
True/Slant is an original content news network designed for entrepreneurial journalists and marketers seeking effective engagement with digital audiences. The platform serves as a digital home for contributors who wish to establish their personal brands by creating and sharing credible content. True/Slant emphasizes the importance of human perspective in storytelling, providing tools that facilitate content creation without relying on algorithms. By fostering a collaborative environment, True/Slant allows contributors, consumers, and marketers to engage meaningfully, thereby enhancing the overall media landscape.
FlipGloss Media
Acquisition in 2009
FlipGloss Media is a developer of a photo publishing platform that specializes in creating and distributing interactive, magazine-style content packages. The platform integrates editorial photo features, search capabilities, and interactive images, enhancing the visual appeal of websites. This approach allows premium publishers and advertisers to engage users more effectively and improve advertising performance. FlipGloss Media was acquired by Forbes in November 2009.
Clipmarks
Acquisition in 2007
Clipmarks is a company that offers a web-clipping service through its software and website, enabling users to clip, save, and share various types of content, including text, images, and videos from web pages. Its free browser add-on application simplifies this process for individuals, allowing them to effortlessly clip and manage digital content. Users can save their clips, blog about them, share via email, or print them as needed. Additionally, Clipmarks fosters a community platform where users can share their clips and engage in discussions, enhancing the collaborative aspect of content sharing.
Investopedia
Acquisition in 2007
Investopedia is an online investor education portal based in New York that has been operational since 1999. As a part of the Dotdash brand and the IAC family, it offers a comprehensive library of financial terms, articles, and tutorials aimed at enhancing users' understanding of complex financial concepts. The platform provides various educational tools, including virtual trading simulators and exam preparation materials, to help users improve their investing skills and effectively manage their finances. Investopedia's content is created by a team of editors and financial experts, ensuring that readers receive reliable information to aid in making informed financial decisions.
E-Color
Venture Round in 2000
E-Color develops software solutions for color consistency and optimization on the Web. It delivers enhanced images while shopping online, printing digital photos, playing video games, and watching DVD movies. E-Color, Inc. was formerly known as Sonnetech, Ltd.
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