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B. C. Forbes

B. C. Forbes

Scottish-American journalist and authorWikipedia

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Sep 14, 2026

David SenraHOST
32:09
No one in debt or equity will be able to live without it.'" And then we see he goes back to this habit that he has.
David SenraHOST
32:15
He consults history when trying to decide if he should enter the news business, right? So he says, "History shows that any gutsy entrepreneur, Joseph Pulitzer, William Randolph Hearst, Henry Luce, uh, BC Forbes, Ted Turner, Rupert Murdoch, and Oprah Winfrey can enter the news business any time." And then he compares his advantage that he has that these other historical figures did not.
David SenraHOST
32:37
"Best of all, we had revenue from terminal rentals, which meant we didn't have to worry about a news service paying for itself as a standalone product.
David SenraHOST
32:45
One heck of an advantage.
James ColistraGUEST
11:21
the fact that I really, I, like I said, I built my part of my identity was really tied to Forbes, but I believed strongly in what the core mission of what Forbes was all about.
James ColistraGUEST
11:33
So Forbes was actually started in 1917 by BC Forbes, who was a, he was a Scottish immigrant actually.
James ColistraGUEST
11:41
And he had this motto that I still remember to this day, which was, business was originated to produce happiness, not to pile up millions, right? And I really believe that strongly, that there can be a really good angle.
James ColistraGUEST
11:57
And obviously right now, capitalism and all the bad stuff that comes with that is getting a negative attention and a bad rap.
James ColistraGUEST
11:21
the fact that I really, I, like I said, I built my part of my identity was really tied to Forbes, but I believed strongly in what the core mission of what Forbes was all about.
James ColistraGUEST
11:33
So Forbes was actually started in 1917 by BC Forbes, who was a, he was a Scottish immigrant actually.
James ColistraGUEST
11:41
And he had this motto that I still remember to this day, which was, business was originated to produce happiness, not to pile up millions, right? And I really believe that strongly, that there can be a really good angle.
James ColistraGUEST
11:57
And obviously right now, capitalism and all the bad stuff that comes with that is getting a negative attention and a bad rap.

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