Forbes

Forbes is an American magazine specialized in finance, industry, investing, and marketing, headquartered in Jersey City.
==History==
An issue of Forbes featured newly appointed Stark Industries CEO Tony Stark on the cover with the headline "The New Kid." The magazine reported that Stark took the reins of his father's company at only 21 years old.
In 2005, an issue of Forbes featured Tony Stark on the cover announcing his "next-gen weapons program."
During the , Piranha Jones made the list, which caused his estranged father to return to his life and ask him for money.
Following the reveal of his identity as Iron Man, Tony Stark was featured on the cover of Forbes in his Iron Man armor.
As the newly appointed CEO of Stark Industries, Pepper Potts was featured on the cover of Forbes with the headline "Pepper Potts Stirs Up Stark."
As the CEO of Quinn Worldwide, Ian Quinn was featured on the cover of an issue of Forbes.
Upon becoming CEO of Rand Enterprises and supporting people before profit, Danny Rand was featured on the cover of Forbes with the headline "Entrepreneur with a Conscience." This same issue also included the headline "Is Stark Industries too big to fail?"
All nine members of PRIDE were featured on Forbes with the headline "L.A. Entrepreneurs Saving the World."
==Appearances==
Appearances for Forbes
==Gallery==
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