[img]http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR9cNZsbVVM5peis1k33bzcBLPPgvDaaXQfhKFlukZvMGtzC8dXKSUEOn83[/img]Steve Forbes will stay on as
chairman and editor-in-chief
of Forbes Media

After 97 years of family
ownership, Forbes Media
has announced it has sold
a majority stake in the
company to a Hong Kong-
based group of international investors. Forbes Media - which includes
Forbes magazine - was sold
to Integrated Whale Media
Investments for an
undisclosed sum. The Forbes family said it
would still have a
"significant" stake. Steve Forbes will remain as
chairman and editor-in-chief. "While today marks a
fundamental turning point in
this 97-year-old company
founded by my grandfather,
it should be seen as an
opportunity to continue and strengthen our mission," said
Mr Forbes in a blog post announcing the sale. Forbes - which says it
reaches 75 million people
worldwide every month
through its print, digital, TV,
conferences and research
ventures - began looking for a buyer last November. Forbes will continue to be
headquartered in the US, but
announced plans for an
international expansion.

http://m.bbc.com/news/business-28380634

http://m.chinapost.com.tw/business/2014/07/20/412807/Forbes-publisher.htm

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where did all the American investors go to like DONALD TRUMP, WARRON BUFET,GATE,KIYOSAKI,ROLLS AND SO ON

all4naija:
What is wrong in internationalizing a media group to other people than Americans? The world is a global village in this present age, my friend.

you know some people reason somehow.