America

Ranked: The 10 Youngest U.S. Billionaires on the Forbes 400

Key Takeaways

• Seven of America’s 10 youngest Forbes 400 billionaires built their fortunes in AI.
• Anthropic accounts for four of the 10, with their combined fortunes totaling an estimated $62 billion.
• Nine of the 10 are self-made, but the lone heir, Lukas Walton, is the richest at $44.4 billion.

Artificial intelligence isn’t just creating some of America’s most valuable startups. It’s also creating a new generation of billionaires.

Which U.S. Jobs Will Add the Most Workers by 2035?

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America’s Top-Rated Employers, State by State

Key Takeaways

• Microsoft is the top-rated employer in nine states, the most of any organization, while Google leads in seven.
• Tech companies rank first in 19 states, more than any other sector.
• The winners range from NASA and Toyota to healthcare providers, banks, and major consumer brands.

This map shows the top-rated employer in every U.S. state in 2026, offering a snapshot of which large organizations earn the strongest marks from workers across the country.

How U.S. Wealth Breaks Down by Generation

Key Takeaways

• Baby Boomers hold $97.4 trillion, or 52% of U.S. household net worth, despite making up just 30% of households.
• Millennials and Gen Z account for 37% of U.S. households, more than any other generation, but hold only 11% of household wealth.

American households are worth a combined $185.7 trillion, and more than half of that belongs to a single generation.

Ranked: America’s 25 Best Cities for Work in 2026

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