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Companies outside the United States like to list on Wall Street for two main reasons: access to the large pool of American capital and the creation of a dollar-based stock that can be used to buy U.S. businesses.
FORBES: Why the world would be better off with one big stock market.
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The largest drop on the list belonged to Newsday, whose owners, Cablevision, last year implemented an unforgiving online pay wall in the hopes that such a move would help them to sell bundled newspaper and cable service subscriptions.
FORBES: WSJ Boosts Circulation While Other Papers Wither
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Animated films are well represented on the list with four entries, led by WALL-E, which is nominated for a Best Animated Feature Film Oscar.
FORBES: The Year's (Truly) Best Pictures
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Tepper, who Trader Monthly Magazine recognized as a Top 100 trader about the time he first showed up on the FORBES billionaire list in 2005, had built a reputation as a balls to wall investor, who when he believes in a idea tunes out pundits who scream otherwise.
FORBES: Hedgie David Tepper stands up for Vulture Investing
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On the wall of Caleb's day care, the Peanut Gallery, is a list of the carbohydrate count of any of the foods he might eat for lunch.
WSJ: For Children With Diabetes, a Struggle to Get Into Day Care
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But if the Occupy Wall Street protesters are in the wrong place to picket the titans on this list.
FORBES: America's 25 Highest-Paid CEOs
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Started in 1970 by distraught parents of young children diagnosed with diabetes, the JDRF, headquartered on Wall Street in New York, is now one of the younger entries on the FORBES list of 200 large nonprofits, as measured by donations.
FORBES: Eye On The Prize
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By country, Chinese local brands now account for 32 percent of the total, their highest ever, with Geely, BYD, Great Wall and Chery all finishing on the top 10 assembler list for the month.
FORBES: China Passenger Car Sales Surge In January
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The book, published by Tor Books, is at No. 1 on The Wall Street Journal's hardcover-fiction best-seller list to be published Saturday.
WSJ: A Last Turn for Wheel
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No. 3 on Weber Shandwick's list is a conference that started only in 2008, the Wall Street Journal's CEO Council.
FORBES: Leadership
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Adbusters sent an email to the more than 90, 000 people on its list serve calling for regrouping and rethinking about the next phase in the national phenomenon that has become Occupy Wall Street.
FORBES: Following Camp Closures, 'Occupy Wall Street' Prepares For Act II