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FEBRUARY 28, 2018

                                                                      ENTREPRENEURS
                                                                          42  |  FAMILY TREE
                                                          Jonathan Saperstein began his efforts to professionalize and dominate
                                                          the nursery industry with a hostile takeover of a grower—from his dad.
                                                                            BY AMY FELDMAN
                                                                      48  |  CRACKING THE CODE
                                                           Challenged by a female employee, Gusto, an HR-software unicorn in
                                                               San Francisco, figures out how to hire women engineers.
                                                                            BY SUSAN ADAMS
                                                                           FEATURES

                                                                79  |  BEST-IN-STATE WEALTH ADVISORS
                                                            In the age of robo-advice, meeting clients face-to-face can be a real
                                                          competitive advantage. Here are the top-ranked advisors in all 50 states.
                                                               BY HALAH TOURYALAI, MAGGIE MCGRATH AND KRISTIN STOLLER

                                                                        85  |  THE FINTECH 50
                                                                         The future of your money.
                                                                   EDITED BY JANET NOVACK AND MATTHEW SCHIFRIN
                                                                       88  |  OPEN FOR BUSINESS
                                                           Forget the international partnerships and the D.C. hotel. The surest
                                                          way to put money into Donald Trump’s pocket is through his core real
                                                          estate assets. More than 150 tenants—from foreign governments to big
                                                           banks—throw him some $175 million a year without an accounting of
                                                                  who they are or how much they pay. Until now.
                                                                      BY DAN ALEXANDER AND MATT DRANGE
                                                             REENGINEER YOUR RETIREMENT
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                                                                  97  |  TRUSTS IN THE AGE OF TRUMP
                                                           December’s tax overhaul is spawning new ideas for transferring big
                                                           bucks and minimizing taxes. Procrastinators, beware: Your current
                                                                    estate plan may now be booby-trapped.
                                                                            BY ASHLEA EBELING
                                                              102  |  LIVE WELL WHILE THE MARKET TANKS
                                                          Here’s a spending formula to protect you in retirement from panic and
                                                                             from penury.
                                                                           BY WILLIAM BALDWIN

                                                               104  |  THE HAIL MARY RETIREMENT PLAN
                                                           Looking to turbocharge your retirement account? Put some crypto in
                                                            your IRA, but only if you can stomach extreme risk and high fees.
                                                                            BY JEFF KAUFLIN
                                                                110  |  SUNNIER DAYS ON SESAME STREET
                                                            After a merger knocked him from his CEO’s perch, Jeffrey Dunn
                                                          considered globe-hopping. Instead, he headed to Harvard and then on
                                                                       to retool an iconic not-for-profit.
         110                                                                BY KERRY HANNON
                                                                         FORBES LIFE

                                                                     118  |  SEPARATED AT REBIRTH
                                                          Thanks to signature models, Rolls-Royce and Bentley are both enjoying
                                                          a renaissance. But the iconic British automakers have traveled two very
                                                                            different roads.
                                                                            BY JOANN MULLER
         118                                                              124  |  THOUGHTS
                                                                              On value.

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