Global food prices near four-year high: How a new wave could spill over into Montenegro

In the new issue of Forbes Magazine, we talk about the rise in global food prices and what it means for Montenegro. We bring you stories from the world of billionaires, from the current Forbes list to a comparison of the wealth of the richest Americans, then and now. We also explore who the world's best employers are, and then we take you to the new London home of the iconic jazz club Blue Note.

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Danijela Lasica, Photo: Duško Miljanić
Danijela Lasica, Photo: Duško Miljanić
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Global food prices are approaching their highest level in four years. What is behind the rise in grain and sugar prices, and how much could the new global wave spill over to Montenegrin consumers?

Billionaires continue to push the boundaries of wealth. Jeff Bezos has returned to second place on the Forbes list, while Elon Musk remains firmly at the top. How much are the world's ten richest people worth together?

How much has the value of wealth changed over the past hundred years? Forbes compared its first list of the richest Americans from 1918 with today's elite.

Which companies in the world manage to create the best work environment and why was Microsoft named the best employer for 2026?

And from New York to London, one of the most famous brands on the world jazz scene is coming. Check out who it is.

Forbes magazine, Sunday at 7:10 PM on TV Vijesti.

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