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• One Step Closer Play Video
• Lying From You Play Video
• Somewhere I Belong Play Video
• No More Sorrow Play Video
• Papercut Play Video
• From the Inside Play Video
• Numb Play Video
• Pushing Me Away ( Piano Version ) Play Video
• Breaking the Habit Play Video
• Crawling Play Video
• In the End Play Video
• Bleed It Out Play Video
• The Little Things Give You Away Play Video
• What I've Done Play Video
• Faint Play Video

Note: After 'Lying From You', rowdy fans broke through the barricade at the front of the stage causing a 20 minute delay in the show. During the break, the band messed around and danced to music and Mr. Hahn scratched over a few beats.

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• Breaking the Habit
• From the Inside
• Lying From You
• Somewhere I Belong
• One Step Closer
• Pushing Me Away
• Bleed It Out
• No More Sorrow
• The Little Things Give You Away
• What I've Done

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Linkin Park Officially Cancel 2017 Japan Tour: ‘We Sincerely Wished to Play’ Despite Passing of Chester Bennington

One day following the tragic death of Chester Bennington , Linkin Park announced that their then-upcoming North American tour was canceled . It was a move that fans expected and now the band has officially declared that their Japan tour has been nixed as well.

Linkin Park were scheduled to play three dates in the "Land of the Rising Sun" starting on Nov. 2 with One OK Rock as the supporting act. In their announcement, the group surprisingly revealed that they had not initially ruled out these three stops after Bennington's death. The statement, which was posted on their website , reads as follows:

To our wonderful fans in Japan and our brothers in ONE OK ROCK: We have been looking forward to being with all of you, but unfortunately cannot play our previously scheduled performances in Tokyo. Until now, we have not communicated about our November shows because we sincerely wished to play, even in the wake of Chester's passing. We are working each day to grieve, heal, and work towards stepping on stage together without our dear friend. We are so grateful for your love an d support. Our sincere appreciation for your kind understanding.

- LINKIN PARK Ticket holders can seek refund information at  www.hipjpn.co.jp.  Ticket refunds will be processed starting on October 5th @ 10:00AM (JST).

On Oct. 27, Linkin Park will hit the stage for the first time since Bennington's death and will be flanked by a number of their rock and metal contemporaries for a special memorial show .  Avenged Sevenfold ‘s  M. Shadows  and  Synyster Gates ,  Korn ‘s  Jonathan Davis ,  System of a Down ‘s  Daron Malakian ,  Shavo Odadjian  and  John Dolmayan , the members of  Blink-182 ,  Bring Me the Horizon ‘s  Oli Sykes , Yellowcard’s Ryan Key,  Machine Gun Kelly  and Kiiara have all signed on to take part in the event, which will serve as a celebration of the late singer's life.

There's been no shortage of Bennington tributes over the last couple months and most recently, Linkin Park released a lyric video for the title track of their most recent album,  One More Light . The footage compiles shots and video clips of fans from around the world, some holding up pieces of paper with partial lyrical phrases on them and given the message of the song and the circumstances, it's incredibly moving.

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Linkin Park are bringing One More Light World Tour to Asia

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Whether you’re into their recent stuff or not, brace yourselves: Linkin Park are bringing One More Light World Tour to Asia.

The American alternative rockers announced today they’ll be taking over Japan’s Makuhari Messe (yes, the huge venue where Summer Sonic is held), Chiba with special guests Japanese rock titans One OK Rock on November 2, 4 and 5. The shows are the first ones confirmed for the Asian leg of One More Light Word Tour, the band’s upcoming trek which kicks off in Latin America on May 6.

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Southeast Asian fans can take this as a good sign. It’s been too long since Linkin Park played here, after all. 2013, to be exact, when they brought Living Things World Tour to Manila and Kuala Lumpur.

But if you’re not one to wait and see, One More Light Word Tour Japan tickets look pretty tempting, starting from JPY8,800 (~SGD113, THB2,780, PHP4,019). Pre-order starts from May 12-28. Pre-sale is from June 1-2 while public sale starts July 15 onwards. More details can be found at HIP Japan .

See also: All Time Low to bring The Young Renegades Tour to Manila

One More Light Word Tour is in support of Linkin Park’s seventh and latest LP  One More Light  due May 16. Listen to their second single “Good Goodbye” below.

Update (Jul 21): Following the news of Linkin Park’s lead singer Chester Bennington’s passing last night, HIP has put up an announcement regarding the three scheduled concerts, asking fans to wait for further updates.

“We sincerely express our condolences to the family members and fans of the great artist,” the announcement roughly translates. “Please be patient. We will announce details about Linkin Park’s Japan Tour in November on the HIP official website as soon as they are decided upon. Thank you for your understanding. We appreciate it. Thank you.”

Chester Bennington has died at the age of 41. His body was found at a private home in Los Angeles on Thursday, July 20, 9am local time (Jul 21, 12am ICT). According to the county coroner, the singer appeared to have taken his own life by hanging.

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One of Linkin Park’s heaviest songs is now available to stream for the first time ever

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Linkin Park released their new compilation album Papercuts: Singles Collection (2000–2023) today (April 12), and it contains an ultra-heavy song that was previously unavailable to stream.

The track in question, Qwerty , was originally recorded during the sessions for the nu metal stars’ third studio album Minutes To Midnight in 2006.

The band performed the song live during a 2006 tour of Japan, then released studio and live versions of it on the LP Underground 6.0 EP on December 5 of that year.

However, Qwerty never made it onto streaming services until today.

Papercuts is Linkin Park’s first-ever career-spanning greatest hits album and contains such standouts as Crawling , Bleed It Out , One More Light and Jay-Z collaboration Numb/Encore .

The compilation also contains the song Friendly Fire , which was recorded for the band’s 2017 album One More Light but remained unreleased until February this year.

Upon the announcement of Papercuts , vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Mike Shinoda commented: “In the making of each Linkin Park album, I want to love and believe in each individual song completely.

“I hope that if any one track is heard on its own in the world, it is something I can feel proud of, and something that takes root inside the listener and becomes part of the energy that connects us.”

He continued: “Curating the tracks for Papercuts was a joy.

“Each song in this collection is both a singular moment on our timeline and an evolving story that is as much ours as it is yours. From our first release One Step Closer to the brand-new Friendly Fire , this tracklist spans all our chapters so far.

“Thank you for being a part of our journey. We hope you enjoy Papercuts .”

Linkin Park’s lead vocalist, Chester Bennington , passed away in July 2017, shortly after the release of One More Light , aged 41.

Bar a tribute concert in October 2017, the band haven’t performed live or released a new studio album since.

Earlier this month, Jay Gordon of US industrial rockers Orgy, who previously collaborated with Linkin Park, sparked rumours that the band would be reactivating with a female lead singer in Bennington’s place.

He told Wired In The Empire : “It’s going to be tough without Chester, but we’ll see. I hear they got a girl singer now. That’s what I heard.”

Gordon later retracted these claims via social media.

“With regards to this linkin park singer thing,” he posted on Facebook, “I know nothing about any of that. People sure do love to take my words out of context.

“I love those guys and wish them the best.

“Wow I was like what in the actual f**k? I said nothing about knowing any of that and never brought it up. I love Chester and there will never be another him ever.

“Strange that that dude [interviewer Mike Z] said something to me about it not the other way around. get real dude. Not cool!”

Despite Gordon’s claim of his interviewer “[saying] something to me about it”, the singer made the comment about Bennington’s alleged replacement unprompted.

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Record Store Day 2024: 10 Exclusives Worth Digging For

This year's event takes place April 20, and features releases from Olivia Rodrigo to The Beatles and beyond.

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This year’s Record Store Day — which happens April 20 — boasts approximately 387 different titles that will be made available at participating shops nationwide. And the numbers show there’s a voracious public hungry for physical product, further cementing the importance of owning the music you spend your good money on, as opposed to merely streaming it on a DSP.

According to Luminate, the music industry sold 49.61 million units of vinyl in 2023, an increase of 14.2 percent from the previous year. And here’s the kicker, it was the largest 12-month period for such sales since the Los Angeles-based analytic company began tracking retail data for music back in 1991. And not just for wax, but CDs as well, given the modest increase in sales that format has experienced in recent years.

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So what to buy this year? Perusing through the RSD list of the upcoming titles that will be available to varying degrees of scarcity, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the staggering amount of choice available for this year’s music-geek shoppers’ holiday. But fear not, as Billboard has reviewed, researched and revisited a slew of the titles slated for Record Store Day 2024 in an effort to bring you a comprehensive compendium of picks well worth your time and legal tender.

We’re not only talking strictly vinyl here, either, as electronics and, yes, those old compact discs are also fair game this year.

Here’s a list of what we think are most worth the trouble of leaving your home to wait in a long line in hopes the person ahead of you doesn’t snag the last copy of what you’re looking for.

Olivia Rodrigo "Stick Season"/Noah Kahan "Lacy" From the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge

7″ single, unknown color vinyl, 15,000 copies (Geffen)

Nothing beats a good old pop switcheroo, especially when it’s two of the country’s hottest stars covering one another’s hit songs. Olivia Rodrigo’s rendition of Noah Kahan’s recent top 10 hit “Stick Season” transforms the song into her own, while Kahan keeps it faithful with his take on “Lacy,” whose origins stem from a poem the pop star wrote for a college class. Both songs were recorded during each artist’s respective appearances on BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge in the fall of 2023.

Meanwhile, Kahan’s second album, 2021’s I Was/I Am , will also be made available this RSD on blue vinyl.

Paramore Re: This Is Why (Remix + Standard)

2 LPs, multiple vinyl colors, 10,000 copies (Atlantic Records)

While declaring the band’s independence from former label Atlantic Records in February, Paramore also revealed that the group would be serving as this year’s official Record Store Day ambassadors. And along with the accolades, the Tennessee band will also see the digital remix edition of its 2023 Grammy-winning Atlantic swan song This Is Why get a physical release. Packaged either as a standalone LP or a double album with the original record, this new version of Re: This Is Why comes in a variety of colors and includes a Jack Antonoff mix of “Sanity,” joining the likes of Foals, Panda Bear, The Linda Lindas, Wet Leg and others in reinterpreting Paramore’s finest work to date.

Fetty Wap, Fetty Wap

2 LPs, opaque violet vinyl, 4,500 copies (Rhino)

The pride and joy of Paterson, N.J., might be in the thick of six-year bid inside a federal prison for drug trafficking. But Fetty’s universally lauded self-titled 2015 debut makes a return to vinyl for the first time since its original street date, pressed on deep violet acetate with three bonus tracks from the Japanese deluxe edition, including the indelible “Let It Bang” and a pair of tracks with his longtime rhyme partner Monty. If you didn’t catch the vibes of Wap’s blend of spitting and songcraft on this album the first time, now is your chance to cop one of the definitive rap records of the 2010s.

Laufey, A Night at the Symphony

2 LPs, 4,200 copies (AWAL)

Who would’ve thought the revival of traditional pop in the 2020s would come courtesy of an Icelandic-American singer whose sound is as informed by Ella Fitzgerald as it is by Taylor Swift? Originally released in digital form between the street dates of her 2022 debut, Everything I Know About Love , and its star-making 2023 follow-up, Bewitched , this live album was recorded in Laufey’s hometown of Reykjavík at Harpa Concert Hall with the Iceland Symphony Orchestra, and makes its physical debut this RSD on resplendent black vinyl.

In addition to lush versions of such early originals as “Beautiful Stranger” and “Like the Movies” from her Typical of Me EP, A Night At the Symphony also finds the singer elegantly interpreting Great American Songbook chestnuts such as Hoagy Carmichael’s “The Nearness of You” and the Cole Porter standard “Everytime We Say Goodbye” as well. Stunning.

Wilco, The Whole Love: Expanded Edition

3 LPs, 4,500 copies (dBPM)

Originally released in 2011, Wilco’s eighth album was the first one released on the band’s own label (dBPM Records), and one of the very best studio endeavors in its stacked catalog, serving as a spiritual cousin of sorts to the group’s 1999 pop masterpiece Summerteeth in tone and texture. This RSD edition of The Whole Love expands the album into a three-LP set that contains all of the bonus tracks from the original deluxe edition of the 12-track LP, including their cover of Nick Lowe’s “I Love My Label” and the motorik-esque instrumental “Speak Into the Rose.”

There are also SiriusXM and iTunes session takes of key album tracks, along with a selection of live performances from the group’s famed Chicago studio The Loft, including another Lowe cover in his classic New Wave era hit “Cruel to be Kind” featuring the man himself sitting in.

Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Live in France: The 1966 Concert in Limoges

2 LPs, black vinyl, 1,800 copies (Deep Digs)

Renowned archivist and “jazz detective” Zev Feldman has no less than 10 new titles he’s produced for this year’s RSD festivities, including previously unreleased performances from such titans as Art Tatum, Cannonball Adderley, Sun Ra and Yusef Lateef, among others. Yet the jewel of this year’s bounty is a newly discovered concert from gospel legend and electric guitar groundbreaker Sister Rosetta Tharpe, lovingly known as The Godmother of Rock n’ Roll.

Discovered by Feldman while he was researching for potential material at the INA France, this concert – recorded at the Grand Theatre in Limoges, France, on Nov. 11, 1966 – finds Sister Rosetta at her soulful best. Armed with only her superhuman guitar skills and powerful, compassionate voice, this gorgeous capture from French television finds Tharpe enrapturing her audience with the strength of a symphony orchestra as she glides through a 21-song set kissed by such Sunday service staples as “This Train,” “Jericho” and “Two Little Fishes, Five Loaves of Bread.”

Vince Guaraldi, It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown – Original Soundtrack Recording

LP, 1,200 copies (Lee Mendelson Productions)

Though not as household a name as A Charlie Brown Christmas or It’s The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown , the sixth animated Peanuts TV special — based on the premise of Charlie Brown and company attending a summer camp with typically hilarious results — remains a low-key favorite for fans of the classic Charles Schulz-created comic strip.

This limited-edition vinyl marks the first time the music of intrepid Peanuts jazz composer Vince Guaraldi from the 1969 CBS program has been made commercially available, comprised of 26 short cues from the show itself along with six other previously unheard alternate tracks from the pianist and his large jazz ensemble. Pressed on Camp Green Vinyl, this short run of the soundtrack includes a 12-inch, four-page insert featuring liner notes offering a track-by-track analysis by Guaraldi biographer Derrick Bang, and essays from Sean and Jason Mendelson, sons of the late Peanuts producer Lee Mendelson.

De La Soul,  Live at Tramps, NYC, 1996

CD and vinyl, run unknown (Chrysalis Records)

Take it from someone who has seen them in concert five times, nobody does live hip-hop better than De La Soul. Which is why the return of this wild 1996 soundboard from the sorely missed New York City music club Tramps for Record Store Day should be priority buying for serious hip-hop heads. This gig, booked less than two months before the release of the classic Stakes Is High LP, was originally derided for its looseness upon its initial release in 2004.

Twenty years later, it comes back into circulation as a gift in the memory of Dave “Trugoy” Joliceur, who died on Super Bowl Sunday 2023. It feels and flows with the energy of an apartment party, especially when friends such as Common, the Jungle Brothers and a young Yasiin Bey (fka Mos Def) roll through to assist Trugoy, Posdnuos and Maseo on a set peppered with such De La faves as “Breakadawn,” “Potholes in my Lawn” and “Itzoweezee (Hot).”

Talking Heads, Live at WCOZ 77

2 LPs, black vinyl, 8,000 copies (Rhino)

Some of the highlights of Talking Heads’ 1982 live LP The Name of This Band Is Talking Heads are the first seven tracks, culled from an ace live session on Nov. 17, 1977, for Boston AOR radio station WCOZ-FM only two months after the release of the group’s debut album Talking Heads ‘77 . For the first time, Rhino presents the complete 14-song concert spread across two records and pressed at 45 RPM for optimum fidelity. Recorded and mixed by longtime studio collaborator Ed Stasium, this set contains previously unreleased live versions of such TH classics as “Thank You for Sending Me an Angel,” their famous cover of Al Green’s “Take Me to the River” and “Stay Hungry,” all of which would later appear on the quartet’s sophomore LP, More Songs About Buildings and Food .

The Beatles, Limited Edition RSD3 Turntable

Turntable with four 3-inch records, 2,300 copies (Apple Records)

It’s truly wild to think that 60 years have passed since The Beatles first arrived in America and captivated audiences nationwide during the band’s iconic appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. To honor the recent anniversary of this moment, Apple Records has collaborated with Crosley to create arguably the coolest find on the RSD list this year. It’s a Beatle-bedazzled, Bluetooth-enabled tiny turntable designed to play 3-inch records of the four songs the Fabs performed on Sullivan, including “She Loves You,” “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” “Til There Was You” and “I Saw Her Standing There.”

The little vinyl is dressed in its own outer box with a picture sleeve and collectable poster, and comes packaged in a neat Beatles carrying case that leaves enough room to hold six more 3-inch records if you choose to grow your collection of miniature wax. It’s a genuine thing.

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Category : Linkin Park Tours

Listed below is every Linkin Park tour from 2000 to modern day. The tour pages will be the new home of all tour summaries, complete with live debuts, memorable moments, collaborations, other bands, canceled shows, and more. You can also find the crew members listed on these pages and the passes used for the tour.

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The subject of Nicolás García Mayor ’s undergraduate thesis has become a business exporting temporary housing units to seven countries. With 600,000 orders placed, Cmax System’s easy-to-erect structures have been used for everything from glamping in West Virginia to mobile hospitals in war-torn Ukraine.

Two newcomers appear on the list of Australia’s 50 richest : sisters Alexandra Burt and Leonie Baldock , who together are worth $1.2 billion and rank No. 46. Their Wright Prospecting, the family mining company founded by their late grandfather, announced plans in 2022 for a new iron ore mine in partnership with mining group Rio Tinto in the thinly populated Pilbara region of western Australia.

“Entrepreneurship is waking up every day, understanding that the world is changing and that we need to change along with this world.” —Diana Jank, a 28-year-old Forbes Brazil 30 Under 30 honoree, who has helped her family’s 79-year-old dairy farm north of São Paulo reposition itself with a type of milk that is easier for humans to digest.

Forbes Bulgaria ’s list of top celebrities includes pop musician Lubo Kirov , 51, who generated tour revenue of $830,000 after releasing the country’s top-selling album of 2022. He uses his limelight to advocate for transparency in the entertainment industry, from taxes to ticket sales.

Michelle Xia

Michelle Xia fronts Forbes China ’s top 100 women in business issue as cofounder and CEO of antibody drug maker Akeso. While the United States dominates the world’s pharmaceutical production, China ranks second—with Akeso accounting for $638 million in revenue in 2023.

Renata Mrázová

CZECH REPUBLIC

Former Facebook executive and Lean In author Sheryl Sandberg asked about 40 influential women around the world to write a foreword for her bestseller-to-be in 2013, words to inspire women in a given region. Czech fintech exec Renata Mrázová (pictured) recounts her disbelief at being chosen.

Roque Sevilla

Former Quito mayor Roque Sevilla, 76, employs 4,800 people through 19 entities within his Grupo Futuro holding company, which does about $680 million in annual turnover, led by medical services and insurance provider Salud SA.

Max-Hervé George

Last year, France native Max-Hervé George sold his shares of Switzerland-based luxury property developer Ultima Collection, which had landed him on the 30 Under 30 list in 2019. Now he’s at the helm of Icona Capital, which has $8 billion–plus in assets, mostly invested in sustainable real estate.

Jessica von Bredow-Werndl

The dressage rider to beat this summer is German equestrian Jessica von Bredow-Werndl , who won team and solo gold at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. The 38-year-old mother of two has helped revise industry rules about how maternity leave affects a competitor’s eligibility.

GUINEA-BISSAU

Forbes África Lusófona reports on Guinea-Bissau’s greatest export: cashews . The West African nation produces some 200,000 tons of the nut each year, directly or indirectly supporting the vast majority of its 2 million citizens.

Judit Rácz (far left) and Veronika Pistyur (second from left)

Forbes Hungary features 33 self-made women who have built businesses in a variety of sectors, such as Judit Rácz (far left), whose skin care brand has reached about $12 million in annual sales, and Veronika Pistyur (second from left), who cofounded a Budapest-based venture capital fund.

Ajay Singh has twice pulled budget carrier SpiceJet out of turbulent times. Again in a fragile financial position, the company hopes to raise up to $270 million and purchase Go First, Mumbai’s now-defunct low-cost airline. The December announcement has sent SpiceJet stock skyward.

More Investment House partner Ori Keren fronts Forbes Israel ’s list of top investment managers , thanks to big returns abroad in 2023 in provident and pension funds, despite war at home. The Israeli firm counts $30 billion in assets under management.

Alberto (right) and Alessandro Morelli

Selling roughly 20,000 timepieces, brothers Alberto (right) and Alessandro Morelli exceeded $8 million in 2023 revenue. The pair founded Venetian brand Venezianico in 2017 and have sold watches in more than 100 countries.

Bernard Koné Dossongui

IVORY COAST

Forbes Afrique features Ivorian tycoon Bernard Koné Dossongui , a former government official who formed the Atlantic Group in 1988. The conglomerate did about $675 million in 2023 sales, with 22 companies employing 9,000 people in banking, insurance and more.

Manabu Aizawa

As the face of its Small Giants list, Forbes Japan presents Manabu Aizawa, president of AMCON. Its products are made in Yokohama, Prague and China and are used in 77 countries for plumbing and handling sludge buildup in breweries, meat processing plants and sewage-treatment facilities.

Erlik Balfanbayev

A Japanese corporation’s Singapore subsidiary recently bought Alina Group from Kazakh businessman Erlik Balfanbayev , 60, who led the building materials manufacturer to $167 million in 2023 revenue. He plans to put some of the proceeds into his mountain resort near the country’s largest city.

Michał Sołowow

Michał Sołowow , Poland’s richest person (net worth $6.9 billion ), is betting on nuclear reactors to deliver the country’s energy future. Otherwise, he says, Poles will pay stiff penalties for continuing to rely on coal or “will have to import electricity at prices that will kill us.”

Hybrid Theory

A rock group founded in 2017 in the coastal city of Lagos, Portugal, Hybrid Theory is today a well-known Linkin Park tribute band touring as far afield as Australia and India. The group is named after the U.S. band’s debut album from 2000.

“The spirit of initiative is what makes this country unique.” —Simona Pelin, a Romanian immigrant to the U.S., reflecting on 31 years of working toward the American Dream, having founded businesses in real estate and financial services

Noor Sweid (center)

SAUDI ARABIA

Noor Sweid (center) ranks No. 37 on Forbes Middle East ’s list of the 100 Most Powerful Businesswomen . Her Global Ventures venture capital firm, which is based in Dubai with a presence in Nigeria and Egypt, has $300 million in assets under management and focuses on founders in emerging markets.

Pavol Čekan

A new type of breast cancer screening exam created by Bratislava-based MultiplexDX has proven effective for quickly diagnosing and recommending treatment in 48 patients so far. CEO Pavol Čekan hopes to test 100,000 patients yearly by 2030 with annual revenue around $270 million.

Igor Lah , who’s estimated to be one of the country’s wealthiest businessmen and a collector of 800 works of art, owns a glass factory in Slovenia and last year purchased a second plant in Serbia. He has earmarked about $50 million for renovations at the Serbian facility this year.

Forbes Africa

SOUTH AFRICA

Bridging the 30 Under 30 and 50 Over 50 lists, Forbes Africa presents an “Over 30 Under 50” women’s issue. “They are just owning their power,” says South African actress and honoree Nomzamo Mbatha (not pictured) of peers reaching their goals in their 30s and 40s. “I’m inspired by that.”

Jin Gun Jung

SOUTH KOREA

Jin Gun Jung heads Hyoseong Electric, a South Korean manufacturer of motors used in automobile steering, brake, heating and air-conditioning systems. Exports make up 60% of the company’s sales, which reached almost $430 million in 2023.

Macarena Rey

Madrid native Macarena Rey leads TV production company Shine Iberia, which brought in $71 million last year with 35 new shows and 1,000 employees across Spain and Portugal. Cooking competition Masterchef has been its biggest hit.

Khanist Srivajiraprabha

Forbes Thailand calls Khanist Srivajiraprabha the “vanguard of tomorrow’s commercial EVs.” The CEO of Nex Point, which saw 2023 revenue of $270 million from manufacturing electric buses and trucks, predicts EVs will replace their gas-powered counterparts in Southeast Asia within three years.

Sergii Koretskyi

The country’s largest oil company, Ukrnafta, saw record profit of $650 million in 2023—its first year under full government control. The state had taken possession of the company from minority private shareholders following concerns about corruption in late 2022 and has put WOG gas stations’ former CEO Sergii Koretskyi in charge. Forbes Ukraine analyzes his approach to effective public administration.

Julio María Sanguinetti

Polls favor Uruguay’s left-wing coalition in the country’s presidential election in October. Liberal two-time former president Julio María Sanguinetti says the polls “should not even be published, because the result is totally uncertain,” with 15% of respondents undecided.

Cu Van Thanh

Vietcoco did $58 million in export revenue in 2022, reaching 65 countries with products made from domestic coconuts, including water, oil, milk and butter. Cu Van Thanh started the business in 1997 and remains CEO today.

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