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The FORBES Weekend Addition: Nobel Peace Prize Winner Malala On Being Shot Nobel Peace Prize Winner Malala Yousafzai was shot by the Taliban for going to school. They targeted the wrong girl. Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  Malala: The Person Behind The Prize Ronan Farrow asks the world’s youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize about her personal life and who she was before her ascent to her status as a globally-revered activist. SHARE: Here's A Plan To Turn Around U.S. Education And Generate $225 Trillion FORBES challenged experts to single out five big ideas that could make U.S. school kids tops in the world. Then FORBES quantified the costs and benefits. Behold: an ROI-driven turnaround plan for our children (with a $225 trillion dividend). Read More > SHARE: Xiaomi's Lei Jun Is Forbes Asia's 2014 Businessman Of The Year As smartphones and related devices reach the planet's billions, Lei Jun and Xiaomi have a model for selling to them. Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  Bill Gates On Philanthropic Opportunities In Asia The world's richest man discusses philanthropy abroad with FORBES Asia. SHARE: Passport Numbers, Credit Card Details, CVs And 47,000 SSNs: Sony Data Is Cyber Criminal Goldmine A look through the reams of data shows much of it is of high value to cyber criminals, including legitimate passport and credit card details and social security numbers. And with more data on the way from the apparently North Korean hackers, this could be the tip of the iceberg.Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  Hacking: America's Worst Nightmare With data breaches on the rise, Americans are becoming more concerned with their cybersecurity. FORBES takes a look at the crimes Americans worry about the most and where digital offenses stack up. SHARE: