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"Your currency in the world is your track record, your relationships, and your trust. And China's hurting at all three.”
CEOs shrug off Fed signal at Yale CEO Summit.
Benioff thinks 2025 will be the year when AI starts to truly transform business and disrupt how we work.
‘Tis the season for luxury retail but giants like LVMH and Kering have been struggling while brands like The Row and Hermès continue to do well.
Typically, companies own what you produce during your employment. But what if “digital you” continues to generate ideas after you’re gone?
Especially when it comes to the promise of AI.
The arrest of Luigi Mangione has done little to calm corporate leaders, who are struggling to understand the outpouring of support for the alleged...
Hostile nation states know the U.S. is dependent on space and aren't shy about hacking its infrastructure.
Every good leader tries to win the hearts and minds of the people they serve. Unhappy people tend to challenge the status quo.
UnitedHealth's Brian Thompson received death threats but apparently had no security detail at the time he was shot.
Bringing in 15 million visitors to watch more than 15,000 athletes compete in 36 sports requires money, technology and an army of volunteers.
In the 1990s, much of Asia's growth was fueled by industrialization and leveraging low-cost labor. Now, Asia is increasingly exporting culture, ideas,...
What are the odds the U.S. will impose high tariffs on its two largest trading partners, whose supply chains are integrated with U.S. companies as...
Job-market optimism has pushed up consumer confidence even as credit card delinquencies go up.
Buffett is handing his children full responsibility for the Berkshire Hathaway fortune. Murdoch is suing his.
CEO Enrique Lores says HP became Scuderia Ferrari's title sponsor earlier this year because of the sport’s 10-month season and reliance on...
Trade wars make it harder to coordinate when dealing with everything from climate change to cybercrimes—not to mention war, disease, and innovation.
In an era where talent is scarce and continuous learning is key, academy companies deserve a second look.
Did she suffer from hubris and a sense of entitlement? Perhaps. Did she deserve to go to jail for what she did—and forever lose the right to run her...
It's hard to think of a country that has tried to change at the scale or speed of Saudi Arabia.
With Republicans winning control of the House, President-elect Donald Trump will be heading to Washington with a clear path for enacting his agenda.
AT&T CEO John Stankey makes a compelling case to give the private sector access to more precious spectrum for 5G.
Power is nuanced: hard-won and easily lost, it’s never static.
We open with two army veterans: Mike Pompeo, Secretary of State and CIA Director in the Trump administration, and Leon Panetta, who was Secretary of...
Musk’s MVP status with the incoming president makes one wonder where he’ll exert his newfound influence.
Both candidates in this week's race had pledged to get tougher on Beijing, with Trump promising tariffs of 60 percent on all Chinese goods coming into...
Americans will soon find out if Project 2025 is a blueprint or a pipe dream.
It's a matter of time before we see a deepfake CEO scandal that sends a stock price dropping.
A conversation with Malcolm Gladwell.
U.S. leaders are more concerned about domestic regulation while their foreign counterparts are worried about tariffs.
Culture and art as a source of growth.
Masayoshi Son of SoftBank is about to open a robot factory with the Saudis.
There is cause to be optimistic about the growth potential of Africa.
CEOs increasingly need to understand the complexities of geopolitical change and incorporate it into their strategies
Shareholders' dominant concern is Musk’s controversial rhetoric and support of Donald Trump.
“I think the brand of India itself is growing in the U.S.,” says Viren Popli, CEO of Mahindra Ag North America.
An activist shareholder demanding changes, soaring medical costs, and a $68 billion deal for Aetna.
AI and carbon emissions are driving a change of heart.
The issue is part of a wider unsolved problem in Italy, which lacks a law to recognize the children of same-sex couples.
Some CEOs tell me they prefer to support DEI quietly. I wonder what’s been scrapped or put on hold.
“The war in Ukraine changed everything about how young people think about the Department of Defense’s work, and really the important mission of...
Day 2 of the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit.
It is too hard to tell the difference between clickbait and reporting-based analysis.
It is too hard to tell the difference between clickbait and reporting-based analysis.
Hurricane Milton is a reminder that climate change is the defining issue of our age.
Also: Goldman increases its target for the S&P 500, Starboard Value now holds $1 billion in Pfizer, the Fortune 2024 Most Powerful Women Asia list.
The COO role is making a comeback, often combined with other roles, as companies look for operational excellence.
The all-you-can-eat promotion also caused financial carnage.
One group is doubling down on optimism over AI; the other is fighting it out of fear.
Nvidia comes back to earth, beset with the same employee issues and production snafus as the rest of us.
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