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Apple’s John Ternus era: Can a low-key engineer win the AI race?

Apple’s John Ternus era: Can a low-key engineer win the AI race?

As Tim Cook hands over the reins, Apple’s hardware chief must revive the company’s product momentum, close its AI gap, and prove that an insider can lead its next reinvention.

By Sebastian HerreraAugust 31, 2026

The supply-chain savant: How FedEx CEO Raj Subramaniam leads through ‘reglobalization’

The supply-chain savant: How FedEx CEO Raj Subramaniam leads through ‘reglobalization’

By Alyson ShontellAugust 27, 2026

Reinvent or go extinct: Inside the CEO playbook for the AI era

Reinvent or go extinct: Inside the CEO playbook for the AI era

By Alyson ShontellAugust 5, 2026

The NFL’s previous push into Europe lost $400 million—so why is it trying again?

The NFL’s previous push into Europe lost $400 million—so why is it trying again?

By Sam BirchallAugust 4, 2026

Europe’s AI sovereignty is under threat. Could Mistral be the answer?

Europe’s AI sovereignty is under threat. Could Mistral be the answer?

By Beatrice NolanAugust 5, 2026

Europe’s tech sovereignty is facing its biggest test yet

Europe’s tech sovereignty is facing its biggest test yet

By Sam ForsdickAugust 5, 2026

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Apple CEO John Ternus started Tuesday. His $55 million award starts next year

By Amanda GerutSeptember 1, 2026

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California lawmakers stall Newsom’s wildfire liability bill, saying it doesn’t go far enough for victims

By The Associated Press and Sophie AustinSeptember 1, 2026

FBI seizes over $560,000 in crypto meant to fund Hamas, disrupting a years-long fundraising network

FBI seizes over $560,000 in crypto meant to fund Hamas, disrupting a years-long fundraising network

By Eric Tucker and The Associated PressSeptember 1, 2026

From a Singapore airport soundtrack to new AI-powered PCs, HP is looking for a new rhythm in Asia

From a Singapore airport soundtrack to new AI-powered PCs, HP is looking for a new rhythm in Asia

By Angelica AngSeptember 1, 2026

Chevron is expanding in Venezuela as Trump pushes U.S. oil companies back into the country with 65 billion barrels up for grabs

Chevron is expanding in Venezuela as Trump pushes U.S. oil companies back into the country with 65 billion barrels up for grabs

By Aamer Madhani, Collin Binkley and The Associated PressSeptember 1, 2026

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, R-La., pauses before he meets with reporters ahead of a vote on a stopgap funding bill and a resolution targeting socialist policies.

House votes 370-48 to fund the government through mid-December, avoiding a shutdown before the midterms, but it still awaits Trump’s signature

By The Associated Press and Kevin FrekingSeptember 1, 2026

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OpenAI to limit access to Astra model’s advanced cyber features due to hacking concerns

By Emily ForliniSeptember 1, 2026

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Mark Cuban bought a $25 million mansion sight unseen—and got it for 50% off. His secret? ‘The best guaranteed return on investment’

By Sydney LakeSeptember 1, 2026

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The Fast-Fashion Trend That’s Changing How You Buy Furniture

The Fast-Fashion Trend That’s Changing How You Buy Furniture

By Erin GriffithJune 14, 2017

Retail
General Mills Loses the Culture Wars
By John KellMay 22, 2017

Why Hotel Giant Marriott Is on an Expansion Binge as It Fends Off Airbnb

Why Hotel Giant Marriott Is on an Expansion Binge as It Fends Off Airbnb

By Shawn TullyJune 14, 2017

Charts compares Fortune 500 companies cumulative returns versus the S&P 500

One Deceptively Simple Way to Beat the Market

By Anne VanderMey and Scott DeCarloJune 13, 2017

Following the Pills: Inside the Government’s Investigation of McKesson

Following the Pills: Inside the Government’s Investigation of McKesson

By Erika FryJune 13, 2017

How to Invest in the Slime Craze

How to Invest in the Slime Craze

By Jen WiecznerJune 13, 2017

As America’s Opioid Crisis Spirals, Giant Drug Distributor McKesson Is Feeling the Pain

As America’s Opioid Crisis Spirals, Giant Drug Distributor McKesson Is Feeling the Pain

By Erika FryJune 13, 2017

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8 Great Things to See and Do in Hong Kong
By Adam EraceMay 21, 2017

Why Nike Is Down and Adidas Is Up

Why Nike Is Down and Adidas Is Up

By John KellJune 12, 2017

5 Best Defense Stocks to Buy Now

5 Best Defense Stocks to Buy Now

By Jen WiecznerJune 12, 2017

Inside Wells Fargo’s Plan to Fix Its Culture Post-Scandal

Inside Wells Fargo’s Plan to Fix Its Culture Post-Scandal

By Geoff ColvinJune 11, 2017

Lausanne, Switzerland, in pictures

How to Have a Spectacular Day in Lausanne, Switzerland

By Adam EraceJune 11, 2017

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6 Great Things to See and Do in Lausanne, Switzerland

By Adam EraceJune 11, 2017

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How to Have a Spectacular Day in Hong Kong
By Adam EraceMay 21, 2017

Restaurants Face Digital Dilemma

Restaurants Face Digital Dilemma

By John KellJune 9, 2017

Retailers Open On Thanksgiving Evening, Starting Black Friday Sales Early

The Death of Retail Is Greatly Exaggerated

By Phil WahbaJune 9, 2017

Why Goldman Sachs Could Be Wall Street’s Biggest Winner Under Trump

Why Goldman Sachs Could Be Wall Street’s Biggest Winner Under Trump

By William D. CohanJune 9, 2017

The Original Hospitality Disrupter

The Original Hospitality Disrupter

By Leigh GallagherJune 8, 2017

Selling Stuff Is No Longer the Point of Retail Stores

Selling Stuff Is No Longer the Point of Retail Stores

By Erin GriffithJune 8, 2017

Fortune 500: Starbucks, Howard Schultz

Howard Schultz for President?

By Beth KowittJune 8, 2017

Fortune 500 CEOs on Trump, the Economy, and Artificial Intelligence

Fortune 500 CEOs on Trump, the Economy, and Artificial Intelligence

By Alan MurrayJune 8, 2017

Howard Schultz former CEO Starbucks, photographed May 2017 in Seattle.

Howard Schultz Has Something Left to Prove

By Beth KowittJune 8, 2017

Activision Blizzard Aims for the Big Leagues

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Activision Blizzard Aims for the Big Leagues

By Michal Lev-RamJune 7, 2017

Tesla Takes Off in China

Tesla Takes Off in China

By Scott CendrowskiJune 7, 2017

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The iPhone Decade

By Aaron Pressman and Nicolas RappMay 24, 2017

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Coach Thinks Outside the Bag

By Phil WahbaMay 24, 2017

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Why Jimmy Choo’s Cofounder Thinks Department Stores Aren’t Dead (Yet)

By Michal Lev-RamMay 23, 2017

When Your Stuff Spies on You

When Your Stuff Spies on You

By Jeff John RobertsMay 23, 2017

State Street Bank, Fearless girl, SHE ETF

State Street Takes On Wall Street’s Gender Gap

By Annalyn KurtzMay 23, 2017

WIND POWER GREEN ENERGY

See the Fortune 100 Companies Doing the Most to Stop Climate Change

By Nicolas Rapp and Brian O'KeefeMay 22, 2017

Can China Save Hollywood?

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Can China Save Hollywood?

By Michal Lev-RamMay 22, 2017

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We Changed the World! …Oops

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