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“It will be difficult for Powell to send a credibly hawkish signal at the press conference,” analysts at Bank of America said in a note.

“For the most part, AI is going to do great stuff for mankind, like tractors did, like fertilizers did, like vaccines did.”

As the legendary investor prepares to step down, we looked back at his many appearances on Fortune’s cover.

Only 18% of chief supply chain officers in the F500 are women, including Kimberly-Clark’s Tamera Fenske. But she doesn’t just pay it forward to women in her footsteps, because men are ‘one of the strongest advocates.’

“Eventually, in the unforeseeable future, austerity may be the most likely of the six possible outcomes.”

“A fresh generation of billionaires is steadily emerging,” UBS said.

China has “twice as much energy as we have as a nation, and our economy is larger than theirs. Makes no sense to me,” Huang said.

“A Netflix merger with Warner Bros. would create a monopsony problem: too few buyers with too much bargaining power.”

A former high-level agent with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and an associate have been charged with conspiring to launder millions of dollars and obtain military-grade firearms and explosives for a Mexican drug cartel, according to an indictment unsealed Friday in New York. Paul Campo, 61, of Oakton, Virginia, who…