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Fortune 500 measures return on leadership

Also: Trump brings back travel ban, big investors turn away from the U.S., and job growth slows.

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How CEO Drew Houston is ‘rebuilding Dropbox for the modern era’

"I want to be building things like Dash that sort of make Dropbox 1.0 look like a footnote," Houston told Fortune.

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Is IBM cool again?

Also: Trump says Xi is "hard to make a deal with," Wells Fargo is out of the doghouse, and Ray Dalio rings in AI era.

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Papa Johns gets cheeky to power its comeback

Also: OECD cuts growth forecast, Meta plans to replace workers with AI, and Chime sets IPO price.

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Welcome to the Fortune 500's 71st annual edition

Also: China accuses U.S. of violating trade truce, law firms punished for appeasing Trump, and IBM’s new path ahead.

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Ruling against Trump tariffs is a win for the legislative branch

Also: Musk quits DOGE, Nvidia beats expectations, and Instacart announces new CEO.

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How the CEO of Lumen Technologies is building the backbone of the AI economy

"We're thinking about everything completely differently. It's one of my favorite things to do. I love leading change," Johnson told Fortune.

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Health care AI revolution starts with building trust with professionals

Also: Stellantis has a new CEO, Musk doubts 'Big, Beautiful Bill', and McKinsey takes a 10% trim.

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How Trump's ban on international students could affect American companies

Also: U.S. debt investors do not like Trump’s “big beautiful bill.”

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Andy Jassy's focus on explaining Amazon's AI bets publicly is something other CEOs can learn from

Also: OpenAI’s $6.5 billion acquisition and two Israeli embassy staff killed in Washington shooting.

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Why this Goldman Sachs vet says the U.S. is still the world's 'preeminent' market

Plus, what she looks for when hiring at Goldman Sachs.

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Cultural context is key to understanding the changes happening for women in Saudi Arabia

Also: Elon Musk reaffirms his commitment to Tesla.

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Fortune Most Powerful Women International Summit opens in Riyadh

Also: Jamie Dimon warns about complacency and CATL jumps in its Hong Kong debut.

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The powerhouse CEOs of the midwest

Also: Bessent calls tariff uncertainty “strategic” and Biden diagnosed with prostate cancer.

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Fortune’s 2025 CEO Survey shows increasing pessimism

Also: Inflation still top of Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s mind, Meta’s fraud problem.

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Trump pressures Apple’s Tim Cook on iPhone production in India

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Why Mastercard CEO Michael Miebach believes the future of payments is in the hands of consumers

"People want simplicity. They also want safety," Miebach told Fortune.

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‘Like driving through the fog’: CEOs discuss how to handle the 90-day pause in the tariff war

Trump launches a new attack on the Fed’s Powell, the Qatar jet issue is not going away.

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AI may cut the need for younger staff, some CEOs say: ‘With the commoditization of intelligence, it’s not about having the smartest people anymore’

Also: Trump’s memecoin dinner is likely dominated by foreign interests, Republicans are uneasy with the Qatari Air Force One gift.

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Trump says China tariffs will be reduced as trade delegates head into negotiations this weekend

Also: What we learned from the U.S.-U.K. trade deal.

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Bombardier CEO on tariffs: 'I'm always a believer that common sense will prevail'

Also: Is Trump be softening on China? U.S. will announce trade deal with U.K.

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The CEO of United Wholesale Mortgage prioritizes "doing the right thing," and profit follows

"We do things for people and dominance and winning. And you know what happens? Money usually follows. Profit always follows those things," Ishbia told Fortune.

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As the last tariff-free freighters pull into LA, China trade talks will begin on Friday

Also: U.S. exports to China fall 40%, Democrats want to ban the president from owning crypto.

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What Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said at the Milken event (and how his critics responded)

Also: Trump’s movie tax will lead to fewer and more expensive films, experts said; non-profit retains control of OpenAI.

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Warren Buffett’s retirement—and the twists and mysteries that preceded it

Also: Trump wants a tax on all foreign movies, “tariff washing” is China’s new growth industry.

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