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Bye-bye HP, Hello HP Enterprise and HP Inc.

After 76 years, the tech giant will split into two companies on Sunday. Can its two spawn do better than HP as a whole?

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The latest business buzzword? ‘Decarbonization’

A renewables panel at Fortune's Brainstorm E conference talks about how things are changing.

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The Washington Post and Facebook: Smart strategy or deal with the devil?

The Washington Post says it will send 100% of its content to Facebook for its Instant Articles project. But is that wise?

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Inside the trillion-dollar war on Big Food

Major packaged-food companies lost $4 billion in market share alone last year, as shoppers swerved to fresh and organic alternatives. Can the supermarket giants win you back?

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Disney CEO Bob Iger's Empire of Tech

Bob Iger has spent much of his near decade at Disney wearing an additional corporate hat: CTO. The result? He has brought the coolest innovations from Lucasfilm, Pixar, Marvel, and ESPN into a single galaxy.

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Why stories, not software still rule marketing

Without an authentic message behind them, social media and digital marketing campaigns will fall flat, warn three Fortune 500 brand storytellers.

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Sandberg on Facebook: 'We are our own biggest risk'

The social networking company's COO talks targeting, scaling, and Ello during Advertising Week in New York.

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The secretive empire of Mars Incorporated

From free candy to pet-friendly perks, working at America’s third-largest private company is a toothsome gig. An exclusive look at the secretive empire of Mars Incorporated.

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Hard times come to the hedge funds

Bears should have had a fine time in the 1969 market. But some followers of the hedge concept got clobbered on their shorts while being murdered on their longs. Worse than that, the SEC is moving in.

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The wit and wisdom of Warren Buffett

While Warren Buffett was growing larger than life, Fortune had a front-row seat.

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Steve and Me (Fortune, 2011)

After more than two decades as the CEO’s chronicler and confidant.

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Inside the secret world of Trader Joe's

America’s hottest retailer is notoriously hush-hush. Fortune uncovers the secrets of its success.

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The toughest guy on Wall Street

He's taking a shot at the title of world’s most important banker and trying to whip a sprawling financial conglomerate into shape.

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Fast Forward: Brainstorm 2002: Changes and Challenges Ahead

Discussions at this year's Brainstorm conference tackled everything from global poverty to Mid-East politics. Some highlights.

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Fortune magazine: Battered but unbroken (October 2001)

Terrorists brought down capitalism's towering symbols—but not capitalism itself.

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AOL Plus Time Warner Equals...What?

Do the math, and you might wonder if this company’s long-term annual return to investors can beat a Treasury bond’s.

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Ralph Lauren: The emperor has clothes

This article was originally published in the November 11, 1996 issue of Fortune magazine.

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Today's GOP: The party's over for big business

In a political arena now dominated by small-business populists, anti-government conservatives, and the religious right, corporate America's the odd man out -- mistrusted, resented, impotent.

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Will Wal-Mart take over the world?

So long, Sears. Move over, K mart. This outback discounter is rising fast—and is No. 5 in Fortune's latest survey of America's most admired corporations.

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The inside story of Warren Buffett (Fortune, 1988)

America's best investor is also an ace at running businesses. Here's how he does it.

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FORTUNE: The Greatest Capitalist in History (August 31, 1987)

Thomas J. Watson Jr. got his job from his father, but built IBM into a colossus big enough to satisfy even the wildest of the old man's dreams. Here he tells in his own words how he did it.

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The Folks Who Brought You Apple (Fortune, 1981)

A 1981 Fortune article about a young upstart named Apple.

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Groupthink (Fortune magazine, 1952)

Subtle but pervasive changes in American ideas ultimately may prove more decisive than anything that has occurred in politics or economics.

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