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Diane Brady writes about the issues and leaders impacting the global business landscape. In addition to writing Fortune’s CEO Daily newsletter, she co-hosts the Leadership Next podcast, interviews newsmakers on stage at events worldwide and oversees the Fortune CEO Initiative. She previously worked at Forbes, McKinsey, Bloomberg Businessweek, the Wall Street Journal, and Maclean's. Her book Fraternity was named one of Amazon’s best books of 2012, and she also co-wrote Connecting the Dots with former Cisco CEO John Chambers.

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NewslettersRolls-Royce CEO Tufan Erginbilgiç: ‘You can’t always influence the macro stuff but you influence how you deal with it’
By Diane BradyAugust 11, 2025
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NewslettersThe 5 things you need to ‘really create magic’ with AI: the LLM, the context, the prompt, the workflow, and the evaluation
By Diane BradyAugust 8, 2025
What CFOs say about AI when they’re speaking off the record
NewslettersWhat CFOs say about AI when they’re speaking off the record
By Diane BradyAugust 7, 2025
WM CEO Jim Fish on sustainability in the waste, recycling, and landfill industry
NewslettersWM CEO Jim Fish on sustainability in the waste, recycling, and landfill industry
By Diane BradyAugust 6, 2025
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NewslettersThe fall of Elon Musk down Fortune’s 100 Most Powerful People in Business list shows how power is impermanent
By Diane BradyAugust 5, 2025
Former GE CEO Jack Welch
NewslettersFormer General Electric CEO Jack Welch once claimed the jobs numbers were faked. How did that turn out?
By Diane BradyAugust 4, 2025
Sunset is seen over dunes of Eastern Sahara desert on on October 30, 2024 near Douz, Tunisia. (Photo by Dominika Zarzycka/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
NewslettersGlobal warming and CEO leadership (but make it funny!)
By Diane BradyAugust 1, 2025
Warren Buffett’s advice to Brooks CEO: ‘Make sure the brand is stronger at the end of the year than it was at the beginning’
NewslettersWarren Buffett’s advice to Brooks CEO: ‘Make sure the brand is stronger at the end of the year than it was at the beginning’
By Diane BradyJuly 31, 2025
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NewslettersHebbia’s Adam Khakhar: AI is creating two-person companies that scale
By Diane BradyJuly 30, 2025
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NewslettersBYD overtakes Tesla on Fortune’s Global 500 as once-dominant U.S. companies feel heat from foreign rivals
By Diane BradyJuly 29, 2025
United States President Donald Trump
Newsletters‘Epstein will forever be a loser in people’s minds and Donald Trump doesn’t hang out with losers,’ a Trump insider says. ‘It’s off-brand’ 
By Diane BradyJuly 25, 2025
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NewslettersNIQ CEO on going public: ‘We’re sitting on a goldmine of data. We cover 85% of the world’s population’
By Diane BradyJuly 24, 2025
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NewslettersWhy this early Google investor is funding think tanks in the U.S. and India
By Diane BradyJuly 23, 2025
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NewslettersAstraZeneca CEO Pascal Soriot on why he’s building in the U.S.: ‘Europe is losing ground’
By Diane BradyJuly 22, 2025
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NewslettersPenny Pennington of investment advice firm Edward Jones: ‘We’re a wealth and wellbeing company’
By Diane BradyJuly 18, 2025
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