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Who owns ideas in the AI age?
Who owns ideas in the AI age?

David Shelley, CEO of Hachette’s U.K. and U.S. operations, on taking on Big Tech, defending copyright, and why the future of human creativity is at stake.

By Francesca CassidyApril 8, 2026
The Walmart billionaires next door: Quiet backlash is brewing against the heirs who remade the retailer’s hometown
The Walmart billionaires next door: Quiet backlash is brewing against the heirs who remade the retailer’s hometown
By Jessica MathewsApril 3, 2026
Have a strong brand in a world of noise—it’s like having the only red T-shirt in a stadium full of white ones
Have a strong brand in a world of noise—it’s like having the only red T-shirt in a stadium full of white ones
By Kamal AhmedApril 2, 2026
The youngest-ever female CEO of a Fortune 500 company is fighting Trump’s cuts to keep Medicaid strong
The youngest-ever female CEO of a Fortune 500 company is fighting Trump’s cuts to keep Medicaid strong
By Diane BradyMarch 24, 2026
Ken Griffin wants to reshape Miami—and maybe American politics
Ken Griffin wants to reshape Miami—and maybe American politics
By Shawn TullyMarch 31, 2026
The world’s consumers are ready for robotaxis. James Peng of Pony AI wants to make sure they’re riding in his
The world’s consumers are ready for robotaxis. James Peng of Pony AI wants to make sure they’re riding in his
By Nicholas GordonMarch 26, 2026
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CybersecurityThe AI that found 27-year-old vulnerabilities no human ever caught before just forced an emergency meeting with every major Wall Street CEO
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CryptoPrediction markets have made betting easier than ever—and young men are paying the price
By Carlos GarciaApril 10, 2026
‘I’m still here 12 hours a day’: Luana Lopes Lara on building Kalshi as the world’s youngest female self-made billionaire
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By Emma HinchliffeApril 10, 2026
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Cotopaxi co-founder Davis Smith
FeaturesThe Cotopaxi co-founder’s leap of faith: Why Davis Smith stepped down as CEO and moved to Brazil 
By Michal Lev-RamAugust 22, 2023
  • This sex toys company CEO partnered with a supermodel and became a media darling. Then it all fell apart
    FeaturesThis sex toys company CEO partnered with a supermodel and became a media darling. Then it all fell apart
    By Lux AlptraumJune 4, 2023
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FeaturesWhat happened to Japan Inc.? Once a business powerhouse, Japan’s presence among the world’s biggest companies is in steep decline
By Nicholas GordonAugust 17, 2023
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Success‘My work can be flexible, my son’s routine is not’: Meet the ‘dead zone’ workers killing management’s attempts to return to pre-pandemic 9 to 5 grind
By Orianna Rosa RoyleAugust 11, 2023
Noubar Afeyan, co-founder and chairman of Moderna and founder and chief executive officer of Flagship Pioneering.
FeaturesThe Moderna COVID-19 vaccine was the ultimate home run for this biotech venture firm. It’s a tough act to follow
By Paolo ConfinoAugust 10, 2023
Zoom's new London headquarters offers the latest in virtual technology.
FeaturesZoom thinks curved desks will make office work less miserable. We visited its state of the art hybrid designed office in London
By Orianna Rosa RoyleAugust 10, 2023
60% of Americans battling drug or alcohol addictions also have jobs. Here are the professions with the highest rates of substance-use disorder
Features60% of Americans battling drug or alcohol addictions also have jobs. Here are the professions with the highest rates of substance-use disorder
By Erika FryAugust 4, 2023
  • Chipmaker TSMC needs to hire 4,500 Americans at its new Arizona plants. Its ‘brutal’ corporate culture is getting in the way
    FeaturesChipmaker TSMC needs to hire 4,500 Americans at its new Arizona plants. Its ‘brutal’ corporate culture is getting in the way
    By Yvonne LauJune 3, 2023
Photo illustration of the famous Hollywood sign, but the sign is cracking and crumbling, the "D" at the end has fallen off, and the "O" next to it is starting to fall as well.
FeaturesThe Hollywood dream job is dead. Did it ever really exist?
By Maria AspanAugust 2, 2023
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FeaturesKatie Haun launched a $1.5 billion crypto fund—and then the industry blew up. How has she navigated crypto’s year from hell?
By Leo Schwartz and Anne SradersAugust 2, 2023
Lockheed Martin’s $1.7 trillion F-35 fighter jet is 10 years late and 80% over budget—and it could be one of the Pentagon’s biggest success stories
MagazineLockheed Martin’s $1.7 trillion F-35 fighter jet is 10 years late and 80% over budget—and it could be one of the Pentagon’s biggest success stories
By Christopher LeonardAugust 2, 2023
Saudi Arabia has the most profitable company in the history of the world, with $3.2 trillion to invest by 2030. Who will say no to that tidal wave of cash?
MagazineSaudi Arabia has the most profitable company in the history of the world, with $3.2 trillion to invest by 2030. Who will say no to that tidal wave of cash?
By Vivienne WaltAugust 1, 2023
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FeaturesInside the brain of the billionaire visionary: narcissism, risk, and disordered personality traits
By Frederick KaufmanJuly 30, 2023
  • Who is Linda Yaccarino, really? Former colleagues reveal the tough “Long Island lady” Elon Musk has chosen to run Twitter
    TechWho is Linda Yaccarino, really? Former colleagues reveal the tough “Long Island lady” Elon Musk has chosen to run Twitter
    By Kylie RobisonMay 14, 2023
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FeaturesElon, where’s my Cybertruck? Millions are still waiting for Tesla’s elusive product years after reserving it
By Simon WillisJuly 27, 2023
As the opioid epidemic worsens, recovery-friendly policies are the next frontier in workplace inclusion
MagazineAs the opioid epidemic worsens, recovery-friendly policies are the next frontier in workplace inclusion
By Erika FryJuly 27, 2023
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Magazine46 million Americans struggle with substance-use disorder. It’s time for bosses to stop ignoring them
By Erika FryJuly 27, 2023
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FeaturesThe end of dieting: WeightWatchers and Noom are now pushing Ozempic-like miracle drugs over willpower
By Maria AspanJuly 24, 2023
A woman looks at a mobile phone after the skyline buildings lights were switched off for the Earth Hour environmental campaign in Hong Kong on March 24, 2018. / AFP PHOTO / Philip FONG (Photo credit should read PHILIP FONG/AFP via Getty Images)
FeaturesHong Kong braces for a court ruling that could spell the beginning of the end of its open internet
By Rachel CheungJuly 19, 2023
Illustration of a maze in the shape of a smiley-face.
FeaturesToo many CEOs don’t know what their workers need. Employee ‘engagement’ surveys can make the problem even worse
By Phil WahbaJuly 12, 2023
If you want to encourage creativity, don’t brainstorm. There’s a better way to come up with good ideas
SuccessIf you want to encourage creativity, don’t brainstorm. There’s a better way to come up with good ideas
By Indrani SenJuly 11, 2023
A Washington startup has built tiny homes for unhoused people in 100 communities. Now it’s going international
FeaturesA Washington startup has built tiny homes for unhoused people in 100 communities. Now it’s going international
By Kinsey CrowleyJune 30, 2023
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FeaturesPresident Biden’s new executive order could help American women get better birth control
By Maria AspanJune 27, 2023
Ozempic is pictured in a pharmacy on April 13, 2023 in Niesky, Germany.
FeaturesThe maker of Ozempic and Wegovy is researching groundbreaking new drugs to stop people from becoming obese in the first place
By Vivienne WaltJune 21, 2023
Patricia Roberts Harris, the first Black woman to hold a US cabinet seat and first Black woman to join a Fortune 500 board
LeadershipMeet the little-known first Black woman to sit on a Fortune 500 corporate board
By Lila MacLellanJune 19, 2023
The CEO of one of Medicaid and Medicare’s biggest insurers is bullish on A.I., and thinks it could bring down costs
FeaturesThe CEO of one of Medicaid and Medicare’s biggest insurers is bullish on A.I., and thinks it could bring down costs
By Erika FryJune 9, 2023
What comes after affirmative action?
FeaturesWhat comes after affirmative action?
By Ellen McGirtJune 8, 2023
An illustration of police officers, firefighters, and school officials using Motorola equipment.
FeaturesMotorola ditched cell phones and found a lucrative second act. Now it’s one of tech’s biggest turnaround stories
By Stephen GandelJune 8, 2023
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky poses inside a living room.
FeaturesAirbnb won the pandemic and joined the Fortune 500. A looming recession is the next hurdle
By Trey WilliamsJune 7, 2023
Is Google a bad neighbor? A fight over water use at a huge data center is exposing deeper issues in an Oregon town
FeaturesIs Google a bad neighbor? A fight over water use at a huge data center is exposing deeper issues in an Oregon town
By Adam SeesselJune 6, 2023
How the ‘Amazon of Asia,’ founded by a Harvard Business School dropout, landed on the Fortune 500 for the first time
FeaturesHow the ‘Amazon of Asia,’ founded by a Harvard Business School dropout, landed on the Fortune 500 for the first time
By Nicholas GordonJune 5, 2023
Women CEOs run 10.4% of Fortune 500 companies. A quarter of the 52 leaders became CEO in the last year
FeaturesWomen CEOs run 10.4% of Fortune 500 companies. A quarter of the 52 leaders became CEO in the last year
By Emma HinchliffeJune 5, 2023
Have we reached peak Tesla?
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By Vivienne WaltJune 5, 2023
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