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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

Southeast Asia’s business leaders want wellness at work—as long as the programs get real results

Southeast Asia’s business leaders want wellness at work—as long as the programs get real results

By Alice WilliamsApril 8, 2026

So… what are we doing with AI? Innovating in an age of caution

So… what are we doing with AI? Innovating in an age of caution

By Francesca CassidyApril 7, 2026

Watches like this $455,000 timepiece can’t be made by a machine—and that’s exactly why they’re the ultimate flex amid the analog revival

Watches like this $455,000 timepiece can’t be made by a machine—and that’s exactly why they’re the ultimate flex amid the analog revival

By Adam EraceApril 4, 2026

Anthropic’s research shows that AI can already do a huge portion of many jobs; its top economist talks about how that could shape the future of work

Anthropic’s research shows that AI can already do a huge portion of many jobs; its top economist talks about how that could shape the future of work

By Matthew Heimer and Nicolas RappApril 7, 2026

Fortune Archives: Who gets a seat at the table?

Fortune Archives: Who gets a seat at the table?

By Indrani SenApril 5, 2026

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Newsletters What Anthropic’s too-dangerous-to-release AI model means for its upcoming IPO

By Beatrice NolanApril 10, 2026

Eva Longoria says she refused to be a ‘struggling actor’—so she worked part time as a headhunter, closing deals from her soap opera dressing room

Success Eva Longoria says she refused to be a ‘struggling actor’—so she worked part time as a headhunter, closing deals from her soap opera dressing room

By Orianna Rosa RoyleApril 10, 2026

A view of a bus shelter at Pennsylvania Avenue and 22nd Street NW where an electronic billboard and a poster display the current U.S. National debt per person and as a nation at 38 Trillion dollars on October 28, 2025 in Washington, DC.

Economy ‘We owe it to the next generation’ to get national debt under control, says think-tank boss, as U.S. borrowing hits $1.2 trillion in just six months

By Eleanor PringleApril 10, 2026

Mortgage rates today, April 10, 2026

Personal Finance Mortgage rates today, April 10, 2026

By Glen Luke FlanaganApril 10, 2026

Current refi mortgage rates report for April 10, 2026

Personal Finance Current refi mortgage rates report for April 10, 2026

By Glen Luke FlanaganApril 10, 2026

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Personal Finance Current ARM mortgage rates report for April 10, 2026

By Glen Luke FlanaganApril 10, 2026

‘Good for Russia, good for China, bad for America’: how the Iran war is reshaping global economies and power

Economy ‘Good for Russia, good for China, bad for America’: how the Iran war is reshaping global economies and power

By Nick LichtenbergApril 10, 2026

The world’s 500 richest people made more than a quarter trillion yesterday as volatile markets react to fragile Iran war ceasefire

Economy The world’s 500 richest people made more than a quarter trillion yesterday as volatile markets react to fragile Iran war ceasefire

By Jacqueline MunisApril 9, 2026

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America’s national debt has doubled in 10 years. Here’s how it compares to other countries

Magazine America’s national debt has doubled in 10 years. Here’s how it compares to other countries

By Nicolas Rapp and Matthew HeimerOctober 4, 2024

Features Many are calling for 81-year-old President Joe Biden to step down. Among this group of Fortune 500 CEOs, he’s still a young man
By Lila MacLellanJune 28, 2024

WNBA Commssioner Cathy Engelbert poses in front of basketballs.

Magazine WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert is leading the league to historic highs. Critics wonder if she’s fully seizing the moment

By Emma HinchliffeOctober 3, 2024

A bartender seves drinks to customers

Magazine Who has time for a power lunch? The real business happens at 4 p.m. ‘power hour’

By Jane ThierOctober 3, 2024

GM CEO Mary Barra sits in the driver's seat of a car.

Magazine GM CEO Mary Barra has spent a decade determined not to be disrupted. How she’s transforming the auto giant for the EV future

By Michal Lev-RamOctober 2, 2024

Vice President Kamala Harris speaks behind a podium at the Democratic National Convention.

Magazine What businesses can expect in a Kamala Harris presidency

By Geoff ColvinSeptember 30, 2024

Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and the robot revolution to end hard work

Magazine Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and the robot revolution to end hard work

By Jason Del ReySeptember 26, 2024

Magazine Inside the Coach archives: See the historic handbags that inspire new designs
By Alex Scimecca and Phil WahbaJune 22, 2024

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Magazine Gen Z’s anxiety is spilling into the workplace. Here’s how to effectively manage the ‘anxious generation’

By Beth GreenfieldSeptember 25, 2024

Where Silicon Valley is spending its millions in political donations, charted

Magazine Where Silicon Valley is spending its millions in political donations, charted

By Jenn Brice and Nicolas RappSeptember 25, 2024

Silicon Valley executives inside of the Capitol.

Magazine How the election broke Silicon Valley

By Alexei OreskovicSeptember 25, 2024

A Rock 'Em Sock 'Em robot with Intel written on it.

Magazine Intel’s years of missteps leave it fighting for survival in the Nvidia-dominated AI era

By Jeremy KahnSeptember 24, 2024

How an under-the-radar network of powerful Black women created the most potent campaign tool of 2024 and raised millions

Magazine How an under-the-radar network of powerful Black women created the most potent campaign tool of 2024 and raised millions

By Ruth UmohSeptember 21, 2024

Magazine Jollibee has a cult-like following in the Philippines and among the Filipino diaspora. But can its ‘Chickenjoy’ and sweet spaghetti ever truly challenge McDonald’s globally?
By Nicholas GordonJune 17, 2024

Fed chairman Jerome Powell.

Finance What the Fed rate cut means for investors

By Alicia AdamczykSeptember 19, 2024

Fortune LGBTQ+ Leaders: The top 10 ones to watch in the years ahead

Magazine Fortune LGBTQ+ Leaders: The top 10 ones to watch in the years ahead

By Aslesha Mehta and Alex Wood MortonSeptember 18, 2024

Joshua Kushner, founder of Thrive Capital

Magazine The rise of Joshua Kushner: How the young VC quietly built Thrive Capital into the powerhouse leading OpenAI to a $100 billion valuation

By Alyson ShontellAugust 30, 2024

I drove Tesla’s apocalyptic Cybertruck through L.A. to figure out why it exists

Magazine I drove Tesla’s apocalyptic Cybertruck through L.A. to figure out why it exists

By Jaclyn TropAugust 5, 2024

Are we headed for a massive AI hangover? It’s a $600 billion question that needs to be addressed

Magazine Are we headed for a massive AI hangover? It’s a $600 billion question that needs to be addressed

By Alyson ShontellAugust 5, 2024

Chinese auto giants have their eyes set on Europe—can Volkswagen hold its ground?

Magazine Chinese auto giants have their eyes set on Europe—can Volkswagen hold its ground?

By Alex Wood MortonAugust 5, 2024

How India’s fast-growing middle class propelled HDFC Bank into the Global 500

Magazine How India’s fast-growing middle class propelled HDFC Bank into the Global 500

By Nicholas GordonAugust 5, 2024

Nicolai Tangen runs Norway’s $1.7 trillion investment fund. Can he use that leverage to change business’s bad habits?

Magazine Nicolai Tangen runs Norway’s $1.7 trillion investment fund. Can he use that leverage to change business’s bad habits?

By Vivienne WaltAugust 5, 2024

As AI gobbles electricity, is now the time to buy unloved utility stocks?

Magazine As AI gobbles electricity, is now the time to buy unloved utility stocks?

By Leo SchwartzAugust 4, 2024

Chart shows employee engagement levels in the U.S. and globally.

Magazine The countries where workers and their bosses are most and least engaged

By Nicolas Rapp and Matthew HeimerAugust 3, 2024

How Eli Lilly went from pharmaceutical slowpoke to $791 billion juggernaut

Magazine How Eli Lilly went from pharmaceutical slowpoke to $791 billion juggernaut

By Erika FryAugust 2, 2024

Inside Volkswagen’s $130 billion EV battle

Magazine Inside Volkswagen’s $130 billion EV battle

By Vivienne WaltAugust 1, 2024

How memestock mania forced CEO Vlad Tenev to reinvent Robinhood—and himself

Magazine How memestock mania forced CEO Vlad Tenev to reinvent Robinhood—and himself

By Jeff John RobertsJuly 30, 2024

Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump: Who is the better president for business?

Magazine Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump: Who is the better president for business?

By Geoff ColvinJuly 29, 2024

Panoramic View of the Singapore City Skyline at Sunrise

Magazine Singapore’s AI ambitions: How the city-state is keeping up in an arms race dominated by the U.S. and China

By Clay ChandlerJuly 29, 2024

Sequoia Capital invested early in Google, Nvidia, and Apple. Can Roelof Botha keep the legendary venture capital firm ahead in the AI future?

Magazine Sequoia Capital invested early in Google, Nvidia, and Apple. Can Roelof Botha keep the legendary venture capital firm ahead in the AI future?

By Michal Lev-RamJuly 25, 2024

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Magazine Leading the charge: These 25 female-heavy C-suites highlight the dearth of women in Europe’s boardrooms

By Ryan Hogg and Grethe SchepersJuly 24, 2024

Vanceonomics: Why Trump’s ‘VC VP’ pick could create headaches for big business

Magazine Vanceonomics: Why Trump’s ‘VC VP’ pick could create headaches for big business

By Jeff John RobertsJuly 23, 2024

The tumultuous Biden-to-Harris handoff shows why political parties need some lessons on succession planning

Magazine The tumultuous Biden-to-Harris handoff shows why political parties need some lessons on succession planning

By Lila MacLellanJuly 22, 2024

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