Executives

Coca-Cola CEO Muhtar Kent: 'You Have to Be a Feminist'

Justin Trudeau is his icon

By Charlotte Alter November 20, 2015

Shonda Rhimes: "I Did Not Feel Like I Had Come Up Against Obstacles"

The president of Thursday night TV doesn't regret killing off McDreamy

By Belinda Luscombe November 5, 2015

Here's Roughly Every Controversial Thing Donald Trump Has Ever Said Out Loud

There're decades and decades of material to pull from

By Julia Zorthian August 7, 2015

Donald Trump's 16 Biggest Business Failures and Successes

Ventures that went belly-up and plenty that made it big

By Jacob Koffler August 7, 2015

Reddit's Ellen Pao Was One More 'Difficult' Female Executive

She may have not been the right person to lead Reddit. But that doesn’t mean the deck wasn’t stacked from the start

By Susanna Schrobsdorff July 11, 2015

Reddit Chairman Alexis Ohanian: 'We Need to Do a Better Job'

Why Steve Huffman is the right person to replace Ellen Pao as CEO

By Matt Vella July 10, 2015

Two Uber Executives Arrested in France

Arrests come just days after fierce anti-Uber protests

By Claire Groden / Fortune June 29, 2015

These Are the Top 5 Female CEOs, According to Their Employees

A new annual ranking is out

By Ben Geier / Fortune June 10, 2015

This Is How Much It Costs to Lunch With Warren Buffett

If it's part of a charity auction that is

By Jen Wieczner June 1, 2015

Watch: Proof Bill And Melinda Gates Are Ice Cold Under Pressure

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRgLvlxZVyk Red nose day—a U.K. campaign launched this year in the U.S. by NBC to "[raise] money for children and young people living in poverty by simply having fun and making people laugh," culminated...

By Chris Matthews / Fortune May 22, 2015

How Sony Got Up and Out of Its Death Bed

For the first time in a decade, the electronics company has a shot

By Kevin Kelleher May 21, 2015

Here's What's on Bill Gates' Summer Reading List

The world's richest man just assigned the world some summer homework

By Tom Huddleston, Jr. May 19, 2015

Big changes are coming to Chobani greek yogurt

How your favorite yogurt may change

By Robert Hackett May 18, 2015

What Becoming Steve Jobs Gets Wrong

Dueling biographies fight over the story of Steve

By Lev Grossman March 25, 2015

How Steve Jobs Totally Terrified Me

“Are you smart? Are you going to waste my time?”

By Philip Elmer-DeWitt / Fortune March 4, 2015

Starbucks CEO: Giuliani's Obama Remarks 'Vicious'

The outspoken chief executive responded forcefully to the former New York mayor's comments

By Dan Mitchell February 20, 2015

Dear Tech Executives: Nobody Cares if You're 'Thrilled'

Executives have gotten too comfortable offering less than a no-comment—a comment of negative value—by telling us what they're feeling

By Kevin Kelleher November 3, 2014

Rupert Murdoch Is getting Hammered for This Tweet

Media mogul says Google is worse than the NSA when it comes to privacy

By Fortune August 19, 2014

The World’s Most Powerful Men Love This One, Strange Thing

Not exactly what you’d expect

By Fortune August 11, 2014

These Are the 15 Highest-Paid Women in America

Last year was a banner year for executive compensation

July 24, 2014

Here's What to Do If Your Boss Kind of Hates You

In an ideal world, we’d all get along great with everybody we report to. Here’s what to do if that's not the case

June 20, 2014

Apple Execs Ranked by Their Keynote Performances

Apple’s keynotes have always had a certain mystique, complete with seamless product demos, smooth promotional videos, and a class-of-the-industry organizational flow. While a great product can sometimes speak for itself, it’s the people behind the...

June 5, 2014

One of CEOs' Most Powerful Tools Is Starting to Look Dull

A lot has been made in recent years of the record amount of corporate cash on the balance sheets–around $2 trillion in U.S., and the same amount in firms’ bank accounts abroad–as well as the...

By Rana Foroohar May 21, 2014

Target’s Ousted CEO Will Make $15.9 Million in Severance

The man who led Target during a data breach that compromised the personal information of as many as 110 million customers will make $15.9 million through his severance package, according to a newly released SEC...

By Victor Luckerson May 20, 2014

6 Simple Rules for Simplifying Everything

In their new book from Harvard Business Review Press—Six Simple Rules: How To Manage Complexity Without Getting Complicated—Boston Consulting Group partners Yves Morieux and Peter Tollman make a valiant attempt at helping increasingly complex organizations...

By Gary Belsky April 25, 2014

Here Are the Top 10 Highest-Paid Executives Under 40

If you’re the cheerful, satisfied sort—happy with your job, duties, and compensation—you may want to shuffle along to the next article. Keep the peace of mind you have. Cherish it. And whatever you do, forget...

April 23, 2014

Here Are the Huge Challenges Ford's Next CEO Faces

This post is in partnership with Fortune, which offers the latest business and finance news. Read the article below originally published at Fortune.com. Mark Fields, who has been the heir apparent to Alan Mulally, may...

By Doron Levin April 22, 2014

Samsung Okayed Vicious Apple Ads Two Days After Steve Jobs Passed Away

Ouch

By Matt Vella April 16, 2014

Bill Clinton's 3-Word Secret to Leading the World

Former President Bill Clinton gave Fortune magazine an interview as part of its first list of the World's 50 Greatest Leaders. (Clinton also graces the issue's cover.) Here's an excerpt, where he succinctly describes what...

By Matt Vella March 21, 2014

Who Is Carlos Ghosn, the CEO Who Fled House Arrest

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos Just Gave $33 Million to a Scholarship Fund for 'Dreamers'

Why the Creative Accounting in the Microsoft-LinkedIn Deal Is So Disturbing

Watch Microsoft's Former CEO Dunk Off a Trampoline Like a Total Boss