CAN AI MAKE 'BIG BLUE' GROW AGAIN?

CEO ARVIND KRISHNA IS HELPING IBM REGAIN ITS SWAGGER—AND RECOVER FROM A TOUGH DECADE.

PETER THIEL'S DEEP STATE: A COMMON THREAD RUNS THROUGH TRUMP'S TECH TEAM

Trump's picks for deputy secretary of Health and Human Services, “AI and crypto czar,” and ambassador to Denmark all have in common?

A Sure Thing

The PGA TOUR is all in on a new sports betting partnership.

ANYBODY LISTENING?

SiriusXM launched its first satellite in 2000, with the sci-fi promise of music and talk beamed to your car from space. But the newly independent company and CEO Jennifer Witz now face a very different landscape.

MELINDA FRENCH GATES BELIEVES THE LIGHT WILL WIN

MELINDA FRENCH GATES, at 60, is setting her own agenda: Four years after her divorce from Microsoft founder Bill Gates, she is dedicating her resources to improving the lives of women and girls in the U.S. through her company, Pivotal Ventures.

WHY SANTANDER BANK CHIEF ANA BOTÍN FEELS FLIKE JEFF BEZOS'

ANA BOTÍN doesn’t have “normal” days. As executive chair of Banco Santander, one of Europe's largest banks by assets, she’s perpetually flying from one part of the world to another.

A SILENCE BROKEN ONLY BY THE WHISPERS OF ELVES

SUNLIGHT SCATTERED on the surrounding snow as we hiked single file, crampons strapped to our boots, up Sólheimajökull, Iceland's southernmost glacier—a 650-foot-thick tongue of solid ice spanning 17 square miles.

BEND THE WORLD TO YOUR WILL

No billionaire owner. No safety net. Just 11.5 million subscribers and counting. Meet the New York Times CEO outmaneuvering tech, Trump, and an industry in crisis.

BILL GATES $200 BILLION MOONSHOT

INSIDE THE BIGGEST BET ON HUMANITY A PHILANTHROPIST HAS EVER MADE

CAN ONE FOUNDATION CHANGE LIFE ON EARTH?

IT’s JUST a routine checkup, standard for participants in a clinical trial, but when Alice, a South African shop clerk in her forties, visits the Be Part Yoluntu Centre for research, she wears her best outfit: trousers, a blouse, and short heels.

AMERICA'S BIGGEST COMPANIE PREPARE FOR THE UNKNOWABLE

THERE’S NO SHORTAGE of reasons these days for business leaders to lose sleep over what-ifs.

LEADERSHIP WARREN BUFFETT'S SECRET TO SUCCESS: HE KNEW HOW TO CHANGE HIS MIND

KNEW HOW TO CHANGE HIS MIND

TARIFFS HAVE HALTED THE 'BUY AMERICA' ERA.HERE'S WHAT TO DO NEXT

“If you’d come to me 10 years ago, I would have said, ‘Just buy an index fund and don’t worry about it,’” says Stephanie Guild, chief investment officer of Robinhood Markets.

UNITEDHEALTH FACES A RECKONING AFTER A $280 BILLION MELTDOWN

HOW SICK IS UnitedHealth Group?

WITHOUT ELON MUSK, WHAT'S TESLA REALLY WORTH? BY SHAWN TULLY

IN THE WEEKS bracketing Donald Trump's victory on Nov. 5, Tesla's stock enjoyed one of the most explosive rides in the annals of publicly traded equities, gaining over 50% and almost half a trillion dollars in valuation in the span of just over a month.

Remote Work

Atlassian goes “Team Anywhere” and shares its secrets for a remote-first working model. By Sara Braun

CHINA LAUNCHES AN AI COMEBACK

DeepSeek and other Chinese tech firms have erased much of Silicon Valley's lead in artificial intelligence—showing how China's “fast followers” can still win a business race.

Inspiring Talent to Make Their Moment

Encore gives its team members the tools and training they need to shine on a world stage.

Reaching a New World

The PGA TOUR’s World Feed is bringing a tailored experience to international golf fans.

THE SANE PERSON'S GUIDE TO INVESTING IN CRYPTOCURRENCY

THERE HAVE ALWAYS been plenty of reasons for prudent investors to steer clear of the crypto markets.

LEVI STRAUSS CEO MICHELLE GASS IS COUNTING ON WOMEN TO BOOST THE DENIM BRANDWITH HELP FROM THE BAGGY JEANS BOOM AND BEYONCÉ

OUTSIDE LEVI’S flagship store in New York’s Times Square, the sidewalks are teeming with tourists, buskers, and unauthorized Elmo impersonators.

Paid Parental Leave

Hewlett Packard Enterprise extended its parental leave policy and never looked back.

A Legacy of PeopleFirst Leadership

As the Great Stay drives worker dissatisfaction, Plante Moran prioritizes building trust with staff.

Caring for Caregivers

Hackensack Meridian Health finds new ways to elevate patient care by backing its team members.

A PIED-A-MER FOR LIFELONG TRAVELERS

IN 2019, the Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan created Comedian, a series of three identical pieces, each consisting of a fresh banana diagonally duct-taped to a wall. One is at the Guggenheim.

TECH THE NINE LIVES OF MASAYOSHI SON

THE FIRST DAYS of the second Trump administration offered the newly elected president a chance to share the spotlight with some of his most important allies. While some of the featured leaders were ones you'd expect—cabinet nominees, congressional leaders, mega-donor Elon Musk—at least one was a surprise: Masayoshi Son, the Japanese billionaire tech investor.

Building a Foundation for Excellence

Baptist Health South Florida is prioritizing employee well-being to build a better future for health care.

TECH AI AGENTS ARE HERE. HOW AFRAID SHOULD WORKERS BE?

AT MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS, the telecom industry trade show held each March in Barcelona, AI agents were everywhere. Or rather, signs touting AI agents were everywhere.

STRATEGY HOW TO SURVIVE A TRADE WAR

THE FIRST FEW MONTHS of President Donald Trump 2.0 have drawn comparisons to the deregulation era of Ronald Reagan, the industrial policy of Alexander Hamilton, the roaring ebullience of the 1920s, the fervid patriotism of the 1950s, and the harsh cultural divisions of the 1960s.

THE RESTLESS MIND OF THE SERIAL ENTREPRENEUR

MARC LORE AND HIS QUEST TO CREATE THE AMAZON OF FOOD DELIVERY