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HOW BETTER CHEMISTRY CATALYZES DECARBONIZATION

Chemours's innovations in membrane materials, specialty plastics, and refrigerants will be crucial for reducing emissions in transportation and heavy industry.

The Conversation: GINA DROSOS

The jewelry giant Signet isn't a household name, but it owns huge brands that any mall shopper would recognize on sight, including Kay, Zales, Jared, and teenager mainstay Piercing Pagoda. Drosos, Signet's first female CEO, has reversed a long slump at the company by making smart tech bets and fixing a badly broken management culture. Her next challenge? Persuading consumers to keep buying jewelry as the economy softens.

THE VOICE OF SUSTAINABILITY

As the pace of change accelerates in Saudi Arabia, Hawazen Nazieh Nassief is helping to turn environmental and social responsibility into a priority for businesses across the country.

Aventure Giant's Risky Moonshot

A16Z’s high-stakes mission to conquer the rest of the financial world

Why Survivorship is the Future of Cancer Care

With more people in the U.S. surviving their cancer diagnoses, providers are broadening the definition of effective care.

Will Jay Powell Blink? - Inside the Fed Chair's Fight to Curb Inflation

In the high-stakes battle against runaway price increases, many Wall Street stock traders think Powell is raising interest rates too quickly. Others fear that he’ll stop too soon. Why this Washington lifer may have the toughest job in America.

Harnessing New Tech for Acompetitive Edge

Deloitte’s Unlimited Reality™ practice leverages immersive technology, artificial intelligence, and computing advances to reimagine the future of business and customer experience.

How Amazon's Cloud took the world by storm

AWS has become the ultimate case study in corporate innovation.

11 Stocks to Stick With for 2023 - Bullish Prospects in Bearish Times

Where should you turn when the smart money expects a recession? Look for companies whose products and services sell well even when times are tough.

Where to Get Away in 2023

Tourism is all the way back—along with aggravating crowds. These newly opened destinations combine luxury with the quieter joys of being off the beaten track.

What's in the water at PepsiCo?

The maker of fizzy drinks and chips has also produced 16 current Fortune 500 CEOS.

How THE BEST LEADERS Survive THE WORST OF TIMES

Savvy CEOs are preparing for the next recession by studying how their smartest peers handled previous ones. Here are 5 powerful strategies for navigating a business downturn.

DEFENDING THE DISTRIBUTED ENTERPRISE AGAINST TOMORROW'S CYBERSECURITY THREATS

With advanced hardware and software safeguards, CDW and HP are giving businesses the security tools to protect hybrid work environments.

UNLOCKING THE POWER OF DATA

Enterprises can make smarter decisions by using cutting-edge data management and IT solutions.

INVESTOR ROUNDTABLE - SEEKING SHELTER AND SEEING SILVER LININGS

Soaring inflation and steep drops in stocks and bonds have bruised many investors. But our experts remain undaunted. Here's why they believe a rough 2022 could set the table for much better returns in 2023 and beyond.

PAYING IT FORWARD PAYS OFF

Bell Bank’s employee-dcriven philanthropy program benefits the community—and the company.

UNLOCKING THE POWER OF DATA

Enterprises can make smarter decisions by using cutting-edge data management and IT solutions.

Cult of the 8:59 a.m. Professional

I proudly wake up one minute before starting my remote work job. There are thousands like me, and we don’t care what you think.

Creator Capitalism

Providing social media influencers with tech tools and services is a hot industry. Can it survive the cooling economy?

WHY RETIREMENT SAVERS ARE TURNING TO GOLD

Amid market volatility and a potential \"super bubble,\" some retirement savers see the yellow metal as an opportunity for profit and wealth preservation.

Where Crypto Goes After the FTX Debacle

The collapse of Sam BankmanFried's firm is the financial scandal of the decade. But it might help the Web3 world clean up its act.

Driving Innovation

A streamlined version of ShotLink will bring fans and players the data they’ve been waiting for.

GIVING FOR GENERATIONS

THIS HOLIDAY SEASON, remember your gift helps celebrate the adventure and wonder in nature, now and for years to come. For generations, Orvis has been giving 5% of pre-tax profits to protecting and restoring the natural world so our children and grandchildren can continue to enjoy what has been so important to all of us. It's a legacy that we proudly embrace, and a responsibility that we are grateful to share with you.

Political Donations Are Missing the Mark

As U.S. politics grow more toxic, the downsides of giving to candidates could outweigh the benefits.

The Conversation ALEXANDRA COOPER

Cooper launched Call Her Daddy in 2018 to talk about sex from the female perspective. The raunchy podcast boomed in popularity, earning Cooper a $60 million Spotify deal. Cooper has toned down her content but keeps climbing the charts, becoming Spotify's No. 2 podcaster last year. She also boasts the IP rights to her show, setting the zillennial \"Oprah\" apart from her creator peers.

WRITTEN IN THE STARS

Nurturing a lifelong passion for space travel, rocket scientist Mishaal Ashemimry is helping to craft Saudi Arabia's national space strategy. The inspiring aerospace pioneer plans to train as an astronaut and venture into space herself.

LEADING THE WAY IN ESG

Pertamina, an Indonesian governmentowned energy company, has undertaken major efforts to fight climate change.

Her Design Startup Wants to Disrupt Your Desktop

Against the odds, Australian Melanie Perkins, 35, built Canva into the most valuable startup founded and run by a woman. The $26 billion graphic design platform's next mission may be even tougher: displacing Adobe and Microsoft Office in the workplace.

Fortune Most Powerful Women

This year marks the 25th Anniversary of the Most Powerful Women list. It also happens to be the most competitive in this ranking's history. Rather than compile separate international and domestic versions as we've done in some form since 2000, we combined our candidates to come up with one definitive list-a more accurate reflection of the global nature of business today. That meant fewer spots, even as the world hit a record-high number of female Global 500 CEOs. The result: All the women on this list either are CEOs or very likely will be either at their current company or a competitor.