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Chick-Fil-A's New Testament

Boycotted for years by liberals - and now by conservatives, too - a christian-driven brand is trying to walk the narrow path toward growth. What happens next could be enlightening for businesses everywhere.

The Helpful Hardware Man

Marques Brownlee has rewired the way people shop for gadgets-and how companies sell them. Inside the humble factory with the power to shape the $1 trillion consumer electronics industry.

THE FUTURE OF CUSTOMER SERVICE

Equipment companies turn to artificial intelligence to speed up response time.

KIMBERLY RATCLIFF

Bridging the gap between urban and ranch life.

FIELDS OF DATA

The rise of Alis bringing transparency to farmland values.

Next Big Things in Tech

FOR THE PAST YEAR, THE TECH WORLD and pretty much everyone else has been enraptured by generative AI.

PIZZA, ROBOTS, and MONEY

THE ZESTY TALE OF ONE OF THE BIGGEST FLOPS IN SILICON VALLEY HISTORY

REAL ESTATE

Field of Schemes The farming community of Solano County, California, is facing down a group of Silicon Valley titans with dreams of building a utopia.

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TAKES ON WEEDS

The latest tool in the fight against weeds powers precision spraying technology.

SOIL HEALTH PRACTICES YIELD PROFITS

Economic analysis shows the benefits of building soil health

WEED-ELIMINATING ROBOTS

By creating WeedBot, Kansas farmer Clint Brauer wants to help other farmers reduce and eventually eliminate herbicide use.

ELECTRIFYING THE FUTURE

MAJOR MANUFACTURERS INTRODUCE ELECTRIC MACHINES IN THEIR LINEUPS.

FARMING AS A SERVICE

With the rise of new technologies and practices, farmers may be faced with new business models from manufacturers

AN EYE ON THE CROP

Become a better crop scouter with the help of cameras mounted on irrigation pivots

FARM SCHOOL

An educational series for farmers who want to take their skills to the next level

WORK LIFE

Actor and SAG-AFTRA president Fran Drescher takes our career questionnaire.

Land Grab Compass's bid to remake real estate via generative Al reveals its IRL limitations.

JENNY MORANT HAS had a tough year. In Manhattan Beach, California, where she works as a real estate agent, it's been impossible to sell a house. What's driving the market right now? \"We're down to divorces, maybe marriages, maybe babies, and job relocation,\" Morant says.

RETAIL

An Honest Effort Amid flagging sales and rising competition, Honest Company CEO Carla Vernon is preparing to reinvent the brand.

BEST YEAR-END BUYS IN HP

Late-model, large-horsepower tractor inventories have increased significantly

Can Al Fix Wall Street's 'Spaghetti Code' Crisis?

Tech titans like IBM and Microsoft hope Al can translate creaky old code into more modern programming languages-before it causes multibillion-dollar meltdowns

Hollywood is broken. The king of low-budget horror has the fix

THE HOLLYWOOD LEGEND OF JASON BLUM has been told so many times by now that he could sell the IP: how as a struggling young producer he turned Paranormal Activity, the $15,000 found-footage thriller from 2009 that everyone told him was worthless, into a $890 million global theatrical franchise.

AMD Is Ready to Crash Nvidia's Party

Chips are vital for AI. AMD CEO Lisa Su sees a golden opportunity.

In Focus ANWAR IBRAHIM

The 76-year-old political fixture had to wait more than 25 years for his chance to lead Malaysia. Now Anwar hopes a bold strategy of fighting corruption, implementing humane development, and attracting foreign investment will help him translate his power into real impact. Among his latest wins: deals with China and Elon Musk. The prime minister sat down with Fortune editor-in-chief ALYSON SHONTELL and Fortune China executive editor MAIWEN ZHANG to make his case.

Fortune Most Powerful Women

This year's list, the most comprehensive ever, features 100 honorees worldwide, a near-record number of whom lead businesses on the Fortune 500 and Fortune Global 500.

HOW GREEN IS ELON MUSK REALLY?

Despite his success with electric vehicles, the billionaire has not won over environmentalists.

Reaching for the SKKY

After founding Skims, the apparel brand now worth $4 billion, Kim Kardashian wants to make the unlikely leap from celebrity startup founder to private equity titan. Big names from finance and retail are jumping on board.

The Trolling of Corporate America

The hollowness of some \"stakeholder capitalism\" rhetoric opens companies to attacks from the right and left. And companies that are truly committed face some tough choices.

Mira Murati Is Shaping Al's Future-And Maybe Yours

As the chief technology officer of OpenAl, the startup behind ChatGPT, she's shaping the generative Al revolution. And she's keenly aware of how greator how catastrophic-it could turn out to be.

Stephanie Linnartz Bets on an Underdog

For Linnartz, leaving Marriott for the top job at struggling sportswear brand Under Armour was a calculated riskthe kind that female CEOs have taken at several other troubled companies. Can she beat the odds and pull off a turnaround?

Surfboards 2.0

Once reserved for the young and the expert, shortboards have been reinvented thanks to advances in technology and design. For about $1,000, you can hit the waves with a bold new attitude.