A 48-hour reversal, 2,000 jobs heading to Nashville, and the quiet end of the "values-aligned headquarters" era. Here's what every leader should take from it.

Behind a routine earnings report, America's biggest retailer just revealed it's no longer really a retailer. The implications reach far beyond Bentonville.

OpenAI's IPO isn't really about the money. It's about who Sam Altman answers to next — and a single line on the cap table that still reads "TBD."

Apple, Berkshire, Disney, Walmart — four giants, one year, one common problem. The CEOs walking out the door were the product. Now what?

Dr. Bernice King just told Fortune's biggest workplace summit exactly what corporate America revealed about itself this year. It isn't flattering — and the receipts are five years deep.

The largest stock market debut in history is also the strangest. Here's what retail investors need to see before they queue up.

The world's most important company keeps shattering records. So why is nobody cheering anymore?

A $500 million empire built on likeability. A graduation speech that quietly torches the Musk-Zuckerberg playbook. Here's what Shaq understands about the AI economy that most CEOs don't.

The billionaire class just abandoned the "no comment" playbook. Here's why every CEO is about to start talking like Jeff.

A rookie CEO took over in February. By May, he'd reversed a slide that had wiped years of value off Target's market cap. The lesson should worry every incumbent.

The company telling investors ChatGPT can reason like a junior associate just told a federal judge it has no legal knowledge or skill. Both things cannot be true.

Bolt's Ryan Breslow says HR was "creating problems that didn't exist." His $11B-to-$300M company is now Silicon Valley's most uncomfortable leadership experiment.