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Warren Buffett just turned 95 in August, and while some billionaires his age are swapping red meat for kale and booking longevity consultations with biohackers, Buffett's secret to a long life remains as carbonated as ever: Coca-Cola. Not just a sip here and there — we're talking five 12-ounce cans…

Most interns settle for group meet-and-greets. This Gen Zer cold-emailed the boss—and walked away with career advice from the LA Clippers’ exec Gillian Zucker..

The 2025 edition of the KPMG CEO Outlook survey reveals business leaders full of uncertainty, but they know tariffs and AI are here to stay.

Twelve women from pop culture, policymaking and professional sports, who together show the diverse ways that power gets expressed across Asia.

DBS's new CEO is No. 1 on Fortune's second-ever Most Powerful Women Asia ranking, among a finance- and tech-heavy top five.

Zak Brown’s McLaren Racing Formula 1 team won its second consecutive Constructors’ Championship on Sunday.

The “mystery” of the 2025 economy is vastly different from the record profit margins of 2021 and 2022, Morgan Stanley’s Michael Gapen says.

Jesse Itzler, who ultimately sold his $5 billion-in-sales private jet business to Warren Buffett, says the world doesn’t reward perfect plans, "it rewards action."

Mothers are exiting or cutting hours more than fathers, the Big 4 firm says. The steepest declines are for college‑educated mothers of very young children.