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How having a clear 'why' moment can help executives stay grounded, according to Qualtrics CEO

"They weren't always good habits, but there's rituals and things that reground me," Qualtrics CEO Zig Serafin told Fortune.

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Oura's plans to ensure consumers keep a ring on it

Some of the appeal of an Oura Rings is its ability to reveal truths about the health and fitness of its wearers.

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Bayer CEO Bill Anderson on diversity initiatives, new menopause drugs and taming a runaway bureaucracy

Bayer's teams run on 90-day cycles, so the clock is always ticking on delivering on their goals.

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To create a successful businesses, find a problem that needs to be solved

"It's not my job to just simply leave a great world for our children. We also want to leave great children for our world."

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Focusing on its community of customers has driven 23 straight quarters of growth for e.l.f. Beauty

e.l.f. Beauty is a 20 year old brand that has exploded in popularity with young consumers.

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Which issues will be top of mind for business leaders in 2025?

Deloitte CEO Jason Girzadas discusses the issues that have CEOs will be talking about in 2025.

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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff is a big believer in agentic AI

Agentic AI is making Marc Benioff feel like a beginner again.

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Tapestry's CEO focuses on strengthening consumer connections

CEO Joanne Crevoiserat understands the role of affordable luxury in the lives of consumers.

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SAP's CEO says leaders can't solve every problem with technology

Christian Klein started with SAP as an intern. Now he's the CEO. Here's what he learned along the way.

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Eli Lilly CEO's explains how failing fast leads to success

For Eli Lilly CEO Dave Ricks, speeding up the drug discovery process is essential to success.

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Why Malcolm Gladwell decided it was time for 'Revenge'

From bank robberies to the opioid crisis, Malcolm Gladwell's 'Revenge of the Tipping Point,' digs into why epidemics spread around America.

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Why Nextdoor's founder moved back into the company C-suite

It's essential that CEOs step back and 'harmonize...the evolution of your company with the evolution of what's going on outside,' said Nextdoor CEO Nirav Tolia.

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PG&E's CEO focused on safety and culture to rebuild the public's trust

Patti Poppe is the first female CEO to move from heading up one Fortune 500 company to another. 'I won't be the last. That's the good news,' she said.

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How T-Mobile's culture powered it to become the world's most valuable telecom company

T-Mobile may be big but it's still a 'scrappy, fast-growing, entrepreneurial company,' says the CEO.

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AI will radically change every job in the next year, Indeed CEO says

AI isn't a fad like blockchain or the metaverse, says Hyams. It will have as much impact on business as the birth of the World Wide Web.

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CarMax CEO Bill Nash Talks About Selling Teslas and Industry Disruption

What's ahead for the used-car industry

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Tom Steyer of Galvanize Climate Solutions is funding technology to save the planet

The former presidential candidate says people 'running corporations, particularly public corporations' should not set the agenda for the U.S.

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JCPenney's CEO on what it takes to revive an 'iconic American brand'

Why JCPenney is reinvesting a billion dollars into its business.

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AI is moving fast and 'if you wait for perfection, you're going to be too late,' says World Wide Technology's CEO

Former Olympian Jim Kavanaugh details the leadership lessons he learned on the soccer pitch.

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Why Aflac's CEO chose the duck

Aflac is a family business and while part of the family may get you in the door, it won't keep you there.

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AI-obsessed company leaders can't ignore cybersecurity

'Cybersecurity has been sort of a quasi-ignored sector in technology for many years. But every second day we hear about a ransomware attack,' says Nikesh Arora, chairman and CEO of Palo Alto Networks.

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Kellanova's CEO talks about the snap, crackle, and pop it takes to lead a global snacking business

Plus, the results are in from the latest Fortune/Deloitte CEO Survey.

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Kendra Scott CEO Tom Nolan doesn't like a know-it-all leader

How the publisher of a golf magazine ended up running one of the country's biggest jewelry companies.

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Sephora North America's CEO has a leadership style informed by growing up an outsider

"I think it's critical that, as a leader, you hire people that have different points of view than you do," says Sephora North America CEO Artemis Patrick.

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Klarna's CEO is embracing AI and expanding into credit cards

There's more to Klarna than "buy now, pay later."

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