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How Sequoia’s Roelof Botha is thinking about the iconic VC firm’s future

Fortune’s latest cover story gives readers a view into how Roelof Botha is thinking about Sequoia’s future, at a time that’s complex for the firm and tumultuous for venture capital.

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

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.

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

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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Warby Parker’s co-CEOs explain how they manage their successful partnership

Why the company that disrupted the eyewear industry has Jack Kerouac and the New York Public Library to thank for (some) of its success

Why the CEO of GE Appliances is welcoming the public into the company's R&D lab

Co-host Alan Murray signs off from the podcast for the last time.

BNY’s CEO says staffers need to be in the office most of the time and managers? ‘Even more.’

Clients and the company's next generation of staffers are best served by employees and managers working on site, says BNY's CEO.

USAA's president to his fellow CEOs: You need to be 'multiple crisis managers on an ongoing basis'

Modern-day CEOs have to learn how to manage several crises that create uncertainty, challenge, and opportunity.

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What’s it like to take over the CEO job from a company founder? Lyft’s David Risher can answer that

What’s it like to take over the CEO job from a company founder? Lyft’s David Risher can answer that

How Lyft CEO David Risher learned how quickly his team responds to challenges.

Why Volvo’s focus on safety and ‘human-centric technology’ are anchor points during turbulent times

Why Volvo’s focus on safety and ‘human-centric technology’ are anchor points during turbulent times

Volvo CEO Jim Rowan on the benefits of driving in the 'premium' lane.

Insight from the UAE’s minister for A.I. on the tensions between the technology’s regulation and rollout

Insight from the UAE’s minister for A.I. on the tensions between the technology’s regulation and rollout

Omar Al Olama says the story of the growth of A.I. often mirrors that of the printing press, developed in the 15th century.

Looking back on the challenges CEOs faced in 2023, from war to climate change to the A.I. boom

Looking back on the challenges CEOs faced in 2023, from war to climate change to the A.I. boom

Looking ahead, 2024 likely will be filled with volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity. That’s "VUCA" for you.

Yum China’s CEO on Chinese consumers’ incredible hunger for foreign brands

Yum China’s CEO on Chinese consumers’ incredible hunger for foreign brands

Unlike the former parent company’s U.S. restaurants, Yum China (mostly) avoids franchises.

Ancestry’s CEO on how women can get ahead even when the playing field isn’t level

Ancestry’s CEO on how women can get ahead even when the playing field isn’t level

It’s time to become the beneficiary of your history, Deb Liu says.

This CEO has a plan to jumpstart the U.S. battery industry

This CEO has a plan to jumpstart the U.S. battery industry

Cadenza's Christina Lampe-Önnerud says the U.S. will be a lithium ion battery industry superpower again.

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Former Merck CEO Ken Frazier on the responsibility of CEOs to uphold principles despite politics

Plus: Frazier talks about the shareholders who trusted his vision enough to support him in his early days at the helm.

L’Oréal CEO explains why the 114-year-old beauty company spends a billion euro a year on tech—more than it invests in R&D

L'Oréal increasingly is capable of personalization, or as CEO Nicolas Hieronimus puts it, "beauty that's tailor-made" for each consumer.

Fortune’s CEO shares conversation highlights from the 2023 Most Powerful Women Summit

This week’s episode of the Leadership Next podcast features snippets of three interviews from the recent Fortune event.

Generative AI is top of mind for all types of leaders, from Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to J&J CEO Joaquin Duato

This week’s episode of Fortune‘s Leadership Next podcast features conversations from the Fortune CEO Initiative conference.

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What Starbucks’s CEO learned about humanity while training to be a barista in stores around the world for 6 months

Laxman Narasimhan also discusses international expansion and shares that a Starbucks opens in China every nine hours.

Design co-CEOs explain how office spaces should adapt to the needs of hybrid workers and the planet

Diane Hoskins and Andy Cohen of global design and architecture firm Gensler share insights on the Leadership Next podcast.

Circle’s CEO on the future of crypto regulation after the crypto winter and FTX’s failure in 2022

"A lot of the ideas that we have about how money moves around are going to change," Jeremy Allaire says on this week's Leadership Next podcast.

Headspace’s CEO on what business is overlooking when it comes to mental health

Russ Glass also provides insights about how leaders can best support their employees while taking care of themselves.

This ‘cloud HQ’ technology lets employees at hybrid and remote companies Roam, if they want to

Are eight-minute meetings the wave of the future?

A tech editor, a VC, and a founder go bobsledding: Welcome to Fortune’s Brainstorm Tech

Other (more serious) highlights of the conference included the ethics of A.I. and geopolitics.

Founder Adam Neumann explains why Marc Andreessen invested $350 million in Flow, his new company that sounds a lot like WeWork

Flow, which will focus on making residences into workspaces, already raised $350 million from billionaire Andreessen's a16z. Neumann said the company will either compete with WeWork or partner with it.

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