Now we know that AI won’t take all of our jobs, Silicon Valley has to fix its fundamental mistake: Automation theater has to end
Silicon Valley is optimizing for the wrong metric. Most people working in high-stakes domains recognize now that AI will not take every job, but with that realization comes a harder…
Women are leaving the workforce in droves. Melinda French Gates launched a competition to solve it
Good morning!I chatted with Gates about this initiative via email. Her responses have been edited and condensed for clarity:Fortune: Why did you launch this challenge? What are you hoping to…
What motivation reveals about CEO readiness
It’s a striking question that more CEOs—or those aspiring to be—should be asked and even ask themselves. Leaders are often evaluated on their ability to scale an organization, manage complexity,…
Citi Ventures marks 15 years of operation with more than 200 investments and 30 exits
When Arvind Purushotham decided to leave the Sand Hill stalwart Menlo Ventures in 2010 to start a new VC arm for Citibank, he joked with friends that he was going…
The 25th-anniversary story of Accenture’s name, from the professional namer who led the project
It was Tuesday in August when we heard the news: Following years of public acrimony and litigation, arbiter Guillermo Gamba ruled that our client, Andersen Consulting, would have to change…
Rachel Reeves says the U.K. has been successful with Trump 2.0 because they share the same ‘concerns about global imbalance’
For many years, the U.S. and U.K. have lauded their “special relationship”, covering everything from trade to military support. This was exemplified with the first deal made following President Trump’s…
A decade into Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, the non-oil sector makes up 56% of $1.3 trillion economy
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Trump hails Milei’s Argentina win, says U.S. made ‘lot of money’
US President Donald Trump hailed Javier Milei after the Argentine president’s political party staged a comeback victory in Sunday’s midterm elections, vindicating the extraordinary financial backing the US arranged for…
Ray Dalio says America is developing a ‘dependency’ on the top 1% of workers, while the bottom 60% are struggling and unproductive
On the surface, the going looks pretty good in the American economy. Wall Street is roaring, Silicon Valley is booming with the potential of Silicon Valley, unemployment is fairly steady…
Why is Washington acting like the U.S. is in a recession?
At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, the U.S. government approved record-breaking spending bills totaling $5 trillion in a bid to keep businesses afloat, people employed, and the economy from…
