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  • James (Jim) Reagan is now CEO of Science Applications International (No. 496 on the Fortune 500) on a permanent basis.C-Suite

    Fortune 500 Power Moves: Which executives gained and lost power this week

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  • A close-up of Jeff BezosSuccess

    ‘I had to take 60 meetings’: Jeff Bezos says ‘the hardest thing I’ve ever done’ was raising the first million dollars of seed capital for Amazon

    By Dave Smith and Fortune Editors
  • Aneel Bhusri was appointed CEO of Workday (No. 455 on the Fortune 500).C-Suite

    Fortune 500 Power Moves: Which executives gained and lost power this week, Feb. 7–13, 2026

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  • Sir Demis Hassabis photographed on October 29, 2025, at the University College London Fry Telescope:<br /> https://www.ucl.ac.uk/mathematical-physical-sciences/uclo/telescopes/fry-telescopeC-Suite

    How Demis Hassabis is leading Google through an innovator’s dilemma—and made OpenAI declare ‘code red’

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  • Foxborough-06/12/2024 Tom Brady, Former New England Patriots quarterback, wears his Super Bowl ring while attending his induction into the Patriots Hall of Fame at Gillette Stadium. (John Tlumacki/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)Finance

    All the things you wanted to know about Super Bowl rings but were afraid to ask

    By Chris Morris and Fortune Editors
  • Josh D’Amaro will become the next CEO of Walt Disney (No. 46 on the Fortune 500) on March 18.C-Suite

    Fortune 500 Power Moves: Which executives gained and lost power this week

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  • Jim Carrey almost returned a $20 million paycheck, with interest, for his hit role in How the Grinch Stole Christmas.Arts & Entertainment

    Jim Carrey nearly quit ‘Grinch’ and offered to return his $20 million paycheck. Then the founder of SEAL Team Six came to the rescue

    By Nino Paoli and Fortune Editors
  • Enrique Miñarro Viseras was appointed COO of Otis Worldwide (No. 303 on the Fortune 500).C-Suite

    Fortune 500 Power Moves: Which executives gained and lost power this week, Jan. 17–30, 2026

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  • Graphic reads: Fortune Titans and Disruptors of Industry with Albert Bourla, CEO of Pfizer, Hosted by Alyson Shontell (both pictured).C-Suite

    Pfizer CEO on how he struck a deal with President Trump in 10 days to lower American drug costs

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  • Frederick Lowery will become the next CEO of Henry Schein (No. 333 on the Fortune 500) on March 2, 2026.C-Suite

    Fortune 500 Power Moves: Which executives gained and lost power this week, Jan. 10-16, 2026

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  • Features

    Blue Ribbon Companies 2026: See which tech giant made more Fortune lists than any other in the past year

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  • Asian businesswoman using a digital tablet while working outdoors in the cityEurope

    Help Fortune uncover Europe’s Most Innovative Companies 2026

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  • From top left: Berkshire Hathaway&#8217;s Greg Abel, Comcast&#8217;s Michael Cavanagh, Caterpillar&#8217;s Joseph Creed, Ulta Beauty&#8217;s Kecia Steelman, Toll Brothers&#8217; Karl K. Mistry, Salesforce&#8217;s Robin Washington, Intel&#8217;s Lip Bu-Tan, Starbucks&#8217; Cathy Smith, Guidewell Mutual Holdings&#8217; Brain D. Pieninck.C-Suite

    Fortune 500 Power Moves: Look back on the biggest C-suite shake-ups of 2025 and see who made the first moves in 2026

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  • &#8220;The best conversations,&#8221; said Leadership Next cohost Diane Brady (left) in reflecting on this year&#8217;s interviews conducted alongside Kristin Stoller (right), were the ones &#8220;about what drives people personally.&#8221;C-Suite

    For CEOs in 2025, the year was all about wellness, AI adoption, and changing consumer habits

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  • Ariane Gorin was looking for a role with more decision-making power. Then Expedia Group called.C-Suite

    Expedia Group CEO thinks 2026 will be ‘very big’ for tourists in the U.S.—as long as the country makes it ‘welcoming’

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