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  • Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson discuss her recently-released memoir, Lovely One, and her remarkable path to becoming the first Black woman to sit on the nation’s highest court.Newsletters

    Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson knows about working with people you disagree with—and learned this strategy from her own mentor

    By Alicia Adamczyk and Nina Ajemian
  • Young entrepreneur working outdoors at the cafe. Sitting on the balcony over the city street.Personal Finance

    Trump wants to end ‘double taxation’ of Americans overseas. Here’s what could change

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  • Fortune Impact Initiative 2024<br /> Wednesday October 9, 2024<br /> Atlanta, GA<br /> 7:45 – 9:00 AM BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLES The Role Of AI In Social And Environmental Impact<br /> Artificial intelligence has the potential to positively impact society in a myriad of ways: boosting productivity, taking over repetitive tasks, and helping organizations reduce their environmental footprints. At the same time, many AI models still contain biases and training models are pushing electric grids to their limits. As technology advances, how can we ensure that AI is implemented in a way that’s ethical, safe, and environmentally conscious?<br /> Jamila Cowan, Director, Strategic Relationships, Sustainability &amp; ESG, Dell Technologies<br /> Nathan Froelich, General Manager and Head of YourCause, Blackbaud<br /> Justina Nixon-Saintil, VP and Chief Impact Officer, IBM<br /> Moderator: Molly Wood, Molly Wood Media<br /> Photography by Rebecca Greenfield/FortuneConferences

    Here’s how Dell and IBM are using AI in their social and environmental efforts

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  • Senior woman working from her living room.Personal Finance

    Social Security recipients to get $50 bump for 2025 as inflation cools

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  • Fortune Impact Initiative 2024<br /> Tuesday, October 8, 2024<br /> Atlanta, GA<br /> 7:15-9:00 PM DINNER, AWARDS, AND PROGRAM<br /> Co-presented by EVERFI from Blackbaud<br /> TURNING PAIN INTO PURPOSE: A CONVERSATION ON GUN VIOLENCE<br /> The tragic death of Atlanta rapper Takeoff nearly two years ago became the turning point for his family’s fight against gun violence in the United States. Transforming their grief into advocacy, they are determined to shine a light on the devastating impact gun violence has on families and communities across the nation. In a conversation alongside the director of the White House’s first-ever Office of Gun Violence Prevention, we’ll explore how they are channeling their personal loss into a relentless mission for change and what it will take to create safer communities by addressing gun violence and its widespread consequences.<br /> Moderator: Kristin Stoller, Editorial Director, Fortune<br /> Tatiana Davenport, Takeoff&#8217;s Mother<br /> Greg Jackson, Deputy Director,White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention Photography by Rebecca Greenfield/FortuneConferences

    The family of rapper Takeoff turns ‘pain into passion’ with anti-gun-violence foundation

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  • Lindsay-Rae McIntyre, Chief Diversity Officer, Corporate Vice President of Talent and Learning, Microsoft.Conferences

    Here’s why the chief diversity officer of Microsoft is taking notes from smaller companies

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  • Fortune Impact Initiative 2024<br /> Tuesday, October 8, 2024<br /> Atlanta, GA<br /> 5:00-5:30 PM DEIA&#8217;s Next Act &#8211;<br /> With legal challenges to diversity initiatives and mounting shareholder pressure, some companies are cutting DEI roles completely, while others are doubling down on skills-based hiring to include the 60% of American workers without four-year degrees. As diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) strategies continue to evolve, we’ll explore three different perspectives on how the public and private sectors are redefining what it means to build a workforce that truly reflects America.<br /> Debbie Dyson, Chief Executive Officer, OneTen<br /> Zakiya Carr Johnson, Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, US State Department (CC/ASL)<br /> Johnny C. Taylor Jr, Chief Executive Officer, Society for Human Resource Management
Moderator: Phil Wahba, Senior Writer, FORTUNE; Co-chair, Fortune Impact Initiative Photography by Rebecca Greenfield/FortuneConferences

    Has DEI become ‘alphabet soup’? Business and government leaders debate how corporate America should move forward

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  • Male and female coworkers working while lawyers shaking hands at table in law officePersonal Finance

    More rich people are using ‘secret’ trusts and LLCs to hide money from their spouses

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  • High Angle View Of Airport Staff Holding Passports And Boarding PassesPersonal Finance

    Rich Americans prefer Harris over Trump—but want a second passport no matter who wins

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  • Woman concentrating while working on the laptop and looking at papersPersonal Finance

    Boomer women are pouring into the stock market—making up for lost time and wealth

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  • Rupert Murdoch at his annual party at Spencer House, St James&#8217; Place in London. Picture date: Thursday June 22, 2023. (Photo by Victoria Jones/PA Images via Getty Images)Personal Finance

    The billionaire Murdoch heirs are battling for Fox News and their lucrative media empire in a Succession-style court drama

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  • US-VOTE-POLITICS-DEBATE-HARRIS-TRUMPNewsletters

    Where big business stands on Kamala Harris’s economic policies

    By Alicia Adamczyk and Nina Ajemian
  • Rupert Murdoch, left, and son LachlanPersonal Finance

    The ultrawealthy use trusts to pass on wealth and motivate their kids—and so can you

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  • OpenAI CTO Mira Murati Says AI Will Be Your Daily CompanionNewsletters

    Mira Murati’s departure leaves OpenAI with one fewer female exec

    By Alicia Adamczyk and Nina Ajemian
  • Beautiful mid adult woman sitting on bench and resting outside in the city on autumn day.Personal Finance

    Millennials still have time to build wealth—but they need to ‘start now,’ says money expert

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