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Two fashion-conscious young women chat on a London street.

50 million people have stopped buying luxury brands like Dior and Burberry after ‘broken promises’ to customers

Fortune Global Forum 2024 Tuesday, November 12, 2024 New York, NY 12:05 PM – 1:20 PM LUNCH STRATEGY SESSIONS PIONEERING TECH THAT DELIVERS NEXT-GEN SOLUTIONS As technology advances, the need to bring new classes of products to customers in both agile and innovative ways becomes crucial. Escalating trade tensions, climate change, geopolitical turmoil, and labor disputes are also throwing traditional commercialization models into disarray. These conflicts are, in turn, putting pressure on production lines, supply chains, and infrastructure, with domino effects across industries and borders. To remain competitive, business leaders must navigate these new complexities in order to deliver everything from life-saving medications to consumer products on time–and at scale. In this session, we’ll learn how some companies have been able to deliver next gen solutions while meeting the demands of a changing marketplace. Presented by Novartis Discussion Leaders: Victor Bulto, President, U.S., Novartis Jennifer Nuckles, Chief Executive Officer, R-Zero Charles van der Steene, President, North America, Maersk Krish Venkataraman, President, Dataiku Moderator: Alex Wood Morton, Fortune Photograph by Michael O’Shea for Fortune

From biopharma to real estate to shipping, top CEOs insist AI is worth the hype

Fortune Global Forum 2024 Tuesday, November 12, 2024 New York, NY 2:25–2:55 PM TRUST AND TEAMWORK: A CEO PLAYBOOK In this exclusive closing conversation, football legend Tom Brady and Harvard Business School professor and leadership expert, Nitin Nohria, will discuss a key set of principles that business leaders can apply to help teams work together toward common goals–from creating a “culture of 100% effort” to recognizing unsung heroes and identifying motivational levers. As business leaders themselves, they also have unique insights on the trends that are shaping the world of business (and sports) today. Whether on the field or factory floor, in the classroom or the office, they’ll share why trust and teamwork is the secret to winning the game. Tom Brady, Seven-Time World Champion and Entrepreneur Nitin Nohria, Executive Chairman, Thrive Capital In conversation with: Alyson Shontell, Fortune Photograph by Rebecca Greenfield for Fortune

Tom Brady calls out a problem with modern parenting: ‘Every time they mess up, we send them to an easier place to succeed’

Isabelle Freidheim, founder of Athena Capital, at Fortune Global Forum on Monday.

The AI revolution is here but it’s still ‘pretty nascent’ and ‘a little clumsy’, private equity firm managing partner says

Fortune Global Forum 2024<br />
Tuesday, November 12, 2024<br />
New York, NY
2:25–2:55 PM TRUST AND TEAMWORK: A CEO PLAYBOOK<br />
In this exclusive closing conversation, football legend Tom Brady and Harvard Business School professor and leadership expert, Nitin Nohria, will discuss a key set of principles that business leaders can apply to help teams work together toward common goals–from creating a “culture of 100% effort” to recognizing unsung heroes and identifying motivational levers. As business leaders themselves, they also have unique insights on the trends that are shaping the world of business (and sports) today. Whether on the field or factory floor, in the classroom or the office, they’ll share why trust and teamwork is the secret to winning the game.<br />
Tom Brady, Seven-Time World Champion and Entrepreneur<br />
Nitin Nohria, Executive Chairman, Thrive Capital<br />
In conversation with: Alyson Shontell, Fortune<br />
Photograph by Rebecca Greenfield for Fortune

Tom Brady’s key to success: ‘To me, failure is amazing’

Fortune Global Forum 2024<br />
Monday, November 11, 2024<br />
New York, NY
11:35–12:05 AM CHINA OUTLOOK: ADAPTING TO NEW REALITIES<br />
China’s once-thriving ecosystem for foreign venture capital and private equity is facing significant challenges. For years, international investors played a pivotal role in driving China’s technological advancements, backing startups across sectors like AI, semiconductors, and biotech. However, rising geopolitical tensions, and regulatory measures by both the U.S. and Chinese governments, have led to corporate “de-risking” and a subsequent decline in foreign direct investment (FDI). Can China continue to outpace the world in tech innovation? And how can global VCs maintain a foothold in China’s evolving market? We’ll discuss China’s economic landscape and the implications for global markets.<br />
Dr. Fred Hu, Founder, Chairman and CEO, Primavera Capital Group<br />
Dr. Zongyuan Zoe Liu, Maurice R. Greenberg Fellow for China Studies, Council on Foreign Relations<br />
Jing Ulrich, Managing Director and Vice Chairman of Investment Banking, JPMorgan Chase<br />
Jörg Wuttke, Partner, DGA-Albright Stonebridge Group<br />
In conversation with: Clay Chandler, Fortune<br />
Photograph by Michael O’Shea for Fortune

Leading China investor Fred Hu advises Beijing to ‘stay cool’ amid Trump tariff threat

H.E. Fahd bin Abdulmohsan Al-Rasheed

A Saudi government official had only 3 career options when he graduated but says his 16-year-old daughter has many more

Stedman Graham, a leadership expert and NY Times best-selling author, speaks at Pendulum Summit, World's Leading Business and Self-Empowerment Summit, in Dublin Convention Center.

Stedman Graham says the key to success is writing down everything you want in life

NEW YORK, NY - APRIL 02: (EXCLUSIVE COVERAGE) Former chairman and CEO of Starbucks, and United States 2020 presidential candidate Howard Schultz visits Fox & Friends at Fox News Channel Studios on April 2, 2019 in New York City. (Photo by Steven Ferdman/Getty Images)

Starbucks chairman emeritus Howard Schultz’s advice for young people: ‘You would benefit from working at a company’ before starting your own

Former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks at his last campaign rally at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan on November 5, 2024. (Photo by KAMIL KRZACZYNSKI / AFP) (Photo by KAMIL KRZACZYNSKI/AFP via Getty Images)

Donald Trump will make a $400,000 salary as president. His shares in Trump Media could keep him rich to the tune of $8 billion

MSNBC – ELECTION COVERAGE — 2022 Midterms Election Coverage — Pictured: (l-r) in Studio 3A at Rockefeller Center on Tuesday, November 8, 2022 — (Photo by: Virginia Sherwood/MSNBC)

Biden failed to inspire confidence because his team was too busy doing the actual work, his press secretary Jen Psaki says

Starbucks’ new CEO has a long to-do list—moving the HQ out of Seattle is not at the top

Signage for Nomura Holdings Inc. outside the company's Otemachi head office in Tokyo, Japan, on Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2024. Nomura Holdings is scheduled to announce it's second-quarter earnings figures on Nov. 1. Photographer: Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Nomura CEO’s year from hell: One staffer accused of bond market manipulation—and another of attempting to murder a client

David Austin, founder and executive director of Forward Blue.

A New Jersey Gen Zer who isn’t old enough to buy beer is running an $18 million super PAC from his mom’s house

One man, sitting indoors surounded by computers, hacking crime is in motion, rear view.

Apple is challenging hackers to break into the company’s servers: If you’re successful, you could earn up to $1 million