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    How a ‘rebel’ hire at Autodesk ascended to the company’s top job

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    Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins talks politics as the new chair of the Business Roundtable

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    Otis’s Judy Marks to future CEOs: It’s ‘radically different than any other role you’ve had’

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    Why the CEO of Fannie Mae believes a company’s mission and performance can—and should—go hand in hand

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    Bill’s CEO says it’s not healthy for entrepreneurs or society to focus on wealth creation over innovation

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    Bayer’s AI-driven plan to feed 10 billion people by 2050

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    Is net zero possible by 2050? This CEO says yes, but governments will really have to push for it

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    ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods on what it takes to get to net zero

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    The idea that globalization is dead? ‘It’s a little absurd,’ says Globalization Partners CEO

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    The Fortune/PINC AI 50 Top Cardiovascular Hospitals 2024

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    How one company is unmasking the bad actors who use AI for ‘narrative warfare’

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    Sequoia’s steward recommends going on the offensive for opportunities that ‘don’t announce themselves’

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