Martin Reeves

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – FEBRUARY 26: A BYD Seal U fully Electric EV car is displayed during the Geneva Motor Show 2024 at Palexpo on February 26, 2024 in Geneva, Switzerland. The 2024 Geneva Motor Show opens today for the first time in five years. The event last took place in 2019 with the coronavirus pandemic forcing organisers to cancel the 2020 show just days before the show was due to open. This year’s Show will be a smaller affair with just four major manufacturers confirmed to attend. (Photo by John Keeble/Getty Images)

China may have Asia’s most vibrant companies, thanks to green tech, AI, and EVs—but don’t count the rest of the region out

By Fang Ruan, Ketil Gjerstad, and others

Office workers walk on the road in front of buildings in the Yeouido financial district of Seoul, South Korea, on Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2023. Seouls office market is every landlords dream: more than 98% of grade-A offices are occupied, with rents surging 15% from last year. Photographer: Jean Chung/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Where will growth come from in the next decade? A geographic deep dive into the Future 50

By Martin Reeves and Adam Job

Sergey Brin, Larry Page, and Eric Schmidt of Google.

The case for the intergenerational C-suite: Why companies need more age diversity in their leadership ranks

By Martin Reeves and Adam Job

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Tech will remain the economy’s key growth engine. Fortune’s Future 50 helps explain why

By Martin Reeves and Adam Job

The list assesses 1,700 global public companies based on their long-term growth prospects.

The Future 50: Companies built for growth in uncertain times

By Martin Reeves and Adam Job

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Vitality: A unique lens for understanding companies’ growth potential in turbulent times

By Martin Reeves, Magdalena Krupa, and others

The Future 50: Growth stocks to bet on in an unpredictable world

By Martin Reeves and David Zuluaga Martínez

A customer inserts a credit card into Square Inc. device while making a payment in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Tuesday, March 27, 2018. The mobile payment market is anticipated to grow reaching a market value of $4,574 billion by 2023, according to data provided by Allied Market Research (AMR). The growth projections are attributed to an increasing demand for hassle-free purchase of goods and services, as well as an increased preference of consumers toward digital and cashless payments. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Inside the Future 50: Why these companies thrived in the pandemic—and could grow even faster coming out of it

By Martin Reeves and Tom Deegan

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Inside the Future 50: The 3 key traits of companies that outperform, regardless of industry

By Martin Reeves and Tom Deegan

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Finding advantage in adversity: How the Future 50 positioned themselves for growth, even in 2020

By Martin Reeves and Kevin Whitaker

How the Fortune Future 50 identifies companies with long-term growth potential

By Martin Reeves

The Global Hunt for the Next Decade’s Fastest-Growing Companies

By Martin Reeves

In Search of ‘Vital’ Companies

By Martin Reeves