Alyson Shontell

Kushner’s firm won over top Silicon Valley CEOs, from OpenAI to Instagram, in record time. Insiders detail how he paved a path outside his famous family.

Early bets on Instagram, Spotify and OpenAI made Kushner an in-demand VC.

The Thrive Capital founder has built his brand around unwavering support for founders—including the embattled Sam Altman of OpenAI.

Yet despite constant change over the decades, 49 companies on 1955’s first-ever Fortune 500 ranking are still on the list today.

Can Microsoft follow in the footsteps of General Motors, Exxon Mobil, and Johnson & Johnson?

VC firm Sequoia helped launch present-day giants like Apple and Nvidia. But more recent AI bets have yet to pay off.

GM CEO Mary Barra and WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert, both featured in this issue of Fortune, are leading storied businesses into new areas of success.

Influence over others matters more than wealth on our inaugural ranking of business leaders.

Bringing trust back to the business world will be top of mind for a new generation of executives.

He thinks the entire internet could be at risk if he doesn’t act fast.