Indrani Sen

A 1954 Fortune survey of business leaders revealed some starkly divergent views of Senator Joseph McCarthy.

The announcement that Kraft Heinz will split is “a symbolic closing chapter on a rare investing miscalculation” for the Oracle of Omaha.

“The truth is that America's manufacturing sector isn't about to collapse,” a 2003 Fortune feature asserted.

The 19 months of tense negotiations over the Skydance-Paramount merger are nothing compared to other battles in the family’s history.

It's the first major tranche of the $200 billion Gates pledged in May.

Featuring covers from 1933, 1957, and more.

Mark Zuckerberg had just become the world’s youngest self-made billionaire in 2009.

The decline of these three giants is the biggest what-went-wrong story in U.S. business history. There are lessons here for everybody.

We’re living in a golden era of tech breakthroughs, but our innovations aren’t doing as much as they used to to boost economic growth. Here’s why we’re getting less bang for our R&D buck—and what we can do to fix it.

Bill Gates, Melinda Gates, and Warren Buffett are asking the nation’s billionaires to pledge to give at least half their net worth to charity, in their lifetimes or at death. If their campaign succeeds, it could change the face of philanthropy.