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The Trump administration's phase-out of green energy subsidies will hurt the U.S. electricity industry at a crucial time.

Only 22 companies from 2024 fell off the list of America's largest companies. Plenty of CEOs fear their business could be next.

'Asset light' tech and finance companies with big margins have become a dominant presence on our list.

Plus: How AI propelled Nvidia up the list and other insights from this year's survey of corporate reputations.

Middle-income countries like India, China, and Indonesia are posting the fastest rates of AI adoption.

Federal government deficits soared during COVID--and many investors worry the rising debt could swamp the economy.

The disorders in our world represent a "shaking of the foundations" beyond anything in the history of the republic, Irving Kristol wrote in 1968.

The global economy has a $8.9 trillion worker motivation problem. But the U.S. and India have a slight edge over China, Japan, and Europe.

The 500 largest U.S. industrial companies account for a big fraction of U.S.—and world—output. Here, some highlights on industry's highest steppers.

Fortune 500 CEOs are interested in using AI to automate customer service and back-office tasks—goals they had before the new tech burst onto the scene.

Results from our 2024 annual survey of Fortune 500 chief executives.

To prepare for the biggest risks facing the global economy, leaders need to understand how they’re interrelated.

49 companies have made the Fortune 500 for 70 years straight. Here are 4 keys to their longevity.

U.S. markets have fended off challenges from China and Japan.

Boeing announced Monday that David Calhoun will step down as CEO at the end of the year.

There are a total of 28,420 people worldwide with $100 million or more in investable assets.

As the Fed fights inflation, the gap between the cost of home ownership and the cost of renting has reached an unprecedented high.

Much of the world still relies heavily on coal, natural gas, and other carbon-emitting fossil fuels to generate electricity.

Detroit’s unemployment, housing, and economy are trending in the right direction, and JPMorgan Chase has played a big part in the turnaround.