In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Fortune

• RULE NO. 1 FOR THE AI ERA: KEEP CALM
  Many Americans fear AI will permanently displace their jobs. But plenty of business leaders value the human elements of work that no AI can replace.
• Raising the Standard of Care from the Inside Out
  Baptist Health South Florida’s people-first culture supports well-being, trust, and patient care.
• WHERE INDUSTRY COMES TOGETHER
  Tools and machinery trader Toyo Corporation is taking Japanese quality global, bringing the best technologies together.
• SMARTER HOMES START WITH ENERGY
  AI-powered energy management is helping households handle rising demand, cost, and complexity.
• Toll Brothers Is Building an Edge in Luxury Housing
  The company is proving that disciplined strategy and tenured leadership can be a competitive advantage—especially in a cautious housing market.
• A Performance Culture That Powers Careers
  Citadel and Citadel Securities empower extraordinary talent to pursue ambitious ideas, take ownership early, and excel in a meritocracy grounded in evidence-based decision-making, continuous learning, and innovation.
• THE GREAT SOFTWARE PANIC
  AI WILL CHANGE SOFTWARE AS IT EXISTS TODAY. BUT HISTORY SHOWS THE BIGGEST CHANGES MAY NOT BE WHAT ANYONE EXPECTS.
• ADAPT OR DIE IN THE C-SUITE
  THE DAWNING AI AGE IS SET TO TRANSFORM THE WORKPLACE. ARE BUSINESS LEADERS READY FOR THE CHALLENGE?
• 9 REASONS NOT TO FREAK OUT (YET) ABOUT AI
  CEOS AND MANAGERS ARE RACING TO DELIVER AI-DRIVEN RESULTS. THEY’D BENEFIT FROM A REALITY CHECK.
• CURSOR’S CROSSROADS: THE RAPID RISE AND UNCERTAIN FUTURE OF A RED-HOT AI STARTUP
  MICHAEL TRUELL BUILT A $30 BILLION CODING COMPANY IN JUST FOUR YEARS. BIGGER RIVALS COULD CRUSH IT IN JUST A FEW MONTHS.
• People-Led, Future-Ready
  A people-first philosophy is fueling resilience, empowering staff, and delivering stronger client relationships.
• KEN GRIFFIN’S BIGGEST BET
  LOW TAXES, LESS RED TAPE, AND A CITY THAT ACTUALLY WANTS YOUR BUSINESS. THE CITADEL BILLIONAIRE IS ON A CRUSADE TO MAKE AMERICA LOOK MORE LIKE MIAMI.
• Billionaire Backlash in Walmart’s Hometown
  THE WALTON FAMILY MADE BENTONVILLE, ARK., BEAUTIFUL AND BIKE-FRIENDLY. WHY ARE PEOPLE SO MAD AT THEM?
• WHAT IS TECH ADDICTION?
  IT MAY WELL BE BIG TECH’S NEXT BIG PROBLEM.
• Teeing Up the Ultimate Golf Getaway
  As golf travel surges, curated TPC Vacations are giving players access to iconic PGA TOUR venues, bringing championship courses, luxury stays, and pro-level experiences within reach.
• HOLLYWOOD. ENDING.
  STREAMING, GLOBALIZATION, AND AI ARE PULLING PRODUCTION—AND PAYCHECKS—AWAY FROM LOS ANGELES, UNRAVELING ONE OF THE WORLD’S GREAT INDUSTRY CLUSTERS. FOR THE WORKERS, STUDIOS, AND CITY, IT’S A SCARY PLOT TWIST.
• 100 BEST COMPANIES TO WORK FOR 2026
  83,515 JOBS OPEN NOW! As AI makes work more digital, and stressful, these companies are doubling down on perks that help workers feel cared for.
• THE BEST OF THE BEST
  WHEN LEADERS PUT STRONG LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES INTO PRACTICE, THE RANK AND FILE REAP THE BENEFITS.
• THE NATION’S TOP PROFESSIONALS
  Since 1899, Marquis Who’s Who has chronicled the lives of the most accomplished individuals from every significant field of endeavor and remains the standard for reliable biographical reference material for researchers, libraries, and executive institutions around the world. Please visit www.marquiswhoswho.com for additional information.
• WHO GETS A SEAT AT THE TABLE?
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