In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Fortune

• FIGHTING A GLOBAL TRUST CRISIS
  When there’s no hope, innovation and progress get stifled. So it’s no surprise that more people are looking to leaders who will shake things up.
• THE BRIEF BUSINESS. DISTILLED.
  THE WORKPLACE GEN ZERS WANT TO BE THEIR OWN BOSS. CAN THE CORPORATE WORLD WOO THEM BACK?
• How much can DOGE do?
  Elon Musk and Donald Trump aim to cut as much as $2 trillion in federal spending. It’ll be even harder than it sounds.
• Meet the next Warren Buffett. His name is Greg Abel.
  The folksy business builder wowed his mentor to win the most closely watched succession race in corporate America. But can anyone really replace Warren?
• JUST DOING IT
  Staffers and brand loyalists cheered when Nike’s new CEO came out of retirement to lead the company he has had an “irrational love” for since he began there as an intern. Turning it around will take more than good vibes.
• The Battle Over AG1
  Influencers are fighting over it. Scientists scoff at it. But the $100-a-month powder once known as Athletic Greens is only getting more popular.
• The Blackstone Edge
  90 DAYS. DOZENS OF INTERVIEWS. BILLIONS ON THE LINE. HOW BLACKSTONE’S CEO-MAKER GETS THE JOB DONE.
• INDUSTRY STANDOUTS
  EARNING PROPS FROM THEIR PEERS
• HOW REPUTATIONS RISE AND FALL
  HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS YEAR’S SURVEY