LIVE: Trump hurtles towards victory after locking down more pivotal battleground states
After months of waiting, the showdown between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump appears to be ...
Last-minute flights and hours in the car—Absentee ballot delays ignite drastic measures
Rebecca Droke/Getty Tens of millions of Americans successfully voted early by mail for Tuesday’s presidential election. But others faced delays that had them booking last minute flights or ...
CEO Daily
Get today’s market-moving stories from the CEO perspective. Each weekday, Fortune's Diane Brady and our world-class newsroom offer perspective, as well as insights from fellow CEOs and industry ...
What Trump’s win could mean for the three-year Russia-Ukraine conflict
Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Russians in Moscow cautiously welcomed the news of a projected victory for Donald Trump — who has blasted US aid for Ukraine — hoping he would deliver on promises to end ...
An events company with 12,000 employees is hoping an ‘overtime savings program’ will boost retention
Good morning! Companies that hire seasonal workers often have difficulty retaining them, and for good reason. Fluctuating hours can leave employees strapped for cash during the off-peak season, giving ...
Gun Violence Is Finally Dropping, but a Trump Presidency Could Change That
Americans want common-sense gun regulation.
Fintech Innovators Asia
Fortune 60 Fintech Innovators Asia 2024 list showcases some of the most dynamic financial services companies operating in one ...
Tim Cook looks for these 4 traits when hiring Apple employees
Apple CEO Tim Cook says he uses “a very good formula” to look for employees—these are the four traits he seeks out.
No matter who wins the election, experts expect ‘a significant number’ of rich Americans to flee the country
Trump is likely to fuel a greater number of applications for second citizenship than Harris, if he wins.
Trump refuses to reveal his vote on Florida’s high-stakes abortion measure, cutting off reporters with a sharp ‘stop talking about that’
Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump speaks as former first lady Melania Trump listens after they voted on Election Day at the Morton and Barbara Mandel Recreation Center, ...
Jamie Dimon in 2015: "I'm not suited for office"
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon told Fortune Global Forum in 2015 that he wasn't "suited" to run for presidential office.