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From humble beginnings to ultra wealthy status, Ronaldo’s $1.4 billion net worth proves the world’s most-followed athlete is also a wise businessman.
Jesse Itzler, who ultimately sold his $5 billion-in-sales private jet business to Warren Buffett, says the world doesn’t reward perfect plans, "it...
While some CEOs fear AI will replace them, David Rogier built an AI clone of himself—and says it's made him more essential, not less.
David Beckham’s latest wins aren’t on the pitch—they’re in business, with $92 million in annual revenue and lucrative deals that could put him...
No degree. No academic training. Not even money for university. How Jane Goodall went from waitress to world icon.
The $4 trillion tech CEO warns the future won’t be powered by tech bros—but rather the blue-collar workers.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos taught Lyft's CEO that customers are “fickle”—and it inspired his curveball interview.
The rise of microschools is enabling educators to reinvent their careers on their own terms, with higher salaries, smaller classes, and creative...
Supercommuting isn’t just for ambitious interns or Fortune 500 CEOs, one millennial nurse flies across the world—and she says it actually boosts...
AI may be gutting entry-level opportunities, but MasterClass CEO David Rogier argues it’s also Gen Z’s biggest shot to stand out—if they know...
The YouTube star has built much of his popularity on philanthropy-inspired content. But red ink and controversy are testing his model.
About 75% of accountants are expected to retire in the next decade, and some Gen Zers are realizing that the field is not so boring after...
The Family Feud host went from being homeless and broke to being a multimillionaire and world-renowned entertainer, proving that hustle can turn rock...
SAP’s C-suite admits that AI could significantly slash its 110,000-strong workforce—and its CFO says he 'will be brutal' in the process.
Silicon Valley startups are embracing one of their favorite work-from-home perks: attending meetings in just socks.
Gen Z may crave work-life balance, but Palantir boss Alex Karp says the only way to win big is to give up their social life.
While some founders dream of joining the likes of Warren Buffett in the billionaires club, Patagonia’s Yvon Chouinard was so furious he gave his...
From dropout to multimillion-dollar nonprofit leader, Kirk claimed college was overrated—and many Gen Z share his skepticism.
Struggling to land a job? Shark Tank’s Robert Herjavec says Gen Z’s secret weapon might not be tech—it’s communication.
Gen Z may be skeptical of the higher education payoff, but LinkedIn’s new ranking shows elite programs like Stanford and Harvard still deliver...
From midnight cravings to millionaire: Deliveroo’s Will Shu is cashing out with $250 million after a $4 billion DoorDash deal.
Spanx’s billionaire founder turned $5,000 in savings from selling fax machines into a $1.2 billion shapewear empire.
Reddit, now worth more than $40 billion, would have never happened without Alexis Ohanian ditching law school in favor of entrepreneurship.
The top 1% increased their wealth by nearly $34 trillion over the last decade—enough to eliminate annual poverty 22 times over.
YouTube, Reddit, and Instagram may be household names, but their founders could have made billions more by waiting to cash out.
Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski worked at Burger King and lived on welfare before starting his $16 billion fintech firm.
Not just Larry Ellison got a huge payday this week—Oracle’s CEO is worth over $3.4 billion after the company's stock surged by over 30%.
Obama and the award-winning filmmaker have stark advice for Gen Z: stop chasing ‘overnight success’ shortcuts because they’re not real.
Gen Z may feel AI is blocking their climb up the ladder, but according to the $62 billion HR tech CEO, attitude could be holding them back.
Mick Hunt seemingly became a millionaire podcaster overnight—but it started with a career of hard work and figuring out his “Because.”
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang became an unlikely mentor to SoundHound’s Keyvan Mojajer—helping transform a dorm room idea into a $5 billion AI company.
Brooks CEO Dan Sheridan does all he can to avoid the ABCs—or what Warren Buffett calls “corporate cancers”: arrogance, bureaucracy and complacency.
Philipp Navratil joins Fortune 500 leaders in proving that playing the long game up the same corporate ladder can pay off.
The leader of the $3.7 trillion tech giant reveals the top prompts he uses on GPT-5 to help maintain productivity with meetings, projects, and more.
As the number of Gen Z’s entry-level jobs shrinks, billionaires like Sam Altman, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk say the real growth is soon leaving Earth.
The billionaire warns Gen Z doomscrolling on TikTok is setting them up for failure; instead, he suggests picking up the writings of Plato, Socrates,...
Having the confidence to say “yes” to a stretch role can open doors you never expected to be unlocked, just like Accenture CEO Julie Sweet.
With millions of PTO left on the table each year, Lactalis U.S. Yogurt CEO Bill Cassidy argues normalizing time off is a competitive advantage—not a...
A medical school grad walked away from a secure path in healthcare to build a $100 million snack company—now he hires without even looking at degrees.
Steve Jobs’ $10 million bet on Pixar turned him into a billionaire, long before the introduction of the iPhone.
As Gen Z questions the values of degrees, Epic CEO Judy Faulkner has never been a fan of MBAs—and built a billion-dollar business without one.
Like Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, keeping a positive attitude helps the Warren Buffett-backed leader stay motivated toward success.
“Higher education as we know it is on the verge of becoming obsolete,” the former Google AI leader told Fortune.
SoundHound AI CEO Keyvan Mohajer grew his Stanford dorm room start-up into a $6.5 billion company, fueled by a refusal to just be “average.”
As AI wipes the job market for Gen Z, AMD CEO Lisa Su insists she’s still hiring at the $300 billion semiconductor company—and believes humanity...
Move over Harvard and Columbia, Princeton and Duke are the schools most likely to fast-track Gen Z to the C-suite.
Gen Z and JPMorgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon have one thing in common—neither are fans of fully remote work
While Bill Gates has said the 2-day workweek could come within the next decade, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says Gen Alpha college graduates will be too...
The venture capitalist admits his secret for success hasn’t always been following the norms—but rather manifesting his dreams.
The ultra-rich are fleeing once hotspots of wealth like London and Paris in favor of Montenegro, the world’s fastest-growing millionaire hub.