In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Fortune

• POWER FOR GOOD
  Bill Gates and Warren Buffett offer examples of how profit—and the influence and wealth that come with it—can be leveraged to improve the world.
• THE BRIEF BUSINESS. DISTILLED.
  LEADERSHIP WARREN BUFFETT’S SECRET TO SUCCESS: HE KNEW HOW TO CHANGE HIS MIND
• IN FOCUS
  WHY SANTANDER BANK CHIEF ANA BOTÍN FEELS ‘LIKE JEFF BEZOS’
• INNOVATION PUTS SAFETY FIRST
  Japanese company Car-Boy has enjoyed international success with its range of safety-related products.
• HEALTH CARE
  UNITEDHEALTH FACES A RECKONING AFTER A $280 BILLION MELTDOWN
• BEYOND TRAVEL, BEYOND EXPECTATIONS
  There’s a new force in global aviation, and it’s arriving at cruising altitude with purpose, elegance, and cuttingedge tech. Riyadh Air, Saudi Arabia’s new flagship airline, isn’t just another new carrier. It’s creating a new standard for travel in a digitalnative, experience-driven world.
• INVEST
  TARIFFS HAVE HALTED THE ‘BUY AMERICA’ ERA. HERE’S WHAT TO DO NEXT
• PASSIONS
  A SILENCE BROKEN ONLY BY THE WHISPERS OF ELVES
• BILL GATES’ $200 BILLION MOONSHOT
  INSIDE THE BIGGEST BET ON HUMANITY A PHILANTHROPIST HAS EVERMADE.
• ANYBODY LISTENING?
  SiriusXM launched its first satellite in 2000, with the sci-fi promise of music and talk beamed to your car from space. But the newly independent company and CEO Jennifer Witz now face a very different landscape.
• BEND THE WORLD TO YOUR WILL
  No billionaire owner. No safety net. Just 11.5 million subscribers and counting. Meet the New York Times CEO outmaneuvering tech, Trump, and an industry in crisis.
• A Sure Thing
  The PGA TOUR is all in on a new sports betting partnership.
• CAN AI MAKE ‘BIG BLUE’ GROW AGAIN?
  CEO ARVIND KRISHNA IS HELPING IBM REGAIN ITS SWAGGER—AND RECOVER FROM A TOUGH DECADE.
• LARGEST U.S. CORPORATIONS
  THE FORTUNE 500, IN ITS 71ST YEAR, RANKS THE BIGGEST U.S. COMPANIES BY REVENUE. TOGETHER, THESE COMPANIES EMPLOY 31 MILLION PEOPLE—AND THEIR RECORD $19.9 TRILLION IN REVENUE IS EQUIVALENT TO TWO-THIRDS OF AMERICA’S GDP.
• BUSINESS HAS GONE TO GEORGIA
  With a booming economy and supportive government, the state is ripe with opportunity.