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The entrepreneur and author says it's "unethical" to focus only on net zero goals rather than caring for people already affected by climate change.

Novartis bought Stefano Buono's first startup for $3.9 billion. Now his new generation of nuclear energy is making inroads in Italy and France.

We're way off track to reach net zero by 2050. But opportunities good for both planet and business still exist.

40% of executives are considering quitting their job, in part due to feeling alone in tackling the challenges of the office.

Good morning, Peter Vanham here in Barcelona, filling in for Alan. It’s lonely, even at the top. “Many CEOs and leaders you meet from the outside seem to lead…

Peter Vanham is an executive editor at Fortune, based in Geneva, Switzerland. He writes about the global economy, sustainability, stakeholder capitalism, and ESG. He is the author of the Thursday Impact Report newsletter and contributes to CEO Daily. Follow all of Peter's stories here.

Vikram Rao says growing the talent pool of trust executives is high on his agenda.

Female CEOs run 7% of businesses on the Fortune 500 Europe, from Chanel and H&M to GSK and Engie.

The emissions dilemma comes down to game theory.

First-ever European edition of iconic Fortune 500, ranking companies by revenue No. 1 spot is held by British energy giant Shell with 6 energy companies and 3...