The 2025 #Fortune500Europe list is here. Now in its third year, the @Fortune500 Europe highlights the continent’s largest companies by revenue, showcasing resilience and innovation. https://t.co/V8Om6io6Dr

“Without these stories that come from human creativity as the origin, AI won’t be able to generate stories in the future,” @MBCGroup CEO Mike Sneesby told the #FortuneGlobalForum. https://t.co/Cvickz6s4y

“It’s hard right now to declare who the winners are,” @cristianoamon, the CEO of @Qualcomm, said of AI at the #FortuneGlobalForum. “The opportunity is probably bigger than people think, but it’s going to become a competitive environment very soon.” https://t.co/LL9YiNvRKI

Getting a taste of success can be addictive, and it’s natural to want to replay those wins in your head as a little dopamine hit. But @Workday CEO Carl Eschenbach told Fortune his “first rule of survival” is not lingering on past victories.

"We’re entering a stage where exchanges are not really competing with one another, but working together,” @HKEXGroup CEO Bonnie Chan told the #FortuneGlobalForum in Riyadh.

U.S. colleges are being questioned by the Trump administration, while citizens wonder if costly degrees are even worth it anymore, pushing Gen Z into more blue-collar roles.

“You can’t build a country on your own. You need to partner with the world,” H.E. Fahd Bin Abdulmohsan Al-Rasheed, Chairman of the Saudi Conventions & Exhibitions General Authority (@scega_sa) said at the #FortuneGlobalForum in Riyadh.

Nvidia made history Wednesday, becoming the world’s first company to reach a $5 trillion market capitalization as shares surged more than 3% in early trading.

“In the luxury segment, we always say we’re giving you a lot of ROE: A return on ego,” @ZiadElChaar, CEO of luxury developer @dar_global, said at the #FortuneGlobalForum in Riyadh.

“We need to work together, we need to have integration, and we need to think about how we create something that’s good for all our people on this earth,” @acwapower_en founder and chair Mohammad Abdullah Abunayyan said at the #FortuneGlobalForum in Riyadh.

Women run 38 companies out of 500, for a share of 7.6%. But that surge is to be short-lived. Four of the female CEOs among that cohort have already announced their impending exits.

If you’re eyeing the $80 trillion promise of the Great Wealth Transfer and wondering what it may do for your personal finances, you’re not the only one. Governments are asking themselves the same, according to UBS.

“I firmly believe that AI is not going to replace you, but those who don’t embrace AI could get replaced,” film producer and president of media and content business at Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries Jyoti Deshpande said at the #FortuneGlobalForum. https://t.co/XvSk03acnk

Mastercard whiffed on stablecoin startup BVNK but is now poised to scoop up Zerohash for almost $2B(!) Latest scoop from Fortune Crypto: https://t.co/kfqQTgEbuC

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell cautioned markets on Wednesday not to assume another rate cut is guaranteed in December, saying the Fed governors had “strongly differing” views on how to proceed amid rising inflation risks and a softening labor market.

another crypto M&A scoop w/ @leomschwartz: after losing out to coinbase on BVNK, mastercard is poised to acquire Zerohash for between $1.5 and $2 billion, according to sources familiar with the deal

“There is an AI arbitrage between Asia and the U.S.,” @dbsbank CEO Tan Su Shan told the #FortuneGlobalForum. “By and large, whether it’s AI stocks, tech stocks, hardware, software, Asia still trades at a discount to the U.S.” https://t.co/QBkxByGBuI

AI startup https://t.co/Fv5jZOUceN is cutting off young people’s access to its virtual characters after several lawsuits accused the company of endangering children.

Minus a merger here and an acquisition there, Europe’s business giants remain largely unchanged from two—or even 20—years ago. Every company in the #Fortune500Europe top 10 has roots from before the Second World War.

In an interview with Fortune, @Bupa CEO Iñaki Ereño discusses his evolution from lawyer to retailer to healthcare CEO and why, for him, productivity isn’t just about profit—it’s about delivering better care, faster.

UPS CFO on Amazon pullback and driving a growth strategy via @FortuneMagazine