Serena Williams shares how she’s identified the 16 unicorns now in her portfolio, what she looks for in founders, and how partnerships with companies from Nike to Ro fit into her broader vision.

Ed Bastian shares what Delta’s booking data is telling him that the headlines aren’t and why he’s not convinced by AI until it moves his top line.

RJ Scaringe digs into competing with Tesla, building a company that makes both vehicles and software, and launching its newest vehicle: The R2.

As the World Cup kicks off this Thursday, Sam Borden breaks down the scrutiny behind ticket prices, disrupted fan travel, potential ICE activity, and FIFA’s murky dealings.

Lew Frankfort reveals how he scaled Coach from a small NYC handbag maker without a single storefront into a global icon.

KoBold Metals President Josh Goldman takes us on a modern-day treasure hunt for copper, lithium, and other resources that are more critical than ever.

Stripe CRO Maia Josebachvili makes the case for AI chat-enabled shopping, examines the risks of commodification in an AI-driven future, and explains how agentic commerce can unlock new customers for merchants of every size.

Anna Bateson pulls back the curtain on how The Guardian’s unusual ownership structure and multi-revenue model is fueling its resilience.

Jason Robins shares how he navigates future bets, company culture, and a tumultuous regulatory and competitive landscape.

Nick Thompson discusses The Atlantic’s impressive turnaround, how media companies can weather AI disruption, and lessons from the world of long distance running.

Maribel Pérez Wadsworth explores what traditional journalists can learn from digital creators, the risks of crossing political leaders, and how to stay impartial in an increasingly polarized environment.

Is Hollywood prepared for the existential threat AI poses? Janice Min dissects AI’s seismic impact on the entertainment industry.