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Fortune Daily breaks the traditional barrier between audience and newsroom. The show transforms Fortune’s trusted reporting into actionable, conversational and entertaining insights for an emerging class of business leaders.

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Thursday · 20 min
Why Meta is Paying Billions to Settle This Case
On today's episode of Fortune Daily: Bill Gates shares a new, urgent essay detailing the looming threats AI poses to society. Plus, we dive into the landmark Meta settlement — what it means for teens on Facebook and Instagram and how other social media apps may follow suit with Fortune News Editor Catherina Gioino. Next, Senior Fortune Reporter Eleanor Pringle breaks down the U.S. bond market in Bull/Bear/Base Case. And we go inside Bill Ackman’s brain research institute and discuss whether we’re entering a new golden age of philanthropy with Fortune’s Finance and Crypto Editor, Jeff John Roberts. Subscribe to Fortune Daily for more deep dives into the world's most powerful companies. Additional images courtesy of Getty Images
Wednesday · 27 min
How Farmgirl Flowers Grew Against the Odds and the OpenAI Hugging Face Security Breach
In today’s episode of Fortune Daily, we sit down with Christina Stembel, the founder of Farmgirl Flowers. She shares the unconventional journey of building her successful flower delivery service and how she persevered against all odds to scale her business in a competitive market. We also dive into the latest data from Ramp economist Ara Kharazian on the high-stakes battle between OpenAI and Anthropic. Plus, we break down the breaking report on the OpenAI Hugging Face hacking incident and what it means for the future of AI security and data protection. Subscribe to Fortune Daily for more deep dives into the world's most powerful companies. Additional images courtesy of Getty Images and Farmgirl Flowers
Tuesday · 18 min
Can Jony Ive Revolutionize OpenAI?
The designer behind the iPhone is getting another shot at defining how we interact with technology. Jony Ive is working with OpenAI on new AI hardware after reportedly wrestling with some of the unintended consequences of the smartphone. Fortune’s Sebastian Herrera explains why Ive’s next act could matter far beyond Apple. Then, a huge development in skin cancer prevention has sent treatment hopes and Moderna stock through the roof. News editor Catherina Gioino has the report. And finally, the great wealth transfer has begun. Associate editor Sydney Lake tells us why that’s causing a huge problem for some nonprofits. Subscribe to Fortune Daily for more deep dives into the world's most powerful companies. Additional images courtesy of Getty Images 00:00 Intro 03:37 OpenAI Hardware 11:44 Moderna Skin Cancer Treatment 15:21 The Great Wealth Transfer
August 24 · 19 min
Algorithm Addiction Rehab
In today’s episode of Fortune Daily, Meta faces a landmark federal trial with states seeking up to $1.4 trillion in damages. Fortune Editorial Director Kristin Stoller takes us into the world of social media rehab and the young patients at the center of the court battle. Then, we examine Bank of America’s $250 million-a-year bet on GLP-1 weight-loss drugs for employees. Reporter Emma Burleigh explains why companies are weighing the promise of a healthier workforce against the rapidly rising cost of covering drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound. Finally, we look at Arianna Huffington’s warning that success can become a trap. From CEOs afraid to leave multimillion-dollar roles to founders who feel unmoored after a major exit, we explore why professional achievement does not always translate into fulfillment with Associate Editor, Orianna Rosa Royle. Who is to blame for social media addiction? Let us know in the comments! Subscribe to Fortune Daily for more deep dives into the world's most powerful companies. Additional images courtesy of Getty Images
August 20 · 27 min
Bryan Johnson's Quantified Life
In today’s episode of Fortune Daily, we go beyond the balance sheets to explore human potential, global shifts, and a crisis in a very specialized market (spoiler: it’s cheese!). First, we are joined by tech mogul Bryan Johnson for a deeply personal conversation. We move past the bio-hacking data to discuss his ultimate quest for longevity, embracing haters, the journey of finding love, and how he thinks he’ll be viewed by future generations. Next, Fortune’s Asia Editorial Director, Lee Williamson, provides an inside look at Vietnam’s rapid transformation into an economic powerhouse and what this means for the global stage. Finally, Editor Catherina Gioino reports on a surprising crisis currently impacting the world of cheese banks in Italy.
August 19 · 19 min
The Real Cost of OpenAI’s Security Breaches
On today's episode of Fortune Daily- OpenAI’s Security Risks: Senior AI Reporter Emily Forlini joins us to break down the latest security challenges facing OpenAI. Are these vulnerabilities leading to real financial consequences for the AI giant? We dive into the report. The Iran War Briefing: Executive Editor Jim Edwards provides the essential Bull, Bear, and Base cases for the ongoing conflict in Iran. What are the global economic stakes, and how should investors be looking at the situation? Subscribe to Fortune Daily for more deep dives into the world's most powerful companies. Additional images courtesy of Getty Images
August 18 · 19 min
Why Josh Kushner is Buying Into the Lakers
In today’s episode, we explore the high-stakes world of sports ownership and venture capital. Josh Kushner’s Thrive Capital is making waves with a major deal to acquire a stake in the Los Angeles Lakers alongside Disney CEO Bob Iger. News Editor Catherina Gioino joins us to break down Kushner’s latest acquisitions and the strategic vision behind Thrive Capital. Then, reporter Sasha Rogelberg dives into the massive influx of private equity into an unexpected arena: youth sports. From local leagues to national tournaments, we look at why big-money firms are suddenly so interested in the next generation of athletes. Finally, AI reporter Emily Forlini shares exclusive reporting on the internal challenges at OpenAI, focusing on the team tasked with solving the platform's most complex problems. How do you feel about private equity moving into youth sports? Let us know in the comments! Subscribe to Fortune Daily for more deep dives into the world's most powerful companies. Additional images courtesy of Getty Images
August 17 · 19 min
Energy Grids Already Strained and Winter is Coming
In this episode of Fortune Daily, Energy Editor Jordan Blum breaks down why this summer's extreme heat waves could have a chilling effect on the global economy well into the winter months. We explore how climate change and instability in the Strait of Hormuz are fueling fears of a massive gas shortage. Plus, we look at a surprising development in Greenland and why the heck Dr. Phil is involved. Finally, Fortune reporter Preston Fore joins us to pull back the curtain on the world of "factory farmed philanthropy." Subscribe to Fortune Daily for more deep dives into the world's most powerful companies. Additional images courtesy of Getty Images
August 13 · 19 min
Why Hasbro is Focusing on Adults
Hasbro’s CEO just made a massive pivot—and it’s paying off. In this episode of Fortune Daily, we sit down with Senior Writer Phil Wahba to discuss how the "kidult" market saved a global brand. Plus, we look at the "Boomerang CEO" trend and the startup tackling AI's data center anxiety. Subscribe to Fortune Daily for more deep dives into the world's most powerful companies. Additional images courtesy of Getty Images
August 12 · 20 min
Has Business Got the Creator Economy All Wrong?
In today’s episode of Fortune Daily, we dive into the evolving relationship between business and the next generation. Ziad Ahmed, Head of Next Gen at UTA, joins us to break down what companies get right—and critically wrong—about Gen Z, and how those dynamics can change. Next, Senior AI Reporter Emily Forlini shares her latest reporting on the leadership shakeup at OpenAI. We discuss Brad Lightcap’s departure and the wave of employee exits following recent share sales. Finally, Editor Nick Lichtenberg joins the show to break down Kalshi’s newest partnership and what it means for the future of prediction markets. Subscribe to Fortune Daily for more deep dives into the world's most powerful companies. Additional images courtesy of Getty Images
August 11 · 23 min
AOC, Defense Tech Bubbles, and the Future of Work
In today’s episode of Fortune Daily, we dive into Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s latest personal announcement and what her potential path ahead means for women navigating the modern workplace. Next, we’re joined by Fortune senior writer and editor Allie Garfinkle to break down the high stakes of the defense tech industry- is the current boom a bubble waiting to burst? Finally, editorial director Kristin Stoller shares the latest developments in the future of work, specifically looking at how resumes and hiring are evolving. Topics covered: AOC’s announcement and workplace impact The state of the defense tech market Innovations in resumes and the future of hiring Subscribe to Fortune Daily for more deep dives into the world's most powerful companies. Additional images courtesy of Getty Images
August 10 · 16 min
Is Gen Z rewiring how we work? | Fortune Daily
Generational shifts are actively reshaping the business landscape. In today’s episode of Fortune Daily, Business Editor Nick Lichtenberg and Reporter Eva Roytburg join us to break down Gen Z’s massive impact on the workplace. We also dive into the recent leadership changes at Google DeepMind and the demotion of Demis Hassabis. Plus, Fortune News Editor Cat Giono joins the show to discuss the "stay-at-home boyfriend" trend and the surprising data backing it up. Topics covered: Gen Z’s influence on the modern workforce. The leadership shakeup at Google DeepMind. Analyzing the stay-at-home boyfriend phenomenon Follow Eva Roytburg on Insta: @evaroyt 🔔 Subscribe to Fortune Daily for more deep dives into the world's most powerful companies.
August 6 · 22 min
Who Follows Jamie Dimon? The Future of JPMorgan
In this episode of Fortune Daily, we dive into the massive leadership shifts happening at the top of JPMorgan. As Jamie Dimon outlines his succession plan, we look at how the C-Suite is evolving and what the next generation of leaders is being asked to do in today's "C-shaped" economy. Plus, we speak with Kamal Ahmed about the political rise of Andy Burnham in the UK. And finally, we go inside On running to see how their innovation strategy is allowing them to take on global giants like Nike and Adidas. 🔔 Subscribe to Fortune Daily for more deep dives into the world's most powerful companies. Additional images: Aaron Schwartz—CNP/Bloomberg/Getty Images, Carl Court/Getty Images, Dan Kitwood/Getty Images
August 5 · 20 min
Inside the Bill Ackman Interview: Power & Risk
In this episode of Fortune Daily, we’re joined by Fortune Editor-in-Chief Alyson Shontell. For her vodcast, Titans and Disruptors of Industry, she recently sat down with billionaire investor Bill Ackman of Pershing Square Capital for an in-depth conversation about power, risk, and the state of the American Dream. We also dive into The Big Number from Ramp regarding AI spending trends and get the latest details on the future of air taxis from Fortune’s Tech Editor, Alexei Oreskovic. Watch Alyson’s entire interview with Bill Ackman here: https://youtu.be/PujkGebv1Nw 🔔 Subscribe to Fortune Daily for more deep dives into the world's most powerful companies. Additional images courtesy of Getty Images Additional video provided by Joby
August 4 · 18 min
How AI is Learning to Hack Itself
OpenAI and Anthropic have confirmed a startling new reality: their AI models can now autonomously find and exploit security vulnerabilities. We sit down with Fortune’s Senior AI Reporter, Emily Forlini, to discuss what this means for corporate security, the regulation hurdles ahead, and the hacking cases that are currently going unreported. Plus, we dive into the economy with Fortune Executive Editor Jim Edwards. He breaks down the bull, bear, and base cases for Kevin Warsh’s potential approach at the Federal Reserve. Finally, we take a look back at Fortune’s history to see how we originally coined the term "Hedge Fund." Credits: Additional images courtesy of Getty Images.
August 3 · 19 min
The Secret to Amazon’s No. 1 Fortune 500 Spot | Fortune Daily
Jeff Bezos’ rise to the top of the Fortune 500 and Global 500 list wasn't an accident. In our pilot episode, Kristin Stoller shares exclusive insights from her interview with Bezos, including his philosophy on “customer obsession” and why early failures like Amazon Prime were actually essential. Plus, Phil Wahba joins to discuss how Barnes & Noble is pivoting by learning from independent bookstores and we talk about the big number on AI spending with Emily Forlini. Subscribe to Fortune Daily for more deep dives into the world's most powerful companies. Read more on Fortune.com Follow our reporters: Ellie Austin: https://fortune.com/author/ellie-austin/ Phil Wahba: https://fortune.com/author/phil-wahba/ Emily Forlini: https://fortune.com/author/emily-forlini/ Chapters 00:00 Introduction 00:25 Introducing Fortune Daily 01:07 Bonding with the Yen 02:14 The Oracle of AI Spending 03:36 IKEA: Assembling a New Approach 05:00 Barnes & Noble’s Comeback with Phil Wahba 08:02: Introducing Kristin Stoller’s interview with Jeff Bezos Interview 08:45 How to get Jeff Bezos on the phone 11:05: What is “customer obsession”? 12:06: Jeff Bezos’ glow up 13:02: How Bezos deals with failure 14:21: How Amazon dethroned Walmart 15:32: Is Amazon taking over the world? 17:17: Criticisms of Bezos stepping down 18:25: The future of Amazon 19:20 Closing

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