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Dimon, 70, has built a “fortress” balance sheet, strong executive bench, and enviable profit record at the world’s leading bank.

Underwriting discipline has propelled the property and casualty insurer to No. 1 in industry profitability under Greenberg’s leadership.

Fraser’s is the 13th turnaround effort at the giant bank. It may be the first to succeed.

Coach is bagging hefty profits under retail veteran Crevoiserat as younger customers rediscover its craftsmanship.

The so-called Dolan discount evaporated as shares of Madison Square Garden Sports, Madison Square Garden Entertainment, and Sphere Entertainment took wing.

Under Bastian, employees get a generous cut of pretax profits. The move pays for itself in enhanced customer satisfaction.

Apple’s CEO is stepping down in September, and after 15 years of extraordinary leadership.

H. Lawrence Culp Jr. has run GE Aerospace since splitting up General Electric. His influence extends throughout the industry.

Michael Dell’s acquisition of EMC in 2016 laid the groundwork for Dell Technologies’ leadership in AI servers.

The off-price retailer has scored in the U.S., and boasts record earnings and rising same-store sales. Management is betting that the rest of the world loves bargains, too.

Nvidia’s co-founder and CEO has ensured that the company dominates in AI chips.

Jassy leaned into Amazon Web Services, the company’s cloud-computing business. That proved clutch.

Under co-founder and CEO George Kurtz, CrowdStrike moved past the crisis and strengthened its credibility as a cybersecurity provider.

The government became James Litinsky’s partner in MP last year, in a deal that sent the stock soaring.

Under Mehrotra, Micron has focused laser-like on enterprise-grade memory for data centers.

The stock is down this year, but sales and earnings are up by double digits under the longtime CEO.

Pichai oversaw a smooth transition from search dominance to AI mastery—and a doubling in the share price in the past year.

Darren Rebelez wants to win in fuel, convenience, and food at Casey’s General Stores.

Ricks has led a $50 billion manufacturing Marshall Plan in pharma to safeguard Lilly’s lead in obesity and diabetes treatments.

Solomon pulled the plug on consumer banking, and refocused the firm on its core strengths, a move that has paid off for investors.

Under Su, Advanced Micro Devices’ data-center sales are set to surpass rival Intel’s this year.

CEO Raj Subramaniam has broken down the delivery company’s business silos and elevated its stock price.

Tan’s tech juggernaut has been a gold mine for investors; the stock has returned 34,000% during his tenure.

Corning is an Innovator in glass. Weeks has retooled it for the AI era.

Woods’ efficiency drive has won over investors.

SpaceX is being granted accelerated entry to several indexes, and passive funds will have no choice but to buy the stock at peak hype, Christopher Collins writes.

Investors in index funds will soon own a sliver of SpaceX. Consider these moves if you’re worried it’s a bubble.