CEOs and Thought Leaders

Barron’s speaks with Western Digital’s chief financial officer after the company breezes past earnings expectations.

Kevin Warsh is among the top three contenders for the next chair. He spoke with Barron’s about rates, inflation, Powell, and more.

One in six new clients are Gen Z, Rick Wurster tells At Barron’s Andy Serwer in an interview.

Samsara, the “internet of things” company, posts better-than-expected earnings and revenue for the third quarter.

The firm is a leader in private credit and data-center funding, two sectors about which doubts have emerged. But Co-CEO Marc Lipschultz sees blue skies ahead.

The Oakmark manager said it’s still a good time to find bargains, even in some growth stocks.

Rithm Capital recently announced plans to buy office Paramount Group, which has a big presence in New York and San Francisco.

Amy Falls and Hartley Rogers aren’t your typical married couple.

For all the excitement about chatbots, AI agents could be a bigger game changer, says Microsoft’s cloud chief.

Frankfort, former CEO of Coach and now head of an investment firm, looks for four things in assessing a brand.

Barron’s spoke with Dave Moore, executive vice president of U.S. operations, about Wegovy as a pill, rather than an injection.

Daisy Veerasingham, head of the 179-year-old institution, talks with Barron’s editor-at-large Andy Serwer.

Thomas Peterffy, the billionaire founder and chairman of Interactive Brokers, on 24-hour trading, stablecoins, tariffs, and the economy.

The quantum computing company says it has made ground in the areas of quantum volume and fidelity.

Building on a year of strong results, the company will outlines its strategy at its investor day today.

IQM raised more than $300 million in a recent funding round, bringing the total raised to $600 million.

The Fed risks falling behind, BlackRock’s Rick Rieder says.

Sara Naison-Tarajano wears numerous hats at Goldman Sachs, where she works with many of the richest families in the world.

The home-improvement chain is adding market share among contractors, and using AI to train associates and assist customers.

The billionaire’s right-hand man started his career as an intern at the now-prolific hedge fund.

Oklo was selected for three projects under the Department of Energy’s nuclear reactor pilot program.

The current chair of the Council of Economic Advisers is an architect of many of the president’s economic initiatives.