CEOs and Thought Leaders

The chief of Kuwait’s major national oil company, says a rapid recovery is out of the question because so many wells have been shut.

Value fund managers argue that global energy, aerospace and other industrials look attractive.

After two decades, JPMorgan Chase’s CEO says he has three or four more years on the job—or maybe more. But even he’s talking about what comes next.

Hilda Applbaum, co-manager of the American Funds Income Fund of America, likes to buy inexpensive, high-yielding stocks poised for an upturn. Her strategy has trounced 98% of peers.

When Scott Strazik became head of General Electric’s energy business, GE Vernova, in 2021, the electricity business felt very different than it does today.

The pharmaceutical distributor and health services company raises its guidance for the second time.

CoreWeave CEO Michael Intrator is not your typical tech company executive—but then again, CoreWeave isn’t your typical tech company.

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.