Procter & Gamble's former CEO A.G. Lafley and current CEO Bob McDonald talk about their smooth transition.
The global consumer products company wants to grow its consumer base from 4 billion to 5 billion in the next five years.
Former CEO of Procter & Gamble, A.G. Lafley, and current CEO Bob McDonald talk about the future of the company.
Asus, the Taiwanese company known for the $400 netbook, is building computer-like-devices for every room in your house.
Microsoft challenges SalesForce and Amazon by taking Windows and Office software to the cloud in 2010.
Former car czar Steven Rattner says that General Motors is ahead of its recovery plan and could be profitable by next year.
Worldwide Biggies CEO Albie Hecht is gambling that an iPhone application could help create the next big cartoon star.
University of Pennsylvania President Amy Gutmann says the school's steady endowments prevented major cutbacks.
The Russian art market has blossomed the last two decades fueled by the growth of private wealth in the former Soviet countries.
Food Network star and restaurant entrepreneur advises 'follow your passion' and don't 'ever accept no as an answer.'
DuPont's vice president of safety, health and environment says despite the downturn, green products are still in demand.
Chief Sustainability Officer Linda Fisher says it is more likely to be approved than an emissions tax.
By buying 3Com for $2.7 billion, HP is beefing up its networking offerings and making a big move into the Chinese market.
Mayor Michael Nutter explains how his city weathered its budget crisis and kept essential services running.
By acquiring upstart AdMob, Google improves its position while admitting flaws in its original approach to mobile ads.
Bay City, Texas, residents speak about the opportunities and potential hazards of having a nuclear plant in their town.
Apple's CEO is Fortune's top business leader of the last 10 years for his impact on computing, movies, music and cell phones.
Spent fuel rods are piling up at temporary sites while the government debates where to store the waste long term.
David Crane explains how his company is working to build the first new nuclear power plants in the US in 30 years.
Fortune's Andy Serwer says that third-quarter economic growth was fueled mostly by government dollars.
Bay Area startup Makani Power is harnessing wind - through giant kites - in hopes of one day producing electricity.
The struggling auto and mortgage lender is seeking a third round of government funds to stay solvent.
Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein says some economic sectors and jobs will not come back from the recession.
Fortune's Stanley Bing says we're repeating a lot of the same errors that we made in previous downturns.
Steve Rattner, the former head of Treasury's auto task force, explains why Rick Wagoner had to go, in order to save GM.
The former head of Treasury's auto task force, Steve Rattner, reveals how the Cash for Clunkers program became a reality.
Steve Rattner gives a look behind the scenes of his 152 days in Washington leading the auto bailout.
Sales of iPhone and Macs help Apple trounce Wall Street's forecasts for quarterly profit and revenue.
Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein talks about changes to the financial system and the government's role in banking.
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