CEOs and Thought Leaders

Ann Chung of Blackstone Growth and Kathryn Minshew of The Muse discuss challenges that female-founded start-ups face when searching for funding, and how they are navigating economic headwinds now.

Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen helped push software into the cloud. Now, the chief executive has big plans for making money on artificial intelligence.

In an April interview, PGA of America CEO Seth Waugh told Barron's that his organization would support LIV Golf if it thought the upstart tour was a good idea."Frankly, we just don't think it is."

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna sees AI as a constructive force that's more likely to help humanity than destroy it.

Whitney rose to prominence as an Oppenheimer analyst and went on to a career in startups. Now she's ready for a new chapter.

The AI software play's shares have been fluctuating wildly. But the CEO says the path ahead looks great.

Bair, now a senior fellow at the Center for Financial Stability, was on the front lines of the 2008-09 financial crisis. She has hard-won ideas for how to tackle the current banking instability.

Seema Shah, chief global strategist at Principal Asset Management, walks Barron's through what she expects from the economy in 2023 and beyond.

The Goldman Sachs CEO sees more challenges for small and midsize institutions as the cost of banking continues to climb.

The CEO sat down with Barron’s to discuss his critics’ complaints, the challenging climate for banking, his growth ambitions, and DJing side gig.

Medicare’s new ability to negotiate some drug prices is a "super high concern," according to CEO Vas Narasimhan.

David Solomon is still cautious on the economy—more so than the bank’s economist.

Zell founded the predecessor company to Equity Residential and took the company public in 1993.

CEO Marc Rowan says the alternative asset manager's bet on the retirement services market is paying off.

The chief executive is leaning on his thriving truck business in the expensive race for electric vehicles. Investors are hoping that will finally boost the auto maker’s stock price.

Economist El-Erian still hopes the Federal Reserve can 'land perfectly,' but says that's 'unlikely.'

El-Erian, chief economic advisor at Allianz and chair of Gramercy Funds Management, doesn’t believe the banking sector is in crisis—but he does think the turmoil will have lasting implications.

The drugmaker has been on an M&A hot streak over the past couple of years.

José Muñoz, COO of Hyundai Motor Company and CEO of Hyundai and Genesis Motor North America, talks about the evolution of the company's U.S. strategy.