On Monday, JPMorgan said it has financed or facilitated $230 billion into sectors it considers essential for economic and national security—including critical minerals, defense, and frontier technology. bit.ly/4i90LE2

Europe’s struggle to build a trillion-dollar market-cap company has been on the mind of Peter Koerte, CEO of Siemens’ Smart Infrastructure division. bit.ly/4i4KFMN

We still think EVs are the endgame," @GM CEO @mtbarra told Fortune Editor-in-Chief @ajs in an interview. bit.ly/4y55koR

Ford CEO Jim Farley told Fortune in Detroit this week that the line between engineers and hourly skilled-trades workers “is completely blurred out” as software, robotics, and machine learning reshape the assembly line. #CEODaily bit.ly/3U05i3D

John Waldron spent 26 years climbing the ranks of Goldman Sachs, and may soon ascend to the CEO job at the storied investment bank. bit.ly/3Ty14A6

On Tuesday, Ford CEO Jim Farley and JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon announced Michigan LIFT, a $2 billion public-private initiative in which Ford aspires to award up to $1 billion in contracts to participating suppliers over the next decade. bit.ly/46SVUSg

Hospitality giant Hilton has seen a tidal wave of young candidates flood its inbox—and in the AI era, getting selected is even rarer than getting into Harvard University. bit.ly/4hbosuU

At age 96, Warren Buffett has officially closed the book on his more than six-decade tenure as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. bit.ly/46DFuNA

Billionaire Warren Buffett is stepping down as chairman after 60 years at the $1 trillion business he once called “terrible” when buying. bit.ly/4yRxbtv

When Warren Buffett stepped down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway on Friday, the job passed to his 71-year-old son who has spent most of his life doing things that look nothing like his father’s. bit.ly/4hiVHg0

Investing legend Warren Buffett, 96, is stepping down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. A 1988 Fortune profile captured the two sides of the “Wizard of Omaha”: the patient investor and the businessman who built an empire. bit.ly/4yQxSmZ

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, walking into an interview with Fortune, said companies should be held accountable for risks they create, and he compared current AI issues to early mistakes made in social media. bit.ly/4dI1WbY

General Motors CEO Mary Barra has a simple message for high school students weighing their career options: Don’t overlook the skilled trades. bit.ly/4huioPv

After spending much of the past year eliminating management layers to build a leaner, AI-driven organization, Meta is now quietly bringing some managers back. bit.ly/3SDYLes

John Ternus spent more than two decades climbing Apple’s corporate ladder, and along the way, he fought uncertainty and impostor syndrome by following one key mindset. bit.ly/4xwfzD0

Nearly two decades after Apple created the modern smartphone market, the iPhone is about to undergo its biggest transformation ever. It’s going foldable. bit.ly/4gI7xRO

On Wednesday, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi announced the company will be cutting 3,300 jobs, a tenth of its workforce worldwide. bit.ly/4x4Q4HW

Tim Cook, who handed the CEO title to longtime hardware chief John Ternus on Tuesday, will stay on as executive chair for the tech company. bit.ly/4qTzRUI

“I love the heck out of Bill [Gates] … but I don’t see what he sees. I see something very, very different. And so my remedies will be a little different," Nvidia CEO said in an interview with Fox Business’s The Claman Countdown. bit.ly/4iztbc7

Nike CEO Elliott Hill’s return had an almost messianic quality inside a company desperate for a turnaround, but nearly two years later, the savior narrative has collided with the scale of Nike’s problems. bit.ly/4gAY11w