Orianna Royle

Samsung's top UK exec bought her first flat at auction with two credit cards, she admits work-life balance is a lie and always has a $100 bill on her.

With economic uncertainty, AI anxiety, and a brutal job market weighing on workers everywhere, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has a counterintuitive theory on coping with stress—and thinks most people get it completely wrong.

“I’m a big believer in working in office,” the founder slammed. “If you don’t like that, well go run your own company.”

Trade jobs have been rebranded as a shortcut to six-figure salaries, without student debt, and immunity from automation. But Gen Z could be walking into a trap.

“Gen Z aren't getting jobs because of their attitude," a Gen Z hiring manager slams after one applicant dialed in from their phone and demanded more money.

Meryl Streep says she was low-balled when offered the role of Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada—so, ready to retire anyway, she demanded double.

Add Fortune on Google for similar content. Ardy Arianpour fled Tehran at six years old with his family and four suitcases.

Add Fortune on Google for similar content. Anne Hathaway has a warning for anyone using ChatGPT to help write their job application thank you notes: She can tell.

Huffington Post founder, Arianna Huffington, says there's no such thing as balance—but there is one phone habit she refuses to skip before bed every night.

The U.S. Polo Assn. CEO studied accounting when millennials and boomers were abandoning it — and it opened the door to a $2.7 billion career in luxury fashion.