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At No. 227, CHANEL makes the #Fortune500Europe list under CEO Leena Nair, who has led the luxury house since 2022 — and is one of only a handful of female chief executives on this year’s ranking. trib.al/4euJksU

Europe’s leading firms generated $14.9 trillion in revenue — up 2.5%. More than half of profits from #Fortune500Europe companies come from just three sectors: financials, energy, and health care. trib.al/iL0jOzp

Now in its third year, the #Fortune500Europe list highlights the continent’s largest companies by revenue. The energy sector dominates the list, claiming four of the top five positions. trib.al/rlR0yEH

The #Fortune500Europe list highlights the continent’s largest companies by revenue, showcasing resilience and innovation. France leads the Fortune 500 Europe list with the largest combined workforce. trib.al/LYPrVox

This is the third year that Fortune has published a #Fortune500Europe list. Between 2023 and 2024, women lost ground as CEOs of these companies—down from an initial 7% to 6.2%. trib.al/YSY2xhJ

Stock markets across Asia and Europe fell sharply this morning after the CEOs of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley both said they expect a major correction in the stock markets. trib.al/U3pLwml

The profits of Warren Buffett‘s company improved 17% this year as Berkshire Hathaway prepares for the legendary 95-year-old investor to relinquish the CEO title. trib.al/S8f8Rvu

The #Fortune500Europe list highlights the continent’s largest companies by revenue, showcasing resilience and innovation. Germany leads the top 10, driven by three automotive giants — Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz Group, and BMW Group. trib.al/Z7Qqs4p

McDonald’s and Cava’s CEOs are the latest in the restaurant business to sound the alarm of a K-shaped economy, where high-income earners are spending as if nothing is wrong, while lower-income Americans tighten their belts and pull back on spending. trib.al/xG01Kkj

A decade after Starbucks said China had the potential to become the U.S. coffee chain’s biggest market, the company is selling a majority stake in its China business to an outside partner. trib.al/leOIrku

IBM’s CEO Arvind Krishna promised Gen Z he would hire more college grads. Days later, he's giving thousands the pink slip. trib.al/rXMAcJV

.Delta CEO Ed Bastian told Fortune that his inbox is flooded with thousands of emails per day, and he often spends flights reading through customer feedback. trib.al/Y9Sh8JQ

For Elon Musk, the Texas gambit seems to have worked—great news for Musk, bad news for shareholders of U.S. companies. trib.al/veaIe3h

Bank of America is betting big on its wealth and investment management business, essentially leaning further into the top echelons of the upper class. trib.al/2NNckxc

As Americans observe Veterans Day, Fortune takes a look at current Fortune 500 CEOs who have served in the military. trib.al/FgeF3er

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon has issued a stark warning regarding the soaring U.S. national debt, stating that if the current fiscal path continues without a significant increase in economic expansion, “there will be a reckoning on this.” trib.al/FZuGeCC

Ford CEO Jim Farley said he was struck by a “shocking” discovery when digging into competitors’ vehicles, and it spurred him into taking action that would help the legacy carmaker compete with the likes of Tesla and Chinese upstarts. trib.al/jNtmocj

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon will retire effective Jan. 31, 2026, the company announced in a Friday morning surprise, concluding a decade-long tenure that reshaped the retail giant’s global strategy and digital presence. trib.al/sCPHZHa

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian delivered a scathing critique of the recent government shutdown and its operational impact on the aviation industry, calling the strain placed on the system “completely unnecessary.” trib.al/LtYPzoQ

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon, who just announced his retirement on Friday come January, got his start in 1984 picking orders and unloading trailers at a Walmart warehouse making just $6.50 an hour. trib.al/R8VscZg