# Susie Gharib
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susie gharib, born in 1950, is a business news journalist. Currently, she is Senior Special Correspondent for Fortune magazine. Gharib is also a contributor to Nightly Business Report produced by CNBC, a program that she co-anchored for 16 years until she left the show in December 2014.
Bob Moritz, Chairman, PwC
Today, Fortune 500 Daily wraps up a week of CEOs looking to the future. As these company leaders came through the Fortune offices or attended a Fortune event, correspondent Susie Gharib asked what they saw as the next big idea for the next decade. Today’s answer comes from Bob Moritz, Chairman of …
Carlos Brito, CEO, Anheuser-Busch InBev 11/08/2019
The world is drinking less alcohol. In fact, consumption’s been declining for several years now. That may sound like trouble for Anheuser Busch InBev – the world’s largest brewer. But the company’s C-E-O, Carlos Brito, told Fortune’s Susie Gharib it’s not all bad news.
Antonio Neri, CEO, Hewlett Packard Enterprise 11/6/2019
When Antonio Neri started work at Hewlett Packard’s call center in 19-95… he had no idea he would one day become the tech giant’s C-E-O. After twenty-three years of climbing the company ladder, Neri moved into the C-suite last year. He replaced Meg Whitman – who oversaw the company’s 20-15 split …
Alex Gorsky, CEO, Johnson & Johnson 11/11/2019
Among the seven core values of the U-S Army are loyalty, respect, honor and integrity. Some might argue those characteristics are also vital in the business world. Alex Gorsky certainly thinks so. He’s the C-E-O of Johnson-and-Johnson. But before he started his career at the Fortune 500 company, …
Judy Marks, CEO, Otis Elevator
When Judy Marks became C-E-O of Otis Elevator last June, she was handed a tough task: spin the division off from its 166-year-old parent company. On top of navigating Otis’ separation from United Technologies, Marks was also put in charge of the company’s digital transformation. So what was her …
Fortune 500 Daily 08/30/2019
In two-thousand-and-seven, Hilton was in trouble. The hotel company had lost its competitive edge and had acquired massive amounts of debt. On top of that – there was a global financial crisis brewing. Private equity firm Blackstone Group bought Hilton for 26-billion dollars, and brought in a new…
Measuring Company Responses to COVID-19
How well are companies responding to the coronavirus crisis? That’s what today’s Leadership Next guest wants to find out.
Martin Whittaker runs JUST Capital, a non-profit which attempts to measure if companies are doing well by ALL stakeholders – employees, customers, communities and shareholders…
Social Security Interview
In this Get Your Finances Ready for Retirement interview, Susie Gharib asks Alicia Munnell of Boston College and Kerry Hammond of U.S. News and World Report about the latest data on Social Security.
GROUNDBREAKERS 2025 | Prologis CEO & U.S. Secretary Burgum on AI, Infrastructure and Energy
In this special episode of Moving the World, recorded live at Prologis’ 2025 GROUNBREAKERS forum in Los Angeles, Prologis Co-Founder and CEO Hamid Moghadam and U.S. Secretary Doug Burgum sit down with Susie Gharib, anchor and senior special correspondent at Fortune, for a conversation exploring the…
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