In today’s CEO Daily: Diane Brady on using the Fortune 500 to measure ROL.
The big story: Trump brings back his travel ban.
The markets: In a holding pattern awaiting more Trump trade news.
Analyst notes from UBS, Goldman Sachs, and Macquarie.
Plus: All the news and watercooler chat from Fortune.
Good morning. Many people use the Fortune 500, our annual list of America’s largest companies that was published this week, as a starting point for measuring other forms of excellence. For me, one of the most interesting distillations comes from Indiggo, which Fortune partners with to publish the ROL100, a ranking that measures “return on leadership” among the top 100 companies of the Fortune 500. To do that, they use publicly available data points to measure corporate leadership as it connects to purpose, strategic clarity, leadership alignment, and focused action.
This year, Microsoft retook the top spot from Nvidia (No. 2), followed by Delta Air Lines (No. 3), Alpha
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