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Between a world-changing pandemic, a volatile presidential race, economic turmoil and a renewed focus on inequality, you could choose a thousand CEO stories that represented 2020. Instead, here are five Forbes features on leadership that stood out during this tumultuous year.

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Greater Capitalism

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Greater Capitalism: How The Pandemic Is Permanently Reshaping Our Economic System For The Better.

In an article packed with rare interviews from billionaire entrepreneurs Robert Smith, Ray Dalio and Michael Milken, Forbes chief content officer Randall Lane lays out how Covid-19 has sparked seismic shifts in business and society that are making America smarter and fairer.

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Tony Hsieh’s American Tragedy: The Self-Destructive Last Months Of The Zappos Visionary

On the surface, Tony Hsieh, the iconic and iconoclastic former CEO of Zappos, had it all. The truth was much darker. In a powerful story, Forbes staff writers Angel Au-Yeung and David Jeans dived deep into Hsieh’s final few months, delivering lessons for us all.

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100 Most Powerful Women

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The World’s Most 100 Powerful Women 

Forbes editors Moira Forbes and Maggie McGrath compiled the venerable list, spotlighting the women leading the charge in fighting Covid-19, changing politics, reshaping business and making history. The business world still has a long way to go, but these leaders are pushing for a more equitable and inclusive economy.  

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How This Impact Investor Is Generating Double-Digit Returns Cleaning Up The Seafood Business

Aquaculture—the business of farming fish, sea plants and other ocean products—has long been thought of as a polluting and dirty business. Forbes staff writer Chloe Sorvino gave us the story of Amy Novogratz, whose impact investing fund is cleaning up the industry and making significant returns in the process. Her personal story is even more impressive.

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Chuck Feeney

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The Billionaire Who Wanted To Die Broke Is … Now Officially Broke

In the holiday giving season, here’s a story of a man who took generosity to the extreme. Chuck Feeney, a billionaire cofounder of retail giant Duty Free Shoppers, has given all his money to charity. He has nothing left now—and he couldn’t be happier. His philosophy of “giving while living” helped inspire Bill Gates and Warren Buffett to create the Giving Pledge. Read about his wild philanthropy and how he has changed how millions of people think about charity.

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