Fortune operates with a unique corporate structure. It consists of two independent parallel sequences that do not interfere with each other. Editing system, the top leader is the editor-in-chief; The top leader of the operating system is the president. The editor-in-chief is parallel to the president and has no subordinate relationship. The editor-in-chief doesn't consider advertising or making money, but only how to run the best magazine trusted by readers according to his own principles and ideas. The president is responsible for marketing and making money, but he must not exert any influence on the editor-in-chief or interfere in reporting. Fortune has repeatedly sacrificed huge commercial profits to adhere to objective reports, and even published reports that severely criticized its head office, but journalists and editors have not been accused of this. 1997, Fortune published a report, mercilessly attacking the hot IBM president at that time. The following year, IBM withdrew its $5 million advertisement in Fortune magazine. Huey, the editor-in-chief, has no regrets. He said, "journalists' opinions can't be bought. "