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05/19/2019

Michael Bennet: I Got Lucky With My Cancer Treatment, But Many Americans Go Bankrupt. That’s Why We Need a Public Option

"Medicare-X is the best way to fix our broken system."

05/19/2019

The Secret Ingredients of Coveted Niche Beauty Brands

Cult favorites and newcomers to the beauty industry have positioned themselves as powerful challengers to heritage brands.

05/19/2019

Why Liquor Makers Are Promoting Cocktails Over Shots

Cocktails really shine on Instagram, while shot glasses are dull in comparison.

05/19/2019

Toronto Is Now Home to a Thriving Syrian Food Scene

From the first swish of tahini sauce over chickpeas at breakfast to the final crunch of baklava at dessert.

05/19/2019

How China’s top-down political system holds it back

How China’s top-down political system holds it back

05/19/2019

Exclusive: The Maker of Whispering Angel Is Releasing a New Luxury Wine

It's never been a hotter time to be in the rosé business.

05/19/2019

Inside BenRiach: Scotland’s Most Eclectic Scotch Whisky Maker

At Warehouse 13, there are no bad ideas.

05/19/2019

Breaking Up Facebook ‘Won’t Be Enough,’ Says Morgan Stanley Boss. Here’s His Proposal.

Government ought to force Big Tech to erase everyone's data.

05/19/2019

Amazon Moved Up to #5 on the Fortune 500 List. Here's Why.

Amazon.com grows like a startup—revenues jumped 31% to $233 billion in 2018—and suddenly the ambitious-as-its-name company is recording lusty profits as well.

Amazon.com on the Fortune 500 via @FortuneMagazine

05/19/2019

Fortune 500 Companies 2019: Who Made the List

ICYMI: The 2019 list of the Fortune 500 is out.

The 2019 ranking of the best in U.S. business has been revealed. See who made the list.

05/19/2019

Apple’s Terrible Week Is Dominated by China, Tariffs, and Intel

And all the other Apple headlines from the past week.

05/19/2019

The Winners and Losers in a $1 Trillion Buyback Year

Corporate America may be overpaying its own shareholders.

Corporate America may be overpaying its own shareholders.

05/19/2019

Why Walmart Is #1 on the Fortune 500 List (Again)

Walmart continues to dominate.

Walmart on the Fortune 500 via @FortuneMagazine

05/19/2019

Too Many Companies Are Paying Too Much for Stock Buybacks

They'd do better if they behaved more like 401(k) plan investors.

05/19/2019

Cyber Saturday—Facebook Data Ownership, WhatsApp Phone Hack, ‘Blockchain Week’

Your weekly brief on codemakers and codebreakers.

05/19/2019

‘Treason!’ Trump Says His Campaign Was Spied On and Threatens Long Jail Sentences

His own FBI director testified that he wasn’t aware of any improper surveillance.

Despite testimony from his own FBI director that he wasn’t aware of any improper surveillance.

05/19/2019

Bitcoin Comes to Whole Foods, Major Retailers in Coup for Digital Currency

Bitcoin could finally be going mainstream.

“The idea of living on crypto is now a reality,” says Tyler Winklevoss.

05/19/2019

Trump’s Huawei Threat Is the Nuclear Option to Halt China’s Rise

"The bilateral trade talks were on thin ice and this could derail them entirely."

05/18/2019

How to Invest During a Trade War

Wondering what to do amid a dispute that threatens to derail the U.S. economy? Fortune has you covered.

Loose tweets sink stocks: Investors have to be particularly careful during a trade war.

05/18/2019

Trump Smacks California by Cancelling $929 Million Grant for the Bullet Train

"The Trump administration is trying to exact political retribution on our state."

05/18/2019

Pinterest Falls 19% on Its First Earnings Report, Previewing a Troubling Post-Tech IPO Trend

Like Lyft, Pinterest's net loss was larger than Wall Street's expectations. What's next?

05/18/2019

Why Apple, Tesla, and Intel Are Helpless in the U.S.-China Trade War

This is one "gut punch" tech companies can't retaliate against.

A "gut punch" tech companies can't retaliate against.

05/18/2019

How Did Trump Live So Large While Reporting Such Huge Losses?

Real-estate developers enjoy some of the best advantages in the tax code. But the magnitude of Trump’s losses can’t be explained by that alone.

Real-estate developer Donald Trump in 1992 lived in a New York luxury apartment, traveled by limousine and had personal bodyguards.

05/18/2019

These Are the U.S. Goods Affected by China Tariffs

More than 2,000 items.

China is retaliating.

05/18/2019

What Happens When Your Business Relies on the Boeing 737 MAX? Just Ask Norwegian Air

The airline is still scrabbling after deadly crashes grounded its Boeing fleet.

05/18/2019

A New Google Antitrust Probe Could Spell Trouble for Its Auto Domination Plans

A new battle is playing out on car dashboards.

05/18/2019

The Number of Men Who Are Uncomfortable Mentoring Women Is Growing

Sheryl Sandberg and Marc Pritchard on how we reverse the trend.

05/18/2019

Why Investors Should Care More About the Fortune 500 Than the S&P 500

Fortune's is the "500" investors should actually care about.

05/18/2019

3 Subtle Ways China Is Beating Trump At His Own Trade War

A long-term outlook and ability to deny Trump a victory puts them ahead.

05/18/2019

ICE Arrests in Courthouses Leave Local Communities on Edge

This battle between immigrant-friendly cities and federal immigration enforcement came to the forefront this month.

05/18/2019

Oil Prices Are Being Hit By The Perfect Storm—And Laughing It Off

Oil prices seem to have found a moment of eerie calm.

05/18/2019

Who Is Derek Kan? White House Is Considering Him for Fed Reserve Board

Derek Kan has been a senior adviser to Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao since 2017.

05/18/2019

Trump Just Delayed Auto Tariffs on the EU and Japan. Here’s Why

For 180 days.

05/18/2019

Male Mentors Are Leaning Out

A new survey from LeanIn and SurveyMonkey show that 60% of male managers are uncomfortable mentoring women.

05/18/2019

World’s Top Fashion Houses Clash Over Underage Model Ban

What age is it okay to represent adults?

05/18/2019

Mnuchin Rejects House Subpoena for Trump’s Tax Returns

Mnuchin Rejects House Subpoena for Trump’s Tax Returns

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin rejected Richard Neal’s subpoena for six years of Donald Trump’s personal and business tax returns.

05/18/2019

U.S. Tariff Deal with Mexico, Canada Is Also About Cutting Off China’s Steel

Mexico and Canada must ratchet up their work to keep Chinese steel from entering the U.S

05/18/2019

What We Learned From the 2019-2020 TV Upfront Presentations

As networks announced their primetime TV lineups, some interesting themes emerged.

05/17/2019

Abortion Is Still Legal in All 50 States

The number of anti-abortion bills introduced this year has contributed to fear and confusion.

05/17/2019

Tesla Shares Drop 7.6%, the Stock’s Lowest Level Since December 2016

Tesla Shares Drop 7.6%, the Stock’s Lowest Level Since December 2016

The stock tumble came on the news of another Autopilot crash and CEO Elon Musk's announcement of a "hardcore" cost focus.

05/17/2019

Commentary: What ‘Game of Thrones’ and the Crypto Market Have in Common

Operating outside Nash equilibrium means all players don’t get a fair shot at the throne.

05/17/2019

Girls’ Suicide Spike is Raising Questions About the Role of Social Media

Girls' use of social media could be “more likely to result in interpersonal stress,” a factor in youth suicide, two leading researchers say.

05/17/2019

What the Fortune 500 Would Look Like as a Microbiome

The seemingly richest sector of the Fortune 500 doesn’t bring in the most money.

05/17/2019

Gucci’s In Hot Water Again, But Controversy Is Nothing New for Fashion House

A look back at the company's controversies...

Company accused of cultural appropriation with $750 "Indy Full Turban."

05/17/2019

Lawsuits, Contempt, Fines: How Democrats Could Get Trump’s Tax Returns

Steven Mnuchin faces a deadline of 5 p.m. Friday to comply with a subpoena to hand over President Donald Trump’s tax returns.