Stay informed with null’s coverage and analysis for Fortune.

Page 23 of 47

  • Domino's deliveryRetail

    Domino’s is giving away $1 million in free pizzas to people resuming student loan payments. Unfortunately, there are 44 million of them, owing $1.8 trillion

    By Chris Morris and Alicia Adamczyk
  • Person on phonePersonal Finance

    It’s 52% more expensive to buy than rent in this housing market, and shoppers are pulling out of contracted offers left and right

    By
  • Fortune Quarterly Investment Guide 2023 Q4Finance

    The Great Millennial Housing Regret: Financial advisors have 3 pieces of advice for those who missed the 3% mortgage window

    By
  • President Joe BidenPersonal Finance

    A 31-year-old with $44,000 in student debt is shocked she’s paying more after rollout of Biden’s new plan is botched: ‘It’s been a nightmare’

    By
  • Photo of David Zaslav over a red background with two spotlights coming from the top corners shining onto him.Features

    Studio boss David Zaslav’s tactics have made him a villain in Hollywood. But will he be the turnaround CEO that Warner Bros. Discovery needs?

    By Alicia Adamczyk and Maia Samuel
  • Cropped shot of a senior couple going over the household budget while sitting on their living room sofa at homePersonal Finance

    Retirees’ Social Security cost-of-living adjustment will officially be less than half of last year’s, even though many seniors still haven’t recovered from inflation

    By
  • 048<br /> Fortune Most Powerful Women 2023<br /> Laguna Niguel, CA<br /> Wednesday, October 11th, 2023 9:50-10:15 AM<br /> THE NEWS LEADERS<br /> The media industry has profoundly transformed as print, television, and radio evolve into a dynamic multi-platform ecosystem. Hear from trailblazing women at the crossroads of the media evolution on embracing new technologies, engaging with audiences on diverse platforms, adapting to shifting news consumer habits, and the complex interplay between journalism and politics. Kim Godwin, President, ABC News<br /> Rashida Jones, President, MSNBC<br /> Meredith Kopit Levien, President and CEO, The New York Times Company<br /> Sonal Shah, Chief Executive Officer, The Texas Tribune<br /> Moderator: Ruth Umoh, FORTUNE Photograph by Kim Utley/FortuneNewsletters

    How women media executives are changing the future of the news industry

    By Joey Abrams and Alicia Adamczyk
  • 036<br /> Fortune Most Powerful Women 2023<br /> Laguna Niguel, CA<br /> Tuesday, October 10th, 2023 3:15-3:30 PM<br /> THE PHENOMENON THAT IS THE BARBIE MOVIE<br /> The Greta Gerwig-directed blockbuster has made history, hitting the $1 billion global box office mark just three weeks into its run and proving that a solo female director can make a billion-dollar film. But Barbie is so much more than the numbers: The movie has become a cultural phenomenon, with a marketing campaign that other brands will likely try to emulate for years to come. We speak with two Mattel executives to get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Barbie, and to hear about their broader film ambitions. Robbie Brenner, President, Mattel Films<br /> Lisa McKnight, Executive Vice President and Chief Brand Officer, Mattel, Inc.<br /> Moderator: Michal Lev-Ram, FORTUNE Photograph by Kim Utley/FortuneNewsletters

    Barbie’s ‘humanity’ is what made the movie a hit, Mattel execs say. ‘We elevated Barbie beyond a doll to an idea.’

    By Joey Abrams and Alicia Adamczyk
  • ํYoung Asian women having discussion with female financial consultant insurance agency in coffee shopPersonal Finance

    There’s been a ‘power surge’ of new women investors. But there still aren’t enough

    By
  • Businesswoman taking a break in a parkPersonal Finance

    Financial experts say we need to stop living in a ‘YOLO economy.’ They share 5 ways to rein in spending

    By
  • The Powerball lottery has reached the 1 billion mark with an estimated $1.04 billion jackpot, for the next drawing on Monday night after no grand prize winner in Saturday's drawing.Personal Finance

    The 3 big mistakes financial experts say that the $1.2 billion Powerball winner should never make

    By
  • Young family with baby worried about family budget and high taxes and bills. Inflation concept.Personal Finance

    Older millennials are in ‘a constant perpetuating state of playing catch up,’ making them the most financially stressed of any age group

    By
  • Jerome PowellFinance

    5 economic shocks are about to hit the U.S. all at the same time: ‘There are storm clouds out there forming that we’re all seeing and watching—fearfully’

    By Will Daniel and Alicia Adamczyk
  • Graduates during the Columbia University commencement convocation in New York, US, on Wednesday, May 17, 2023. The university offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in arts and sciences, business, dentistry, education, engineering, law, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, and social work. Photographer: Bing Guan/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesPersonal Finance

    How a government shutdown will affect your student loans

    By
  • WASHINGTON, DC &#8211; FEBRUARY 28: Student loan borrowers and advocates gather for the People&#8217;s Rally To Cancel Student Debt During The Supreme Court Hearings On Student Debt Relief on February 28, 2023 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images for People&#8217;s Rally to Cancel Student Debt )Personal Finance

    44 million Americans with student debt are bracing for a ‘payment shock.’ Many of them are filled with regret

    By