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Eleanor Pringle is an award-winning senior reporter at Fortune covering news, the economy, and personal finance. Eleanor previously worked as a business correspondent and news editor in regional news in the U.K. She completed her journalism training with the Press Association after earning a degree from the University of East Anglia.

Why BuzzFeed’s founder turned down Bob Iger’s offer of $650 million—10 years before killing his news division and laying off 15% of staff
Tech
Why BuzzFeed’s founder turned down Bob Iger’s offer of $650 million—10 years before killing his news division and laying off 15% of staff
By Eleanor PringleApril 24, 2023
A relatively undeveloped artificial island off the coast of Dubai
Success
An empty plot of sand in Dubai just sold for $34 million, giving its fashion entrepreneur owner a 242% profit in 2 years
By Eleanor PringleApril 24, 2023
Shark Tank investor Barbara Corcoran
Success
Shark Tank’s Barbara Corcoran reveals she got let go from the show before it even started—but won her place back with a challenge to the producer
By Eleanor PringleApril 20, 2023
Kim Kardashian at the CFDA Fashion Awards
Success
Kim Kardashian’s private equity firm believes this is the secret to making the ‘best decisions’ in business
By Eleanor PringleApril 19, 2023
A person on the phone in the New York Stock Exchange
Finance
Bank of America cautions against age-old Wall Street adage of ‘Sell in May and go away’ ahead of predicted summer rally
By Eleanor PringleApril 19, 2023
A created image of a COVID cell.
Health
Disease forecasters are convinced there’s a 27% chance of another COVID-like pandemic within 10 years—but experts believe there’s a silver bullet
By Eleanor PringleApril 18, 2023
A man in a hooded top carried a bag down a flight of stairs.
Politics
Fake website RentAHitman.com helps FBI catch U.S. soldier who applied for a job as an assassin
By Eleanor PringleApril 18, 2023
Left: Amazon founder Jeff Bezos at a series premiere, right Amazon CEO Andy Jassy
Tech
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy took a 99% pay cut in 2022—and earned less than founder Jeff Bezos
By Eleanor PringleApril 14, 2023
Andy Jassy, CEO of Amazon, on stage at an event
Leadership
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy is doubling down on his return to office mandate—even though some offices might not be ready for staff
By Eleanor PringleApril 13, 2023
Andy Jassy pictured at Amazon Prime Video's "The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power" premiere
Tech
Andy Jassy has identified Amazon’s next frontiers—and they have nothing to do with selling books or gadgets
By Eleanor PringleApril 13, 2023
Warren Buffett speaking at a Berkshire Hathaway event
Finance
Warren Buffett wants CEOs of failed banks to live like they ‘work on a Ford production line’ and give back their pensions and salaries
By Eleanor PringleApril 13, 2023
Sam Altman pictured onstage at the New Work Summit in California
Tech
OpenAI will pay you to join its ‘bug bounty program’ and hundreds have signed up—already finding 14 flaws within 24 hours
By Eleanor PringleApril 12, 2023
Elon Musk, Twitter and Tesla CEO, stands against a sunny sky
Tech
Elon Musk often sleeps on a couch at Twitter HQ and admits he ‘shouldn’t tweet after 3 a.m.’
By Eleanor PringleApril 12, 2023
A Twitter sign with the 'W' painted white
Tech
Elon Musk paints over the ‘W’ in Twitter sign at San Francisco headquarters after apparent row with landlord 
By Eleanor PringleApril 11, 2023
Warren Buffet pictured in 2019
Finance
Warren Buffett has his eyes on this one country when it comes to his future investments—and he already owns 6% of its top 5 companies
By Eleanor PringleApril 11, 2023
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