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  • The PayPal logo is being displayed on a smartphone with PayPal visible in the background in this photo illustration in Brussels, Belgium, on May 20, 2024. (Photo Illustrtion by Jonathan Raa/NurPhoto)Finance

    PayPal’s stock soars to 52-week closing high as senior analyst praises new partnership with Adyen

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  • Jack Dorsey, co-founder and chief executive officer of Twitter Inc. and Square Inc., listens during the Bitcoin 2021 conference in Miami, Florida, on Friday, June 4, 2021.Finance

    Block shares are undervalued and underappreciated, says senior BoA analyst

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  • Paul Singer, founder and co-CEO of Elliott Management Corp., speaks during the WSJDLive Global Technology Conference in Laguna Beach, California, U.S., on Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2016. The conference brings together an unmatched group of top CEOs, founders, pioneers, investors and luminaries to explore tech opportunities emerging around the world. Photographer: Patrick T. Fallon/BloombergFinance

    The Starbucks CEO replacement is just the latest victory for Elliott Management

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  • Global Payments CEO, Cameron BreadyFinance

    Raymond James analyst reiterates Global Payments Outperform rating and $144 price target after Q2 earnings beat

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  • Close up of beautiful smiling young Asian woman sitting on the floor by the sofa, managing financial bill payment with laptop and credit card on hand at cozy home. Technology makes life so much easier – stock photoFinance

    Corcentric, valued at $1.2 billion in 2021, could sell for less than 50% of that as U.S. deals remain slow

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  • Jenny Xiao, a partner at Leonis CapitalFinance

    War and rising nationalism is expected to spur a venture capital boom in a one-time Silicon Valley ‘taboo’ sector: defense tech

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  • (From left to right) Jeremy Wacksman, chief operating officer, Zillow, Raj Seshadri, chief commercial payments officer, Mastercard, Susan Emerson, senior vice president, Salesforce, and Fortune’s Emma Hinchliffe.Tech

    New technologies like AI let companies learn more about their customers—while raising privacy questions

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  • Mary D’Onofrio, partner, Bessemer Venture Partners, speaking at Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2024Newsletters

    Are AI’s lofty valuations justified? Some VCs think it is

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  • Mark Suster, a partner at Upfront Ventures, spoke about A.I. on a panel at Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2024Finance

    Venture firms need to emulate private equity, says Upfront Ventures partner Mark Suster

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  • 016<br /> FORTUNE BRAINSTORM TECH 2024<br /> Monday, July 15th, 2024<br /> Park City, Utah 4:50 – 5:10 PM<br /> A NEW GENERATION RISES IN SILICON SLOPES<br /> Evans &amp; Sutherland. Novell. Omniture. Qualtrics. The stretch of Utah known as the Wasatch Front has long been fertile ground for technology startups, and today, there are more than ever. Which ones are poised to break through—and what could stop them? We talk with two companies that insiders say are on the cusp of greatness: property software provider Entrata and ecommerce accelerator Pattern. Adam Edmunds, Chief Executive Officer, Entrata  <br /> David Wright, Co-founder and CEO, Pattern  <br /> Interviewer: Andrew Nusca, FORTUNE  Photograph by Stuart Isett/FortuneTech

    Tech talent and killer powder: The recipe that startups say is fueling the rise of Utah’s Silicon Slopes

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  • John Zito, a partner and deputy CIO of credit at Apollo Global Management Joshua Easterly, co-founder, co-chief investment officer, and co-president of Sixth Street Stephanie Rader, global co-head of Alternatives Capital Formation within Goldman Sachs Asset ManagementFinance

    Private credit is growing into a $3.5 trillion industry: Meet 9 execs leading the way

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  • 010<br /> FORTUNE BRAINSTORM TECH 2024<br /> Monday, July 15th, 2024<br /> Park City, Utah 2:35 – 3:00 PM<br /> THE BULL, THE BEAR, AND THE BANKER  <br /> Utopia or dystopia? The head of the San Francisco Fed shares her outlook on the U.S. economy, thoughts on how tech advancements will affect monetary policy, and predictions on AI’s impact on the labor market.  Mary C. Daly, President and CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco<br /> Interviewer: Emma Hinchliffe, FORTUNE  Photograph by Stuart Isett/FortuneFinance

    SF Fed Reserve Chief Mary Daly: A.I. replaces tasks, not people

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  • David Solomon, chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs Group Inc., following a Bloomberg Television interview in Versailles, France, on Monday, May 13, 2024. Solomon said he’s encouraged by French leaders’ efforts to make the country more friendly to business as Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has tripled its Paris headcount in recent years. Photographer: Cyril Marcilhacy/BloombergFinance

    Goldman Sachs’ CEO was seen as a dead man walking. A year later, the “David Solomon” era is being hailed as a success

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  • Bluestone Equity PartnersFinance

    Exclusive: Leonardo DiCaprio–backed AI startup Qloo clinches $20 million investment from Bluestone Equity Partners

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  • FedEx Express delivery truck parked on a city street, with office buildings in the background, San Francisco, California, June 7, 2024. (Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images)Finance

    FedEx stock rockets almost 16% on earnings beat—and BofA boosts its price target

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