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Phil Wahba is a senior writer at Fortune primarily focused on leadership coverage, with a prior focus on retail. His award-winning features include profiles of CEOs at J.C. Penney and Kohl’s and an examination of how private equity transformed the retail sector. Phil joined Fortune in 2014 from Reuters, where over the course of six years, he covered retail, corporate bankruptcies, the stock exchanges, and wrote a weekly column about IPOs. He has also worked as a trade commissioner in New York for the Canadian government. He holds a B.Comm from HEC Montréal and an MBA from the University of Ottawa. In 2007, he graduated from Columbia University with a Masters in Journalism. He is also a CFA charter holder. In addition to his native French and English, Phil speaks Danish, Spanish, and German. He has run a marathon in every U.S. state.

Walmart to cover worker tuition costs at some colleges as war for talent heats up
Retail
Walmart to cover worker tuition costs at some colleges as war for talent heats up
By Phil WahbaJuly 27, 2021
French luxury giant LVMH sales soar above pre-COVID levels
Retail
French luxury giant LVMH sales soar above pre-COVID levels
By Phil WahbaJuly 26, 2021
How J.C. Penney is building a post-Sephora beauty business
Retail
How J.C. Penney is building a post-Sephora beauty business
By Phil WahbaJuly 20, 2021
QVC and HSN owner’s new chief brings ranks of Black Fortune 500 CEOs to 5
Retail
QVC and HSN owner’s new chief brings ranks of Black Fortune 500 CEOs to 5
By Phil WahbaJuly 14, 2021
‘This is a year of inflation’: Why your food prices are going to keep increasing
Retail
‘This is a year of inflation’: Why your food prices are going to keep increasing
By Phil WahbaJuly 13, 2021
Nordstrom’s ASOS partnership is a retail coup
Retail
Nordstrom’s ASOS partnership is a retail coup
By Phil WahbaJuly 12, 2021
Clorox has changed its corporate logo to remind you it makes more than wipes
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Clorox has changed its corporate logo to remind you it makes more than wipes
By Phil WahbaJuly 12, 2021
35% of American waistlines changed during COVID, says Levi’s
Retail
35% of American waistlines changed during COVID, says Levi’s
By Phil WahbaJuly 9, 2021
Why Bloomingdale’s is launching a new small store chain
Retail
Why Bloomingdale’s is launching a new small store chain
By Phil WahbaJuly 7, 2021
CEOs say customers and employees will not accept return to status quo post-COVID
Conferences
CEOs say customers and employees will not accept return to status quo post-COVID
By Phil WahbaJune 29, 2021
J.Crew Group CEO Libby Wadle
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J.Crew’s CEO wants to rekindle your love for prep
By Phil WahbaJune 29, 2021
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How J.Crew’s new CEO plans to slay the discount dragon
By Phil WahbaJune 24, 2021
Amazon Prime Day beats Cyber Monday with $11 billion in sales
Retail
Amazon Prime Day beats Cyber Monday with $11 billion in sales
By Phil WahbaJune 23, 2021
Macy’s is bringing back its July Fourth fireworks show in latest sign of NYC revival
Retail
Macy’s is bringing back its July Fourth fireworks show in latest sign of NYC revival
By Phil WahbaJune 10, 2021
Gap finally unveils first piece in Kanye West partnership
Retail
Gap finally unveils first piece in Kanye West partnership
By Phil WahbaJune 8, 2021
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