Shawn Tully

Shawn Tully

Shawn Tully is a senior editor-at-large at Fortune.

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Gurley thinks those famous first-day “pops” are a sign that young companies are being taken advantage of.

Why famed VC Bill Gurley thinks IPOs are such a rip-off

ZoomInfo Technologies cofounder Henry Schuck and family ringing the Virtual Bell at the Nasdaq on June 4, 2020.

ZoomInfo’s IPO garnered high praise. It also left $576 million on the table

New York has driven down infections dramatically. Do Draconian lockdown measures still make sense?

New York City’s lockdown is costing $173 million per day. Is it still worth it?

All the arrows are pointing up—at least in the stock market.

Has the market lost its mind? Probably. But there’s a slim chance that equities are entering a new era of high valuations

Analysis New S&P CEOS

The year in leadership: Everything to know about the most recent crop of leaders to score top CEO jobs

A small handful of companies now make up a surprisingly high percentage of major indexes.

These five stocks are eating up your index fund. Here’s a better strategy for investing in this market

In 2008, the destruction that started with overstretched homeowners and developers walloped the widespread economy, Now there’s a similar danger brewing.

The real risk isn’t the federal government’s exploding debt. It’s how it is structured that’s so dangerous

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Will the airlines survive the coronavirus? Yes—and here’s how

Bisignano runs Fiserv, which with a market cap of $66.5 billion is larger than Goldman Sachs or Amex.

This Jamie Dimon protege has weathered six crises. Here is his coronavirus playbook

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell has advised caution as markets have shot back upward.

The Fed’s economists are worried that stock prices are inflated—and they are right

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Here’s how far corporate profits could plummet in 2020

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The government’s mortgage forbearance policies exclude 61% of Americans

The virus-related hit to Disney’s business will recede eventually. But the Fox acquisition? That’s what is creating a real financial drag.

Disney’s biggest financial problem has nothing to do with the coronavirus

Apple CEO Tim Cook is in an enviable position: He has so much cash to deploy it’s hard to figure out what to do with it.

Does Apple’s stock buyback strategy make sense in this market?

Pump jacks operate near Maljamar on April 23, 2020, in Lea County, N.M. Permian Basin crude oil extraction is one of the main economic drivers of this area, and the industry is looking to take a hit after the price of oil dropped because of the decline in demand amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Buccaneers of the basin: The fall of fracking—and the future of oil