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Amanda Gerut

Amanda Gerut has been a journalist and editor for more than 20 years and currently serves as Fortune’s West Coast Editor. She edits and reports on publicly traded businesses, executive compensation, Securities and Exchange Commission regulations and investigations. Amanda previously worked for 13 years at the Financial Times’ Agenda, a publication for corporate board members of publicly traded companies. She is the former managing editor of BoardIQ, an FT publication dedicated to the governance and oversight of mutual funds. She previously worked as a reporter at New Jersey’s Star-Ledger and The Herald News.

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Finance
Jamie Dimon cashes out more JPMorgan stock, bringing his total share sales this year to $183 million
By Amanda GerutApril 15, 2024
Donald Trump
Politics
The finance boss of Donald Trump’s media company earned 4 times as much as CEO Devin Nunes, new documents show
By Amanda GerutApril 15, 2024
covid-19 virus
Tech
Biotech CEO who relied on multiple aliases sentenced to 7 years in prison for Theranos-like $28 million fraud involving a fake finger-prick Covid test
By Amanda GerutApril 13, 2024
Jensen Huang
Finance
All aboard the Nvidia ‘rocket ship’: Executives are raking in company stock awards despite missing out on their bonuses for 2023
By Amanda GerutApril 9, 2024
Dave Calhoun
Leadership
Departing Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun cut his bonus in 2024 after the door plug flew off an Alaska Airlines flight
By Amanda GerutApril 5, 2024
Thomas DiNapoli
Finance
New York state is throwing its $260 billion retirement fund at ‘long-standing failures of oversight’ at Tesla, Wells Fargo, and Chipotle
By Amanda GerutApril 4, 2024
Thomas DiNapoli
Leadership
New York state wants companies to protect their LGBTQ+ Gen Z and millennial workers—and it’s throwing a $260 billion retirement fund at the issue
By Amanda GerutApril 3, 2024
Donald Trump
Politics
Trump’s social media platform says it’s above ‘traditional key performance indicators.’ An auditor has substantial doubt it can continue as a going concern
By Jason Ma and Amanda GerutApril 1, 2024
Grant Witherspoon
Finance
How 4 minor league baseball players made $200,000 on Del Taco insider trading, complaint says: a night out drinking with a Jack in the Box analyst 
By Amanda GerutMarch 27, 2024
Free taxis, education subsidies, and gratis egg freezing—how Chinese companies are crafting next-gen benefits for mothers amid the country’s baby bust
Leadership
Free taxis, education subsidies, and gratis egg freezing—how Chinese companies are crafting next-gen benefits for mothers amid the country’s baby bust
By Amanda GerutMarch 27, 2024
Billionaire tech founder ‘abused the trust’ of a colleague with an insider trading deal that made him $415K in profit, SEC alleges
Tech
Billionaire tech founder ‘abused the trust’ of a colleague with an insider trading deal that made him $415K in profit, SEC alleges
By Amanda GerutMarch 26, 2024
Stephanie Pope
Leadership
Boeing taps internal executive with three decades experience for top job in commercial airplanes, but it might not be a ‘slam dunk,’ CEO succession expert says
By Amanda GerutMarch 25, 2024
Dave Calhoun
Finance
Dave Calhoun needs the next Boeing CEO to be a success and he has more than $45 million riding on it
By Amanda GerutMarch 25, 2024
Elon Musk
Leadership
Elizabeth Warren unloads on Elon Musk, urging SEC chief Gary Gensler to probe pathway for ‘Tesla to channel money to X’
By Amanda GerutMarch 21, 2024
Warren Buffett
Leadership
Warren Buffett’s security cost $313k last year — roughly $13 million cheaper than Mark Zuckerberg’s detail
By Amanda GerutMarch 20, 2024
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