Dylan Sloan

Dylan Sloan is a former editorial fellow on Fortune's news desk. He previously wrote for Forbes and NPR’s Planet Money. He studied economics at Bowdoin College.

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A green computer chip.

Meta and Google announce new in-house AI chips, creating a ‘trillion-dollar question’ for Nvidia

TSMC founder Morris Chang speaking at a talk.

Semiconductor giant TSMC is riding high after a 16% sales boost and $6 billion grant. Its unique model is what brought it to market dominance

The container ship Dali floating in the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key bridge in Baltimore, Maryland.

Engineers at Baltimore’s fallen port are working so diligently, they expect to restore service months earlier than expected

A TSMC semiconductor manufacturing facility under construction in Phoenix.

Water-guzzling chipmaker TSMC and drought-plagued Arizona are an unlikely pair, but officials say Phoenix’s water supply can handle booming production

SEC Chair Gary Gensler.

Regulators halt a controversial climate rule after being pelted by 10 legal challenges over it

Elon Musk against a black background.

‘Craziest talent war I’ve ever seen’: Elon Musk says AI is hitting a new frenzy—and he helped set it off 9 years ago with Larry Page and Sam Altman

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce speaking at a hearing.

SEC commissioner lets rip on chairman Gary Gensler’s leadership for ‘stilted communication’

Chickens at a poultry farm.

Texas avian flu outbreak spreads from cows to humans and chickens, but is ‘a very, very small part of the overall picture,’ state agriculture boss says

Iowa Hawkeyes basketball player Caitlin Clark celebrating.

Iowa basketball star Caitlin Clark, who’s never had a full-time job, is worth over $3 million—and she’s changing the financial playbook for college athletes

DeepMind co-founder Demis Hassabis in a chair.

Is AI the new crypto? DeepMind cofounder says ‘hype’ and ‘grifting’ threaten the emerging sector

A Ford F-150 Lightning EV on the assembly line at Ford's Dearborn, Mich. plant.

Ford is slashing two-thirds of employees at its F-150 Lightning plant as its ambitious electric-car plans sputter

NCAA President Charlie Baker.

Prop bets helped fuel the $11 billion sports gambling boom—but the NCAA president wants them gone

Cattle drink water at a ranch in Paulinia, Sao Paulo state, Brazil, on Tuesday, March 2, 2021. Although Brazil’s beef supply chain is one of the most complex in the world, with 2.5 million ranchers, 2,500 slaughterhouses, and about 215 million heads of cattle spread out over 3.3 million square miles, the country saw a 10.3% year over year decrease in slaughters through 2020. Photographer: Patricia Monteiro/Bloomberg via Getty Images

The Texas ranchers whose cattle survived the biggest wildfire in history now have cows sick with bird flu

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink.

Larry Fink says Gen Z, millennials distrust boomers on the economy—they’re totally right on one key issue

Photo of Jerry Levin

Jerry Levin, known as the CEO who pushed for the ‘worst merger in corporate history,’ is less known for falling on his sword for the $350 billion deal later in life