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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Hurricane Ian shown on satellite.

Florida’s insurers are profitable after 7 straight years of losses—but it’s mostly because of dumb luck

Shohei Ohtani on the baseball diamond.

Baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani is entangled in a bizarre $4.5 million gambling scandal involving his interpreter

EPA administrator Michael Regan.

EPA inks ‘single most important climate regulation in the history of the country’

Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo.

Intel wins $8.5 billion in CHIPS Act grants as ‘historic’ semiconductor spending spree heats up

A person looking at their cellphone.

A brokerage app hired an army of 1,700 influencers and misled investors on social media, regulators say—and it just got slammed with a massive fine

Indian Prime Minster Narendra Modi and Tesla CEO Elon Musk talking.

The Musk-Modi show, and Tesla’s $151 billion gateway to India

Former Secretary of the Treasury Steve Mnuchin.

Trump official and Goldman Sachs alum Steve Mnuchin plots to buy TikTok as Gen Z panics about a possible ban

SEC Chair Gary Gensler

SEC chief Gary Gensler is getting hit from all sides on his new climate rule: Conservative AGs smell blood, while environmentalists say it doesn’t go far enough

WASHINGTON, DC – MARCH 7: Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Jerome Powell prepares to testify before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee on Capitol Hillon March, 7 2024 in Washington, DC. Powell testified during a hearing titled “The Semiannual Monetary Policy Report to the Congress.” (Photo by Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)

Fed yanks an emergency funding crutch that got too popular at the worst possible time for small banks

By Dylan Sloan and Will Daniel

Elon Musk

Elon Musk is letting Tesla loyalists cut the line and buy Cybertrucks before everyone else

Fed chair Jerome Powell.

Inflation is now ‘moving more sideways than down’—and it could keep the Fed from cutting rates anytime soon

By Dylan Sloan and Alena Botros

Chinese minister Ni Hong speaking at a press conference.

China is sending a harsh message to its struggling property developers: ‘They will be made to pay the due price’

PCAOB Chair Erica Williams.

The accounting crisis everybody seems to ignore, and the regulator fighting to fix it

Fed chair Jerome Powell testifying before Congress.

Jerome Powell says ‘the housing market is in a very challenging situation right now’ and interest rate cuts alone won’t solve a long-running inventory crisis

The Dartmouth men's basketball team sitting on a bench.

Dartmouth men’s basketball team votes to unionize, a first in college sports—but it’s ‘almost inevitable’ the NCAA will fight back