Jen Wieczner

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  • Warren Buffett, chairman and chief executive officer of Berkshire Hathaway, speaks during the virtual Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholders meeting seen on a laptop computer in Arlington, Va., on May 2, 2020.Finance

    Why Berkshire Hathaway is partly to blame for the S&P 500 being in the red this year

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  • Brainstorm-Health-2020-Farrugia-RomaConferences

    How IBM Watson supercomputers are speeding up the search for a COVID-19 vaccine

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  • All the public companies that still got (and apparently didn’t return) PPP loansFinance

    PPP: Dozens of public companies kept millions of dollars in small-business loans

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  • JPMorgan Chase is just one of the banks that stands to rake in hundreds of millions in fees from PPP loans.Finance

    Banks will collect billions in fees on PPP small business loans, according to a new report

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  • The markets may have already spoken about the election, if historical patterns hold.Finance

    Stocks had their best quarter in decades. Here’s why that’s bad news for President Trump

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  • Finance

    The best stocks of 2020 so far have made pandemic investors much richer

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  • Passengers board an American Airlines flight to Charlotte at San Diego International Airport on May 20, 2020. Air travel is down as estimated 94% owing to the pandemic, causing U.S. airlines to take a major financial hit, with losses of $350 million to $400 million a day as nearly half of major carriers’ planes sit idle. (Photo by Sandy Huffaker/Getty Images)Finance

    After overbooking flights in a pandemic, American Airlines is now paying passengers to get off

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  • AirBNB CEO and Co-Founder Brian CheskyLeadership

    Airbnb could still IPO in 2020, CEO Brian Chesky says: ‘It has exceeded everything we expected’

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  • Young girl (3 yrs) playing in backyardNewsletters

    The ‘one transaction’ that could solve the racial wealth gap

    By Jen Wieczner and David Z. Morris
  • A shopper in Krakow, Poland gazes longingly at a pyramid of toilet paper on Friday, April 24, 2020. Toilet paper shortages have exposed weaknesses in the global supply chain – and made the tissue so precious it’s practically currency.Newsletters

    Fortune Brainstorm Finance is going virtual

    By Jen Wieczner and David Z. Morris
  • Charmin toilet paper at a Procter & Gamble plant in Green Bay. Even P&G desk workers are taking on factory shifts to keep up with demand.Magazine

    The case of the missing toilet paper: How the coronavirus exposed U.S. supply chain flaws

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  • BES.07.20.Corie-BarryMagazine

    Q&A: Best Buy CEO Corie Barry shares best practices for ‘safe retailing’ during the pandemic

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  • Warren Buffet, chairman and chief executive officer of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., plays bridge at an event on the sidelines of the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholders meeting meeting in Omaha, Nebraska, U.S., on Sunday, May 6, 2019.Finance

    How to watch Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting, for free without cable

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  • The Payroll Protection Program threw up major roadblocks for fintech lenders, and potentially, the small businesses they serve best.Newsletters

    New PPP small business loan bill excludes fintech lenders, threatening the smallest businesses

    By Jen Wieczner and David Z. Morris
  • Dan Schulman, president and chief executive officer of PayPal Holdings Inc.Finance

    Q&A: PayPal CEO Dan Schulman says coronavirus is giving his business ‘a tremendous surge’

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