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Jonathan Vanian is a former Fortune reporter. He covered business technology, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data privacy, and other topics.

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Tech
Tesla shares plummet after Elon Musk’s successful bid for Twitter
By Jonathan VanianApril 25, 2022
Patrick Jackson, husband of Kentanji Brown Jackson, and daughter Talia Jackson react during Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearings
Newsletters
On Earth Day public companies are nudged to address climate impacts, but time is running out to make good
By Ellen McGirt and Jonathan VanianApril 22, 2022
Russia just retaliated against the U.S. by sanctioning Mark Zuckerberg and Kamala Harris
Leadership
Russia just retaliated against the U.S. by sanctioning Mark Zuckerberg and Kamala Harris
By Jonathan VanianApril 21, 2022
Portrait of AI21 Labs co-founders Ori Goshen (left), Yoav Shoham (center), and Amnon Shoshua
Newsletters
What an A.I. ‘Miracle’ says about the future of business technology
By Jeremy Kahn and Jonathan VanianApril 19, 2022
Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
Tech
Twitter employees worry Elon Musk will destroy the company’s culture and create a punishing work environment akin to Tesla
By Jonathan VanianApril 16, 2022
Elon Musk’s wild interview today had him raging, reliving ‘three years of hell,’ and recalling a ‘rough’ childhood
Tech
Elon Musk’s wild interview today had him raging, reliving ‘three years of hell,’ and recalling a ‘rough’ childhood
By Jonathan VanianApril 14, 2022
‘Let the tweet exist’: Elon Musk would make Twitter a free-speech bastion that blocks far fewer posts
Tech
‘Let the tweet exist’: Elon Musk would make Twitter a free-speech bastion that blocks far fewer posts
By Jonathan VanianApril 14, 2022
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Most executives are clueless when it comes to this aspect of artificial intelligence
By Jonathan VanianApril 12, 2022
Patrick Jackson, husband of Kentanji Brown Jackson, and daughter Talia Jackson react during Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearings
Newsletters
It’s time to make Ketanji Brown Jackson the first of many
By Ellen McGirt and Jonathan VanianApril 8, 2022
A young woman opens a delivery containing shoes, checks her phone
Tech
Google’s new ‘multisearch’ tool lets online shoppers browse for hot new items by searching both images and text
By Jonathan VanianApril 7, 2022
Merrick Garland unveils huge effort to shut down Putin’s ‘botnet’ and warns Russia: ‘It does not matter how far you sail your yacht’
Tech
Merrick Garland unveils huge effort to shut down Putin’s ‘botnet’ and warns Russia: ‘It does not matter how far you sail your yacht’
By Jonathan VanianApril 6, 2022
Tesla CEO Elon Musk
Tech
Trump supporters want Elon Musk to push Twitter’s board to reinstate the former president’s account
By Jonathan VanianApril 5, 2022
Vladimir Putin’s office is relying on technology he stifled for years to bypass the sanctions he brought on Russia
Tech
Vladimir Putin’s office is relying on technology he stifled for years to bypass the sanctions he brought on Russia
By Jonathan VanianApril 4, 2022
Business people having meeting in conference room
Newsletters
Diversity and inclusion is a global challenge, and that’s what makes it so hard
By Ellen McGirt and Jonathan VanianApril 1, 2022
Nextdoor CEO says Gen Z doesn’t want to work for companies that are silent on politics
Tech
Nextdoor CEO says Gen Z doesn’t want to work for companies that are silent on politics
By Jonathan VanianMarch 31, 2022
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