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Joey Abrams

Joey Abrams is the associate production editor at Fortune. He joined Fortune as a newsletter curation fellow after graduating from the College of the Holy Cross, where he served as editor-in-chief of the school newspaper and interned at Morning Brew.

Ransomware gangs are using stolen data to threaten CEOs. They almost never get caught
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Ransomware gangs are using stolen data to threaten CEOs. They almost never get caught
By Diane Brady and Joey AbramsSeptember 27, 2024
Paul Polman’s advice to CEOs
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Paul Polman’s advice to CEOs
By Diane Brady and Joey AbramsSeptember 26, 2024
The CEO trying to solve the dental care crisis
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The CEO trying to solve the dental care crisis
By Diane Brady and Joey AbramsSeptember 25, 2024
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni vows to learn from mistakes after being feted by Elon Musk
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni vows to learn from mistakes after being feted by Elon Musk
By Diane Brady and Joey AbramsSeptember 24, 2024
Saint-Gobain CEO argues green construction materials are cheaper in the long run
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Saint-Gobain CEO argues green construction materials are cheaper in the long run
By Kristin Stoller and Joey AbramsSeptember 23, 2024
CEOs turn to ‘always-on’ transformation
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CEOs turn to ‘always-on’ transformation
By Diane Brady and Joey AbramsSeptember 20, 2024
Jerome Powell’s sunny economic outlook clashes with the Fed’s bold interest rate cut
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Jerome Powell’s sunny economic outlook clashes with the Fed’s bold interest rate cut
By Diane Brady and Joey AbramsSeptember 19, 2024
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says a fear of missing out keeps him engaged in the AI race
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says a fear of missing out keeps him engaged in the AI race
By Diane Brady and Joey AbramsSeptember 18, 2024
The U.S. is in the midst of a ‘generosity crisis’—and CEOs can help solve it
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The U.S. is in the midst of a ‘generosity crisis’—and CEOs can help solve it
By Diane Brady and Joey AbramsSeptember 17, 2024
CEOs are eager to humanize business—but it’s going to take more than wearing Oura rings
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CEOs are eager to humanize business—but it’s going to take more than wearing Oura rings
By Diane Brady and Joey AbramsSeptember 16, 2024
CEOs line up behind Mario Draghi’s plan to improve Europe’s competitiveness
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CEOs line up behind Mario Draghi’s plan to improve Europe’s competitiveness
By Peter Vanham and Joey AbramsSeptember 13, 2024
RBC CEO Dave McKay says Canada’s economic policy is on ‘the wrong path’
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RBC CEO Dave McKay says Canada’s economic policy is on ‘the wrong path’
By Diane Brady and Joey AbramsSeptember 12, 2024
Trump-Harris debate skimps on substance, leaving CEOs with big questions
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Trump-Harris debate skimps on substance, leaving CEOs with big questions
By Diane Brady and Joey AbramsSeptember 11, 2024
Debate isn’t just for presidential candidates. One CEO argues debate skills are ‘the single best pre-professional preparation’
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Debate isn’t just for presidential candidates. One CEO argues debate skills are ‘the single best pre-professional preparation’
By Diane Brady and Joey AbramsSeptember 10, 2024
Europe’s regulatory red tape is protecting its companies from the DEI backlash embroiling U.S. peers
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Europe’s regulatory red tape is protecting its companies from the DEI backlash embroiling U.S. peers
By Peter Vanham and Joey AbramsSeptember 9, 2024
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