Lance Lambert

Lance Lambert is a former Fortune editor who contributes to the Fortune Analytics newsletter.

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  • Demonstrators hold placards while marching during the protest. Protests continue against police brutality and racial injustice in New York City.Finance

    Fortune survey: 62% of CEOs plan policy changes in response to current calls for racial justice

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  • U.S. coronavirus death toll higher than WWIHealth

    The coronavirus death toll in the U.S. has officially surpassed that of WWI

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  • Shantanu Narayen CEO of Adobe, seen here in Las Vegas in 2018.Finance

    Adobe’s CEO on how the company is posting record results amid economic chaos

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  • Finance

    Over 44.2 million Americans have filed for unemployment during the coronavirus pandemic

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  • U.S. deaths from coronavirus and warsFinance

    The coronavirus has now killed more Americans than every war since the start of the Korean War—combined

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  • Unemployment-Drop-States-HorizontalFinance

    41 states are seeing a drop in unemployment. How does your state stack up?

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  • The U.S. economy officialy moved into a recession in February, the government announced today.Finance

    It’s official: The U.S. entered a recession in February, ending the longest expansion in American history

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  • US-HEALTH-VIRUSFinance

    The U.S. unemployment rate fell in May to 13.3%, signaling a move from recession to recovery

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  • A man holds a placard during a demonstration in Milford, Pa., on May 5, 2020.Finance

    Where things stand on extending the weekly $600 federal unemployment bonus past July

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  • Finance

    Over 42.6 million Americans have filed for unemployment during the coronavirus pandemic

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  • A “Vegas safely” message is shown on the side of a new hand-washing station on the gaming floor at Bellagio Resort & Casino as the Las Vegas Strip property prepares to reopen on June 1, 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada.Finance

    ‘The recession is over’: Economist Mark Zandi says new data shows start of recovery

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  • Demonstrations—like this one in Philadelphia—have erupted across the country in response to George Floyd’s death. Mounting economic inequality has only added to the sense of injustice.Finance

    Black workers losing jobs at twice the rate of white workers during the pandemic, according to new Fortune data

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  • Support for stimulus checks has waned, but 54% of Americans still favor Round 2.Finance

    Fortune poll: Who supports Round 2 of stimulus checks—and who doesn’t

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  • Finance

    Over 40 million Americans have filed for unemployment during the pandemic—real jobless rate over 23.9%

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  • Health

    The U.S. crosses 100,000 COVID-19 deaths as states reopen more businesses

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