Lucinda Shen

Lucinda Shen

Lucinda Shen is a former writer for Fortune.

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  • Olympus BankruptcyNewsletters

    Is 2020 is the year of companies breaking up with their nostalgia-laden businesses?

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  • Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos speaks after receiving the 2019 International Astronautical Federation (IAF) Excellence in Industry Award during the the 70th International Astronautical Congress at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC on October 22, 2019.Newsletters

    Amazon launches a $2 billion clean energy fund

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  • DoNotPay allows consumers to dispute airline refunds in the form of vouchers instead of cash.Newsletters

    How the struggle to get a flight refund helped grow this buzzy ‘robot lawyer’

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  • DoNotPay allows consumers to dispute airline refunds in the form of vouchers instead of cash.Finance

    DoNotPay raises $12 million as the business of helping consumers get refunds soars

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  • TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2016 - Day 2Newsletters

    He ran Google’s advertising arm. Now he’s building a search engine that cuts out ads

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  • A sign stands outside the Wirecard AG headquarters in the Aschheim district of Munich, Germany. Shares in the once high-flying German fintech tanked for a second straight day as a mysterious $2.1 billion hole in its finances has emerged.Newsletters

    Wirecard’s disappearing $2.1 billion

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  • Tempo’s system includes classes, weights, and a motion sensors to track if a movement is properly completed.Newsletters

    Peloton is having a moment. So are its competitors

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  • Fortune Brainstorm Health 2017Newsletters

    Digital healthcare is all the rage in COVID-19 times. But not everyone is invited to the party

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  • In a laboratory of the biopharmaceutical company CureVac, a man is looking at a carrier with bacteria from which DNA and subsequently RNA is obtained. CureVac is working on a vaccine for coronavirus, a pursuit that’s generated interest on both sides of the Atlantic. Wire photography: Sebastian Gollnow—dpa via Getty ImagesNewsletters

    A coronavirus vaccine maker is seeking an IPO. It’s bogged down in geopolitical tensions

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  • F500 2019-HertzNewsletters

    Hertz gets approved for a truly 2020 way of financing a bankruptcy

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  • Grubhub is acquired.Newsletters

    Instacart is now a decacorn

    By Lucinda Shen and Anne Sraders
  • Grubhub is acquired.Newsletters

    Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is an adept dealmaker. But Grubhub has eluded him

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  • Close-up image of Arm Holdings-designed computer chips seen inside a computer.Newsletters

    SoftBank-backed Arm says it ousted its China CEO. Arm China says it hasn’t

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  • Portait of Lemonade CEO Daniel SchreiberNewsletters

    Insurtech Lemonade looks for sugar in IPO markets. Its biggest expense? Marketing

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  • A view of a temporarily closed JCPenney store at The Shops at Tanforan Mall on May 15, 2020 in San Bruno, California. JCPenney avoided bankruptcy after the company paid down paid $17 million in debt on Friday after missing two previous payments.JCPenney has an estimate $3.6 billion in debt.Newsletters

    Sycamore wants to take a bite of J.C. Penney

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