Lucinda Shen

Lucinda Shen

Lucinda Shen is a former writer for Fortune.

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    ZoomInfo raises nearly $1 billion in its IPO

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    As major scooter companies struggle, upstarts seek inroads

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  • T-Mobile Sprint Merger-NYSENewsletters

    SoftBank plans to invest $100 million in startups with minority founders

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  • Protesters demonstrate against police brutality and the death of George Floyd outside the St. Louis City Justice Center and City Hall on June 1, 2020 in St Louis, Missouri. Protests continue to be held in cities throughout the country over the death of George Floyd, a black man who died while in police custody in Minneapolis on May 25. Wire photography: Michael B. Thomas—Getty ImagesNewsletters

    Venture capital is calling out racism. But can it put its money where its mouth is?

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    As Amazon shares top $2,442, Charles Schwab is the latest to offer ‘fractional’ shares

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    Can Facebook thread the needle?

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  • WeWork offices located at 349 5th Ave on November 21, 2019 in New York City. WeWork is selling Meetup to AlleyCorp, days after SoftBank announced a massive asset sale. With much of the world on lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic, Meetup has pivoted to online gatherings.Newsletters

    A WeWork rival gets ready for an IPO, even as offices stay shut

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  • Daniel Loeb Third Point LLCNewsletters

    Silver Lake wants to make travel deals happen

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  • Ed SheeranNewsletters

    Autonomous vehicles make sense in the coronavirus. But they’re hurting

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  • Hertz Car Rental Self Service Express kiosk.Newsletters

    It survived the Great Depression and World War II. The coronavirus pushed it to bankruptcy

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  • zoom ceo eric yuanNewsletters

    Is the work-from-home trend overhyped?

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  • Uber is scaling back its ambitions.Newsletters

    What the post-coronavirus dealmaking world looks like

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  • A person walks their dog in the empty streets in front of the New York Stock Exchange in the Wall Street Financial District of Manhattan New York May 19, 2020.Finance

    M&A is showing signs of life in the healthiest and least healthy sectors

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  • A Luckin coffee store at the ground floor of a shopping mall. Luckin coffee, a Chinese coffee chain listed on Nasdaq, seen as the rival of Starbucks, is under investigation for financial fabrication. On the evening of May 12, its founder and CEO, Qian Zhiya, had been terminated by the board of directors.Finance

    It was once valued at $12.7 billion. Now Luckin Coffee isn’t even a unicorn

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  • Key Speakers at the WEF India Economic SummitNewsletters

    Everyone wants a piece of Jio Platforms

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