Lucinda Shen

Lucinda Shen

Lucinda Shen is a former writer for Fortune.

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  • Uber Begins First Day Of Trading At New York Stock ExchangeNewsletters

    What will Uber look like after the coronavirus?

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  • Newsletters

    SoftBank is back with another set of Microsoft Paint-level graphics

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  • Virgin Australia Holdings, part of billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson’s Virgin Group, saw its $425 million of bonds due in 2024 plunge nearly 12 cents since the start of last week to a record low of 85.2 cents on the dollar on Monday.Newsletters

    Richard Branson’s Virgin empire is out for cash

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  • Some businesses worried about legal liability decided to return their PPP loans.Newsletters

    When will we get back to normal?

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  • An Uber Eats delivery courier wearing a protective mask.Newsletters

    Uber seeks to dominate the food delivery wars

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  • Newsletters

    Coronavirus, the great corporate smokescreen

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  • Elon Musk introducing Model YNewsletters

    Do U.S. markets still have an appetite for Chinese IPOs?

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  • zoom ceo eric yuanNewsletters

    Privacy in times of coronavirus

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  • Endeavor plans to sell its stake in Epic Games.Newsletters

    A tale of two entertainment companies—one thriving, one struggling

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  • Airbnb CEO Brian CheskyNewsletters

    Airbnb lays off staff even as it raises money from investors

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  • Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi tried to reassure investors that the company would survive the coronavirus outbreak.Newsletters

    Uber’s (potentially) twisty Lime deal

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  • NEW YORK, NY – SEPTEMBER 19: Philanthropist Warren Buffett is joined onstage by 24 other philanthropist and influential business people featured on the Forbes list of 100 Greatest Business Minds during the Forbes Media Centennial Celebration at Pier 60 on September 19, 2017 in New York City. (Photo by Daniel Zuchnik/WireImage)Newsletters

    Some are investing in the coronavirus. Warren Buffett isn’t

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  • DoorDashKitchensNewsletters

    How do you bet on a company that doesn’t yet exist?

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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

    What is WeWork worth now?

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  • Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai.Newsletters

    An unknown in Google and Facebook’s numbers

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