Lucinda Shen

Lucinda Shen

Lucinda Shen is a former writer for Fortune.

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Wall Street Analyst on 420: People Are Picking Marijuana Over Alcohol

By Lucinda Shen

New York City Exteriors And Landmarks

Subway Closed Hundreds of Stores Last Year for the First Time Ever

By Lucinda Shen

Israel Pioneers Use Of Medical Marijuana

If You Bought Marijuana Stocks on 4/20, You Could Be 4200% Richer

By Lucinda Shen

Morgan Stanley Shares Surge Most in Two Years on Trading Gains

Morgan Stanley Workers Got a 20% Raise on Average in the First Quarter

By Lucinda Shen

Goldman Sachs Hands Clients Losses In 'Top Trades'

Average Goldman Sachs Worker Paid $24K More in the First Three Months of 2017

By Lucinda Shen

Utah Scenics

Ex-Pimco CEO: How Passengers Could Profit Off Overbooking

By Lucinda Shen

Airbnb

The Hotel Industry Is Striking Back at Airbnb

By Lucinda Shen

Trading On The Floor Of The NYSE As All Eyes on Snap After 2017's First Tech IPO Prices Above Range

Snap Denies Calling India ‘Poor’ and Saying Snapchat Is Only for Rich People

By Lucinda Shen

Facebook Took 3 Hours to Remove a Murder Suspect’s Grisly Video on Easter Sunday

By Lucinda Shen

Apple Urged By Einhorn To Return More Cash To Investors

Why Greenlight Capital’s David Einhorn Is Going After GM

By Lucinda Shen

"Jackie Chan Adventures" Beijing Press Conference

Arts & Entertainment

Jackie Chan Expands His Media Empire to 3D Cartoons

By Lucinda Shen

Target Recalls 560,000 Easter and Dino Toys Over Serious Ingestion Risk

By Lucinda Shen

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Wells Fargo Says Sales Scandal Could Hurt Growth Permanently

By Lucinda Shen

President Trump Returns to the White House

Donald Trump Is Pushing Back the Deadline on Tax Reform

By Lucinda Shen

Oscar Munoz, Chief Executive Officer, United Airlines, speaks during the 2017 Aviation Summit hosted by the U.S. Chamber Of Commerce in Washington, D.C., on March 2, 2017.

United Airlines’ Stock Has Recovered After a Doctor Was Dragged Off a Plane

By Lucinda Shen