Lucinda Shen

Lucinda Shen

Lucinda Shen is a former writer for Fortune.

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    Here’s Why Goldman Sachs Is Handing Out This Hugely Precious Software

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    Here’s How Bill Ackman May Change Chipotle

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  • Stocks Tumble As Greece's Ratings Downgraded To Junk StatusFinance

    Here’s When Goldman Sachs Interns Say They’ll Own Their First House

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  • Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump Appears With His Vice Presidential Candidate Pick Indiana Gov. Mike PenceFinance

    Goldman Sachs Bans Employees from Donating to Trump

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  • Comcast Corporation And USA Network Ring The Nasdaq Opening BellFinance

    One of the World’s Biggest Banks Is Swapping PINs for Selfies

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  • Key Speakers at WEF Annual Meeting of the New ChampionsTech

    Uber Confirms 2014 Negotiations to Buy Lyft

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  • UPS Posts Positive Quarterly Earnings, And Forecasts A Strong Holiday SeasonRetail

    UPS Is About to Get More Expensive

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  • Fewer Americans perceive daily marijuana use as harmful, possibly due to a push in legalization.Health

    More Americans Are Smoking Weed on a Daily Basis

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  • One analyst thinks Mylan's EpiPen price hike ties back to its executive incentive plans.Health

    Mylan Executives May Have Raised EpiPen Prices to Hit Company Targets

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    The Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte Is Back

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  • Halftime ReportFinance

    Star Hedge Funder Leon Cooperman Says Netflix Likely to Be Bought

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  • Chicago Celebrates St. Patricks DayReal Estate

    Goldman Sachs Reportedly Lost Out on a $1.8 Billion Investment

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  • Leadership

    America’s Biggest Companies Aren’t Ready For Gen Z

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  • US Airways Executives Media Day Presentations

    How a New Hire Added $1.5 Billion to United Airline’s Market Cap

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  • Apple is the latest company the European commission has cracked down on for unpaid taxes.Finance

    Here’s Why Apple Likely Won’t Have to Pay All $14.5 Billion in Back EU Taxes

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