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Paolo Confino

Paolo Confino is a formerreporter on Fortune’s global news desks where he covered each day’s most important stories. In addition to his breaking news stories Paolo has written several in-depth features on a variety of subjects, including Flagship Pioneering, the biotech VC that founded Moderna, Italian soccer team AC Milan’s efforts to build a new stadium, and a profile of David Rawlinson, one of only eight Black Fortune 500 CEOs. At Fortune, Paolo previously worked on the Leadership desk where he covered the C-suite and helped launch the CHRO Daily newsletter alongside two of his colleagues. Prior to working in journalism Paolo worked for several years in the marketing department of a Fortune 500 CPG company. He has a bachelor's degree from NYU and a masters degree from Syracuse University.

Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell
Finance
A growing chorus of Fed officials and Wall Street analysts say this will be a year with few rate cuts—or possibly none at all
By Paolo ConfinoApril 10, 2024
Gary Marcus and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman taking an oath during a senate hearing
Tech
Longtime AI critic Gary Marcus sees a ‘Shakespearean tragedy’ as widespread scraping of copyrighted data comes to light in bombshell report
By Paolo ConfinoApril 9, 2024
Netflix cofounder and executive chair Reed Hastings
Finance
‘The few times I’ve done investing, I’ve lost my shirt’: Netflix cofounder Reed Hastings opens up on his investing track record
By Paolo ConfinoApril 5, 2024
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman
Tech
OpenAI could be in a ‘clear violation’ of YouTube’s terms of service, CEO says—depending on how it trains its Sora video tool
By Paolo ConfinoApril 4, 2024
Tesla CEO Elon Musk
Tech
Tesla bear says it’s poised to ‘go bust’ because it’s too vertically integrated, which is a ‘brilliant model when you grow’ but not when you have your worst quarter in years
By Paolo ConfinoApril 4, 2024
Disney CEO Bob Iger
Leadership
Disney shareholders just handed Nelson Peltz a stinging defeat, voting by a ‘substantial margin’ for Bob Iger’s board slate
By Paolo ConfinoApril 3, 2024
Disney CEO Bob Iger
Leadership
Disney CEO Bob Iger grapples with succession planning. Here are the 4 execs who could replace him
By Paolo ConfinoApril 2, 2024
AC Milan owner Gerry Cardinale
Finance
Sports now is no longer a hobby for rich guys’: The former Goldman rainmaker-turned-club owner takes a page from his friend Billy Beane’s analytics playbook
By Paolo ConfinoApril 2, 2024
Moodys chief economist Mark Zandi
Finance
Thank ‘gangbuster’ corporate profits for keeping you employed and staving off the recession, top economist says
By Paolo ConfinoApril 1, 2024
Gerry Cardinale
Features
The American sports tycoon who wants to build Yankee Stadium in Milan may have found his nemesis: Italian bureaucracy 
By Paolo ConfinoMarch 30, 2024
President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Raphael Bostic
Finance
Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic says he only expects one rate cut this year
By Paolo ConfinoMarch 25, 2024
President Joe Biden
Politics
JPMorgan’s head of research says immigration is undeniably a ‘good thing’ for the economy, as the bank forecasts even higher US GDP growth this year
By Paolo ConfinoMarch 22, 2024
Former president Donald Trump
Politics
Trump stands to make $3.5 billion from his 60% share of Truth Social now that it has become a meme stock
By Paolo ConfinoMarch 21, 2024
Woman concerned at her laptop
Success
Glassdoor pulls a 180 on users, requiring them to provide their real names to use their accounts. What if their employers find out they trashed them on the site?
By Paolo ConfinoMarch 21, 2024
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy
Tech
Amazon sharply upped ‘performance improvement plans’ for workers. Then came tens of thousands of layoffs
By Paolo ConfinoMarch 20, 2024
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