Rachel King

Rachel King is a former Fortune editor.

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“Very Important People: Status and Beauty in the Global Party Circuit,” by Ashley Mears

The top business books of 2020 so far, according to Amazon

The Coronavirus Economy: Not even a pandemic could stop this Los Angeles food truck from setting up a new shop

Tye (left) and Courtney Caldwell, cofounders of ShearShare—a mobile app connecting stylists with salons, enabling them to lease chairs nearby for the day, week, or occasion.

The Coronavirus Economy: The beauty app connecting salons and barbershops with independent stylists

Clare Paint founder Nicole Gibbons Start Up

The founder of paint supply startup Clare on how to use your brand as a social platform

Naj Austin, founder and CEO of Ethel’s Club, a new kind of coworking space—one that actively celebrates people of color and a diverse membership.

The Coronavirus Economy: How a new coworking space designed to celebrate people of color is coping through the pandemic

Playbill’s chief digital officer Alex Birsh.

The Coronavirus Economy: The show must go on—even for Playbill

Ipsa Provisions cofounders Joshua Brau (left) and Micah Fredman.

The Coronavirus Economy: The fine dining veterans aspiring to elevate frozen food

Blueland cofounder and CEO Sarah Paiji Yoo.

Eco-cleaning supply startup Blueland’s founder on meeting supply and demand when your competitors can’t

Why your next bottle of rosé probably won’t be French

Matt James will be the next lead on ABC’s “The Bachelor” in 2021.

Arts & Entertainment

ABC finally casts the first black Bachelor, but it took too long to get here

Golde cofounder Trinity Mouzon Wofford.

The founder of wellness startup Golde on launching a business inspired by personal experience

BLK & Bold cofounders Rod Johnson (left) and Pernell Cezar

Coffee startup BLK & Bold’s cofounders on incorporating social impact into the business model

Minna was founded by a former Marc Jacobs marketing exec who left to start his own beverage company.

The soda market is popping with new contenders. Will they stay or fizzle out?

On June 1, 2020, day one of reopening Prince George’s County, an employee returns to her job at Distinctive Hair & Grooming for Men, in Bowie, Md.

How to reopen your business so it’s safe for both employees and customers

Tarang Amin, CEO of e.l.f. Cosmetics

The Coronavirus Economy: The CEO of e.l.f. Cosmetics on beauty behind face masks