Shawn Tully

Shawn Tully

Shawn Tully is a senior editor-at-large at Fortune.

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Nicolas Maduro, President of Venezuela, addresses the United Nations General Assembly at UN headquarters in New York

Venezuela faces fresh threat from one of its latest defectors

Frank Bisignano

First Data’s post-IPO earnings disappoint, but it’s well on the road to recovery

Erin Wetzel with 7 year old Wyatt Wetzel at Tin Pot Creamery in Palo Alto, CA (employee Judy Nguyen)

Exclusive: How First Data reinvented itself to become 2015’s biggest IPO

Becky Sunseri, a Clover user, at her ice cream store, Tin Pot Creamery in Palo Alto.

For First Data, the way to investors’ hearts is through their stomachs

Angelo Vivolo, Lidia Bastianich, Fortunato Nictora

What the Pope eats in NYC

Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly

Southwest bets big on business travelers

Jack Ma, Executive Chairman of Alibaba Group.

Why Alibaba’s investors should still be wary

Jamie Dimon

Why JP Morgan’s Jamie Dimon thinks CEOs make bad presidents

Pope Francis waves through window of airplane at the Sarajevo airport

Can Pope Francis save Alitalia?

Markets Open Monday After Dow's Major Surge The Previous Week

We’re not in a bull market. More like a scared goat market

Inside The NYSE As Global Stocks Drop With Commodities on Fiscal Cliff Concern

Note to investors: Earnings won’t bail out the stock market

Donald Trump

Is the Trump candidacy like a stock market bubble?

Donald Trump Visits Turnberry Golf Club

The Donald is riding high on real estate once again

Renault cars are seen at a dealership of French car maker Renault in Haguenau

Europe’s real problem: France can’t sell cars

Markets Open After Rocky Week To New Earnings Reports And Falling Oil Prices

Why U.S. stocks are too pricey to be a great investment