Vivienne Walt

Stay informed with Vivienne Walt’s coverage and analysis for Fortune.

Page 17 of 18

  • A Statoil platform in the North Sea southwest of Norway

    Norway’s trillion-dollar oil problem

    By
  • Eugene Kaspersky paints a picture of the cyberworld that is “very, very gloomy,” but he is often right.

    Antipathy for the devil

    By

  • Weatherford’s Sudan ops come back to haunt it

    By
  • The Startup Express en transit

    Riding the startup express

    By
  • The Vidigal shantytown in Rio is gentrifying, and prices of housing are soaring.

    Rio rush

    By

  • On site at Apple’s famous Irish ‘headquarters’

    By
  • Niel, one of France’s richest men, bypassed its famous colleges.

    A new French (tech) revolution?

    By

  • Tragedy in Switzerland: What drove two top executives to suicide?

    By

  • All eyes on Qatar, Al Jazeera’s money machine

    By

  • Qatar takes over the world

    By
  • President Obama visited Merkel at the postmodern Chancellery building in Berlin in June.Careers

    Europe’s new Iron Lady

    By
  • A Kurdish government soldier patrols near an oil refinery outside the city of Kirkuk, which is in a heavily disputed area.Features

    The next oil boom

    By

  • Paris tempts Hollywood

    By
  • Leadership

    Meet Amancio Ortega: The third-richest man in the world

    By

  • To retire in France

    By