Aaron Pressman
Fortune
Boston, MA, United States
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Recent articles by Aaron:
Data Sheet—President Trump's A.I. Plan Is Management Consultant Fluff
It’s not even clear to me the U.S. needs an AI policy. Standards and data sharing are things government can do without an executive order. → Read More
Verizon Once Again Has the Best Mobile Network of Any Carrier
Verizon has the best mobile network, according to the second half of 2018 ranking from RootMetrics, followed by AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile. → Read More
How Verizon Wants to Get Customers to Help Speed Up Its 5G Mobile Rollout
Verizon opened a new web site to get customers to help lobby local officials in favor of fast deployment of 5G mobile networks. → Read More
Data Sheet—Why Goldman Sachs New CEO Is Coming To San Francisco–And What He May Learn
Goldman Sachs new CEO David Solomon will interview Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, the new owner of Time magazine, this week in San Francisco. → Read More
Sprint Goes to Court to Block AT&T's Controversial '5GE' Label as Misleading
Sprint sued AT&T to stop its rival from labeling on smartphones a 4G LTE network connection as "5GE." → Read More
Data Sheet—CEOs From Walmart, Sonos, Mattel Coming To Brainstorm Tech in 2019
Fortune's Brainstorm Tech 2019 conference will include the CEOs of Walmart, Sonos, and Mattel. → Read More
Why T-Mobile Promises Not to Raise Prices for Faster 5G Mobile Service
T-Mobile's upcoming faster 5G wireless service won't cost more for smartphone customers than its current unlimited 4G plans. → Read More
Spotify's Dealmaking Reveals There's Money to Be Made in Podcasting Boom
Spotify spent hundreds of millions of dollars buying two podcasting companies, as the leading music streamer looks for new markets. → Read More
How Verizon Will Spend $1 Billion to Help the Environment
One of the first telecom companies to issue 'green' bonds. → Read More
Chinese New Year Celebrated Amid Increasing Surveillance in China
Chinese citizens celebrated the Year of the Pig, even as their government found more ways to monitor their movements. → Read More
Why You May Be Renting Your Next Kitchen Sink From Ikea
Ikea will let customers lease furniture and return it for resale when they want to change it. → Read More
Data Sheet—Why You May Be Renting Your Next Kitchen Sink From Ikea
Why buy that Billy Bookcase when you can lease it? → Read More
Facebook Criticism Arrives in New Book Called Zucked
A new book about Facebook by venture capitalist Roger McNamee takes a critical look at the company and CEO Mark Zuckerberg. → Read More
T-Mobile's John Legere Promises That Rates Won't Increase If the Sprint Merger Gets Approved
T-Mobile said it would keep its current mobile plan prices for three years if regulators approve its merger with rival Sprint. → Read More
Apple Employee Who Stole Project Titan Car Secrets Is Being Prosecuted
An Apple employee who allegedly tried to steal secrets about the company's car efforts, called Project Titan, is being prosecuted. → Read More
Who Is Bob Swan, Intel's Surprise CEO Pick?
A kid from upstate New York with a long career in finance. → Read More
How Google's Loon Balloon Internet Service Is Heading Into Space
Google's Loon balloon Internet service is sharing its software with Telesat for a low Earth orbit satellite Internet service. → Read More
Intel Makes Surprise CEO Pick After Seven-Month Search
It's a surprise that the chipmaker is going with a finance guy and not a longtime veteran. → Read More
Facebook Profits Continue to Boom Despite Data Controversies
Facebook's revenue and profits grew strongly in the fourth quarter, as scandals around the company didn't seem to deter users. → Read More
Data Sheet—Why the Case Against Huawei Looks Trumped Up
Huawei's alleged intellectual property theft charged by U.S. prosecutors relates to years-ago dealings with T-Mobile. → Read More