Adam Lashinsky
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Recent articles by Adam:
Why taking those customer satisfaction surveys actually works
Bain consulting invention lets retailers know when customers are satisfied. → Read More
Facebook reveals its new normal
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg explains how most workers can work from home after the pandemic → Read More
The challenge of plumbing the toilet-paper pipeline
Managing supply chains in times of crisis is no easy feat. → Read More
How Instagram became an engine of e-commerce
Facebook unit Instagram turned out to be a great way to sell stuff. → Read More
Uber made the Fortune 500, but it might not stick
Uber made the Fortune 500 list for the first time. → Read More
How Uber is swerving to survive post-pandemic
The COVID-19 crisis has given the ride-hailing giant a chance to strip down to the chassis and rebuild—just in time for its Fortune 500 debut. → Read More
How can the stock market be doing so well right now?
The economy is still crashing while the market races higher. → Read More
How to gingerly reopen society
Without a cure or a vaccine, all our decisions are probabilistic. → Read More
Do we need $4 trillion worth of real estate for parking places?
Dan Ammann, CEO of self-driving car startup Cruise, says no. → Read More
The companies that will be devastated by the economy this year
All of the Fortune 500, even including tech giants like Google, Apple, and Microsoft, will be hurt by the COVID-19 outbreak. → Read More
Why Google is a better stock bet than Facebook right now
Google's search-driven ads will recovery quicker than Facebook's ad business, Loup Ventures analyst Gene Munster says. → Read More
Tech stocks with Fortune executive editor Adam Lashinsky and tech analyst Gene Munster
Executive editor Adam Lashinsky chats with longtime tech analyst Gene Munster on Wednesday, April 29, at 10:00 Pacific/1:00 Eastern. → Read More
“Do-something-itis” is the impulse behind all these coronavirus projects
Dyson, Google and Apple have high-tech efforts to fight COVID-19 may not be needed. → Read More
Fintech and digital currency use boosted by coronavirus
The disease is prompting the use of digital payment tools. → Read More
Silver Lake investor Egon Durban sees coronavirus curbing office space
'Butts in seats' is being disproven, according to one tech investor. → Read More
Netflix adds 16 million subscribers in first quarter
16 million new subscribers joined in the first quarter. → Read More
Everyone is Zooming, but is this even good business for Zoom?
But most users don't pay Zoom to video conference. → Read More
Behind the complete collapse of business at Yelp
Reservations and searches plummet with restaurants, gyms, and beauty salons all closed. → Read More
This self-driving tech company’s balance sheet is unaffected by the deep recession
Aurora has no revenues to be lost in a downturn. → Read More
Apple goes deal-shopping during the coronavirus outbreak
Apple bought weather app Dark Sky, A.I. developer Voysis, and AR company nextVR. → Read More