Adam Lashinsky
Fortune
San Francisco, CA, United States
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How the NBA kept the bubble from bursting
To save its season, the NBA took on giant costs and a massive logistical challenge. It also partnered with its players on social justice advocacy. The result was a case study in leadership. → Read More
Virtual Apple events just aren’t the same
Fortune's Adam Lashinsky reflects on Apple in the midst of a pandemic year in his final column for Fortune's Data Sheet technology newsletter. → Read More
Amazon the innovator or Amazon the violator?
Is the e-commerce giant doing more harm than good? → Read More
Is BP really going ‘beyond petroleum’ this time around?
BP wants to move away from relying on oil and gas extraction and focus on alternative energy. → Read More
IBM finally gets rid of some business to focus on the one that matters
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna is spinning off IBM's IT outsourcing services unit to focus on cloud and quantum computing. → Read More
Does Elon Musk even need a PR department?
Why should one of the world's most popular tweeters pay for media handling. → Read More
How Gitlab is adjusting to work from home
Flexible work is the answer. → Read More
A goodbye after 19 years
Adam lashinsky is leaving Fortune after 19 years at the magazine → Read More
The case for a virtual commute when working from home
Microsoft's Teams app is adding a virtual commute feature to give people working from home time to reset. → Read More
You should know the new CEO of this software company
Corel owner KKR hired former OpenTable CEO Christa Quarles to expand the business. → Read More
eBay's pathetic, power-hungry pranksters
The eBay scandal marks a new low for Silicon Valley. → Read More
Consumer A.I. apps had to be reprogrammed
Consumer behavior changed under COVID-19, making A.I. algorithms in need of updates. → Read More
Allbirds makes running shoes with all-natural materials
Allbirds is expanding into running shoes and needs special wool to make them. → Read More
The Trump administration’s TikTok policy is incoherent
The world’s leading democracy abandons free markets and due process, not for national security reasons but for show. → Read More
Democracy depends on Washington improving its tech
The U.S. government still isn't prepared to fight Russian election interference. → Read More
Move over, Intel. Nvidia’s the best chipmaker now
With its $40 billion ARM deal, the graphics processor maker surpasses Intel. → Read More
Peloton races to the future, but it's still no tech company
The exercise bike company turns a profit for the first time. → Read More
You're not sitting correctly at your home office
Meanwhile, some companies are paying for ergonomic home office furniture. Some are not. → Read More
The complaints of the entitled workers of Silicon Valley
Some childless employees at Facebook are complaining about special treatment for parents. → Read More
Why AT&T is leaving the lucrative ad-tech business
The telecom giant wants to sell its Xandr ad tech unit to help reduce its debt load. → Read More