Jen Wieczner
Fortune
New York, NY, United States
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Recent articles by Jen:
Cryptocurrency Bear Market May Be Taking a Toll on VC Valuations
Venture capitalist Jalak Jobanputra joins "Balancing the Ledger" to discuss. → Read More
Want a Bitcoin Tax Refund? You Might Need an Accountant
Want the SEC to approve a Bitcoin ETF, a new Facebook cryptocurrency, or to file Bitcoin taxes? First solve the accounting problem. → Read More
The Marijuana Billionaire Who Doesn’t Smoke Weed
Backed by Big Beer and Big Pharma, a secretive Canadian marijuana company unexpectedly became America’s gateway to the legal weed industry. → Read More
Women Investors Call for More Competition—From Other Women
Female venture capitalists think there should be as many as 70 women-run VC funds. → Read More
This CEO's Six-Figure Salary Hack: Credit Card Cash Back
Farmgirl Flowers founder and CEO Christina Stembel explains how she pays herself a Facebook-level salary using just credit card cash back. → Read More
Elle King: Men Didn't Take Me Seriously. They Were Wrong
Grammy-nominated Elle King performed at Fortune's Most Powerful Women Next Gen and discussed her famous father, 'Ex's and Oh's,' and more. → Read More
How Eddie Redmayne Inspired Glossier's Best-Selling Cleanser
The Milky Jelly Cleanser has a surprising backstory, according to CEO Emily Weiss. → Read More
TransferWise Won't Buy Into Blockchain Until More Banks Use Ripple
TransferWise chairman Taavet Hinrikus discusses what it would take for his company to use blockchain technology such as Ripple for payments. → Read More
The 5 Best Biotech and Health Care Stocks to Buy for 2019 Now That Congress Can’t Repeal Obamacare
With Congress split between Republicans and Democrats, Obamacare is safe from repeal, and pharma and biotech stocks are ready to surge. → Read More
The 6 Best International Stocks to Buy for 2019 Before the U.S. Economy Slows
When the U.S. economy inevitably falls into recession, stocks in Brazil and Europe are set to take off. → Read More
The 5 Best Tech Stocks to Buy for 2019—When Facebook and Google Are Cheap
Facebook and other tech companies are trading at their lowest valuations in years, but they’re bound to rise. → Read More
The 3 Best Asia Stocks to Buy for 2019 Even in a China Trade War
Even if China's economy slows or there’s a tariff war, these Asia-based companies are poised to grow. → Read More
The 5 Best Retail Stocks to Buy for 2019—Along With Amazon
Even if consumer spending slows or a recession hits, investors say Amazon and retailers like Home Depot will beat the competition. → Read More
The 30 Best Stocks to Buy for 2019—in a Bull or Bear Market
As stock market volatility and interest rates rise, top investors think these are the best stocks to buy—even if a bear market is coming. → Read More
AppZen Raises $35 Million to Catch Employees Cheating on Expense Reports
AppZen, which uses AI to approve or reject employees' expense reports, has caught workers expensing lavish gifts, spa services, and more. → Read More
Bitcoin Exchange Bitstamp Acquired in Latest Cryptocurrency Deal
Bitstamp, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, was acquired by Belgium-based NXMH—the latest deal as an M&A wave sweeps the Bitcoin industry. → Read More
How Elon Musk Is Winning Over the Tesla Shorts
Tesla reported its first major quarterly profit, and CEO Elon Musk is learning the best way to beat short-sellers is to prove them wrong. → Read More
How a New Blockchain Aims to Shut Down Assassination Markets
Blockchain's decentralized structure has also given rise to illicit marketplaces like Silk Road. Here's how Dfinity aims to prevent that. → Read More
Black Wednesday? The Day Every Stock Went Down
The Dow sank 831 points, Hurricane Michael made landfall—yet the bull market lives. Here are today's biggest stock market winners and losers → Read More
PwC Is Backing a USD Stablecoin Cryptocurrency in Challenge to Tether
Accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers is working with Cred on a new dollar-backed "stablecoin" whose reserves can be fully audited. → Read More