Jennifer Reingold
Fortune
New York, NY, United States
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Why Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak Is the Original Geek
Wozniak spoke about happiness at this year's C2 conference, and reminded the audience of Silicon Valley's soullessness today. → Read More
How to Build a Breakthrough Brand
Advice from veteran blue-chip marketer Jim Stengel. → Read More
Coca-Cola CEO Muhta Kent Steps Down: Coke Brands Face Challenges
Coca-Cola CEO Muhta Kent will step down in April 2017. He will be replaced by chief operating officer James Quincey. → Read More
What to Do—and Not to Do—In a Crisis
Crisis management tips from top experts in the field who spoke at Fortune's Most Powerful Women Next Gen Summit in California. → Read More
You Should Never Email a Busy Executive Asking to 'Pick Their Brain'
The standard networking email ("Can I buy you a coffee and pick your brain?") strikes dread in the hearts of busy executives. → Read More
Justin Trudeau’s Chief of Staff Has A Message For Americans: Come to Canada
Katie Telford on Canada's new government. → Read More
SoulCycle had record turnout post-election
SoulCycle had record traffic after Donald Trump's election victory. → Read More
Nordstrom on Selling Ivanka Trump Products: “We strive to be agnostic”
Co-president Pete Nordstrom says he'll evaluate brands on results, not politics. → Read More
Donald Trump: Now Comes The Hard Part
Five traits that President Trump must have to be a good leader. → Read More
Why Lands’ End Ousted Its Change Agent
The Lands' End CEO was doing what she'd been hired to do. What went wrong? → Read More
Why Top Women Are Disappearing From Corporate America
Few women become CEO—even fewer get second chances. Investigating the ongoing loss of a crucial asset in corporate America. → Read More
Inside Fortune's 2016 Most Powerful Women List
Learn more about Fortune's annual list of the Most Powerful women. → Read More
Introducing Fortune’s Most Powerful Women List for 2016
Less than half are CEOs. → Read More
Hyper-Loopy: Chaos and Mudslinging in a Tech Startup
Wild allegations erupt inside the company soon after $80 million in high-profile funding. → Read More
Disney's COO steps down, leaving succession open
It can't be easy to be the No. 2 to Walt Disney CEO and Chairman Bob Iger. For starters, Iger's had an incredible run at Disney, boosting the company on all cylinders in his 11 years at the helm of the $52 billion in revenues entertainment and media giant. It's a hard act to follow. The other tough part is that Iger keeps not leaving. Although he announced in 2011 that he'd leave in 2015, he… → Read More
How a Radical Shift Left Zappos Reeling
A move to “self-management” has shaken Zappos. Can it regain its mojo? → Read More
Three Big Misconceptions About Millennials
They're better-adjusted than you might think, says a Fortune panel. → Read More
Walgreens-Rite-Boots-Aid-Alliance: Trust us, it will work!
Walgreens Boots Alliance announces another blockbuster deal--to buy Rite Aid. The market likes it, but details are hard to come by. → Read More
CEO succession: Is anyone in charge?
It’s the crisis scenario that you hope never plays out: The sudden stepping down of a chief executive, whether it be for mismanagement, illness, or a boardroom coup. That’s what happene... → Read More
Theranos’ board: Plenty of political connections, little relevant expertise
“With three former cabinet secretaries, two former senators, and retired military brass, it’s a board like no other.” So begins Fortune Editor-at-Large Roger Parloff’s 2014 piec... → Read More