An hour in the Oval Office with President Trump.
On Intel, AI, Boeing, Iran—and what happens to his style of one to one dealmaking when he's gone: "Can't answer that question. I don't know. It's not going to happen again."
Inside Fortune's exclusive with @ajs: https://t.co/nA33lP0tBa
Amazon claims the top spot on the 2026 Fortune 500. @FortuneMagazine Editor-in-Chief @ajs explains why the company topped the list. $AMZN
https://t.co/M5hYMCBnwp
The Fortune 500, in its 72nd year, just dropped. For the first time in over a decade, it has a new No. 1!
The companies generated a combined $21.0 trillion in revenue and $2.1 trillion in profits last year. They employ 30.5 million people. I’ll be on CNBC this afternoon with the (awesome) @KellyCNBC to unpack it. https://t.co/x8GiPIiJse
Breaking News: Bari Weiss, the editor in chief of CBS News, replaced the top producer of “60 Minutes” with Nick Bilton, a tech journalist and documentarian who has never worked in traditional broadcast news. https://t.co/R9qOq8uqOw
I had a blast with you this morning, Kate! Thanks for having me on to shine a light on these powerful executives -- who all just happen to be women! @_emmahinchliffe did an incredible job on the ranking.
Congratulations to @Citi CEO Jane Fraser on her ranking as #1 on @FortuneMPW! Her 5 year turnaround of the bank — a tall task her predecessors struggled with — is achieving impressive results https://t.co/IOmIJ4udFG
Fortune Editor-in-Chief @ajs spent an hour in the Oval Office with President Trump.
They discussed tariffs, Intel, AI, Boeing, Iran—and the question every CEO eventually has to answer: who's next? https://t.co/zIDmgJYtHH
Inside the fraud-ripe feeding frenzy to snag Anthropic shares while the company remains private - @agarfinks with the tea on the insanity, including gobs of money being wired before investors ensure the shares they think they’re buying are even real https://t.co/LzmzGPBW9t
🚨 Have not posted on here in awhile! Logging on to share some exciting personal news:
I’m joining @FortuneMagazine soon as tech correspondent. I’ll still be based in the SF area, keeping a close eye on the industry's biggest players and most defining trends.
Naturally, a major focus of my coverage will continue to be artificial intelligence and the massive infrastructure behind it. If you work at Amazon, Microsoft or any of the leading companies driving this space, I'd love to chat. You can reach me securely on Signal at seb.39. (I'll share my Fortune email address once it's up and running).
I’m deeply grateful for my seven years at The Wall Street Journal, where I was fortunate to write about Amazon, Microsoft, AI, cloud computing and other topics. I’m thankful to all of my wonderful former colleagues there, as well as the many sources that helped shape my stories.
You can follow me here, as well as LinkedIn and Bluesky @sebasaherrera.bsky.social. Let’s keep the conversation going at Fortune!
“The internet giant is launching AlphaSpace, a customizable dashboard that aims to bring Wall Street-style research tools to 150 million everyday investors.” — @FortuneMagazine https://t.co/30uU10mvLP
Breaking: A jury sided with Sam Altman and OpenAI in a landmark lawsuit brought by Elon Musk, who alleged that the startup behind the world’s most popular chatbot “stole a charity” when it converted into a for-profit company https://t.co/gTzyhzKSG4
Fortune interview with President Trump says he seems resigned to the fact that he may have to wait for more cuts.
“You can’t really look at the figures until the war is over,” Trump concedes.
https://t.co/b51EokzVzP
Time. Life. Sports Illustrated.
Henry Luce's publications were some of the largest of the 20th century. Time was the first weekly news magazine in the United States. It served to summarize the week's news for the busy reader. Life magazine pioneered photojournalism, while Sports Illustrated brought sports to a premiere publication.
His impact on journalism, publications and readers across the country wrote him into the #Forbes250 list honoring historic innovators.
Read more: https://t.co/YMzxi4ftVm
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In just eight months, the government’s Intel position has grown to be worth more than $50 billion, Trump says. “Do I get credit for it? Does anybody even know I did that?” https://t.co/vVondmXtJ1
President Trump told @ajs he takes pride in doing “deals every day that no normal person would make.”
Read the biggest takeaways from the conversation in #CEODaily: https://t.co/cl0H0dbABt