Dylan Sloan

Dylan Sloan is a former editorial fellow on Fortune's news desk. He previously wrote for Forbes and NPR’s Planet Money. He studied economics at Bowdoin College.

Elon Musk raises his arms in triumph

Musk’s companies set to add $613 billion in value since election

BYDylan Sloan and Bloomberg

Oracle CTO Larry Ellison speaks during a news conference with U.S. President Donald Trump in the Roosevelt Room of the White House on January 21, 2025 in Washington, DC.

World’s richest people lose $108 billion after DeepSeek selloff

BYDylan Sloan and Bloomberg

A worker on a mining site walks in front of the massive wheel of a mining vehicle.

Fortune Archives: Gold is booming like it’s 2009

Spencer Lowell for Fortune

Inflation, China’s stumbling economy, and apocalyptic fear are driving a new gold boom. Investors think this time there’ll be no bust

BYWill Daniel and Dylan Sloan

Elon Musk onstage.

The lawyers who blocked Elon Musk’s Tesla pay package are demanding a $5.6 billion payout and are prepared to ‘eat our cooking’

TSMC's Arizona factory.

CHIPS Act faces talent shortage despite $500 billion investment: ‘We have to make semiconductor manufacturing sexy’

The New York Stock Exchange trading floor.

Roaring Kitty’s diatribe on GameStop forced Nasdaq to halt trading 8 times in an hour as the company’s stock surged then plunged in rare livestream

A car mechanic inspecting a vehicle.

EV maintenance costs remain high, frustrating buyers and automakers as sales lag expectations

A display booth for Lasertec.

Short-seller Scorpion Capital accuses Japan’s most actively traded company of being the ‘largest outright fraud in the world’

A North Carolina beach house collapses into the ocean.

Outer Banks homes are collapsing due to climate change, but U.S. coastal property values are booming anyway

A TV weather presenter.

As the climate heats up, meteorology emerges as the new hot degree on Wall Street

A copper mine.

Hopes of a 10-year EV transition are an ‘irrational’ pipe dreams because we don’t have enough battery materials—opening up a single copper mine takes 23 years

A woman walking through hurricane damage.

Home insurers paid out a staggering $100 billion last year, the most catastrophic financial wrecking ball in over a decade

Adam Neumann

Deflated ‘unicorn’ CEO Adam Neumann surrenders after judge kills his attempt to buy back WeWork

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang at a conference.

Nvidia announces threefold sales increase in another blowout earnings report—‘We’re racing every day,’ says CEO Jensen Huang