Daniel Gross

BlackBerry was in trouble—and then Fairfax Holdings stepped in.

At the Fed, Summers is out. Is Yellen in?

Who can? Icahn. The septuagenarian investor has deep pockets and a pugnacious streak.

How a German coach revived American men's soccer.

Dan Loeb turned Yahoo around—then turned himself a nice profit.

Herbert Allison defied Wall Street stereotypes.

Wall Street got hot for the precious metal, then everything dimmed.

Is the economic miracle over?

The prophets of American economic decline revise their thinking.

Five years ago, Chobani didn't exist. Now it's a billion-dollar business. How the son of a small-town shepherd made good.

Maybe corporate America finally got too greedy for its own good.

CEOS pursue lower taxes and then—surprise!—the public gets mad.

Impatient investors. Volatile markets. Why the speed of business is dooming CEOs.

The company may just show us everything wrong with American business.

A 'giant' way to save movies.

An outraged hedge funder bites into Apple.

An Indian CEO sits atop a cutthroat world.

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Esther Duflo is pioneering a new form of development economics. Daniel Gross reports.

Why the biggest banks are 
getting off easy.

There's no shame in the epidemic of self-gifting.

Uber and the new road rage.

A Canadian takes the helm at the Bank of England.

What really did in America's favorite guilty pleasure.

Why consumers are optimistic again.

Showman, lawyer, quant, jock. Daniel Gross on Citigroup's continuing parade of CEOs, who always seem to be fighting the last battle.

Why drugmaker Allergan is the perfect company.

Can his team do enough to save the euro?

Meet the man who knows all about Mitt Romney's taxes.

When Bain walks out on its debts, it's business as usual.