Brad Stone is an Editor at Businessweek. He specializes in emerging markets, global markets, and international finance, providing in-depth analysis and insights into the complexities of today's economic landscape. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as Bloomberg-Quint, the Los Angeles Times, and Yahoo Finance.
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Brad Stone's coverage is heavily focused on tech, big tech, human resources & employment, and software & SaaS. His articles revolve around OpenAI, Sam Altman, Silicon Valley, AI safety and technology. Based on this information, experts in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), especially related to AI ethics and governance as well as individuals with insights into the functioning of high-profile tech companies like OpenAI would be ideal sources for Brad Stone’s articles.
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The state leads in building the AI economy as well as unemployment and poverty numbers.
By: Patrick Gillespie, Brad Stone
MercadoLibre’s Marcos Galperin will hand over the CEO title, but he still has a lot of ideas for the business.
By: Brad Stone, Patrick Gillespie
El hombre más rico de Argentina dejará el cargo de director general del gigante del comercio electrónico, pero aún tiene muchas ideas para el negocio.
By: Patrick Gillespie, Brad Stone
Marcos Galperin não deixa que sua vasta fortuna limite sua liberdade. O cofundador do Mercado Livre, a empresa mais valiosa da América Latina, de 54 anos, caminha com dois repórteres em torno do bairro bucólico onde ele vive em Montevidéu, no Uruguai. Ele detém uma fortuna estimada em cerca de US$ 10 bilhões, de acordo com o índice de bilionários da Bloomberg, mas não há seguranças à vista. Ninguém o aborda na rua, nem sequer parece reconhecê-lo.
From AI to Labubus, 2026 could be a year of reckoning.
The autonomous vehicle industry is testing the technology and business models.
It’s time to move past the hysteria over wealth taxes and find a durable way forward.
Jassy was once Jeff Bezos’ deputy and the head of Amazon’s cloud computing arm. Five years into his tenure as CEO, he’s killing projects, cutting staff, pleasing Wall Street and steering the everything store through its greatest challenge yet.
By: Matt Day, Brad Stone
The company is still his baby, the billionaire says, but Andy Jassy is in full control.
We all have hopes, dreams and expectations. Ideas and things we are told to do, feel we should or even actually want to do, but still don't.
