Phil Wahba is a Senior Writer at Fortune Magazine and co-chair of Brainstorm Tech. He specializes in the intersection of business and fashion, covering topics such as the fashion industry, retail analytics, and consumer behavior within the realms of beauty and apparel. Phil's work has been featured in publications including Magzter, Yahoo Finance, and AOL.
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Phil Wahba's articles focus primarily on business-related topics, particularly those related to CEOs, leadership, and changes within companies. He frequently includes expert commentary in his coverage, suggesting that he values insights from industry professionals and analysts.
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By: Phil Wahba
Some $1 trillion worth of art will change hands in the next decade.
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Many in the LGTBQ community are fuming that the outdoor clothing brand is suing Pattie Gonia, a queer environmentalist. Patagonia says it had no choice.
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Walmart's biggest acquisition in two years is a signal from CEO John Furner that he is serious about his ambitions to challenge Amazon.com 's massive lead in the advertising space.
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The company is facing protracted trouble. The least it can do is get out of its own way.
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Nike’s self-inflicted wounds are risking CEO Elliott Hill’s nascent comeback - Phil Wahba
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Nike isn't turning the corner just yet. The sports gear giant's quarterly results this week showed a company still tripping over its own unforced errors, undercutting whatever progress it's made toward a comeback.
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CEO Matt Baer, a Walmart and Macy’s alum, is refocusing the online personal styling service on retail 101.
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