A NOTE FROM OUR EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ALYSON SHONTELL

One other powerful read I want to leave you with this week is about a relationship gone very wrong. You’ve probably seen headlines in recent weeks about the former CTO of Square, Bob Lee, who was fatally stabbed on the streets of San Francisco. At first, it was assumed the stabbing was a senseless crime, which left lots of the tech community blaming the city for becoming unsafe. It turns out Lee knew his alleged stabber, Nima Momeni, and there’s a lot more to the story behind their relationship.

Fortune‘s Kylie Robison and Leo Schwartz set out on a multiweek reporting assignment to start piecing the mysterious death together. Here’s Kylie on how their reporting unfolded:

APRIL 25, 2023

BRAINSTORM HEALTH

CEO of CVS warns there’s a Medicare ‘tsunami’ heading for the U.S.

Karen Lynch shared the two things that will change the future of health care at Fortune‘s Brainstorm Health conference.

FEATURES

From trophy wife to hedge fund to HENRY, 7 iconic phrases Fortune invented in our 93-year history

Fortune has coined some of the most timeless phrases in your everyday vocabulary.

Sweden’s Klarna burned through $100 million a month to become a buy-now-pay-later giant in the U.S. Can ChatGPT help it turn a profit again?

Klarna, a pioneering fintech startup, seeks a rebound after a year marked by layoffs and a plummeting valuation.

FINANCE

How an unusually diverse team of VCs is putting $100M to work in Oklahoma

After investing in early-stage companies for three years, Tulsa-based Atento Capital is taking things up a notch.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warned about the threat from fintechs 2 years ago. Some 80 deals later, here’s how their acquisition strategy is unfolding

Competition from fintechs and big tech spurred JPMorgan Chase to go on a buying binge, and take advantage when prices were depressed.

Goldman Sachs says there are 116 stocks, including Nvidia and FedEx, that are vulnerable to an activist attack. See the full list

The analysts found four financial variables that could prompt an activist attack.

REAL ESTATE

Morgan Stanley analysts think commercial real estate is heading for something ‘worse than in the Great Financial Crisis’

Commercial real estate headwinds—which are particularly strong in the office space sector—will increase the risk of defaults, distress, and delinquencies.

LEADERSHIP

HR leaders are getting battered by crises—and it’s leading to burnout and higher turnover

CHROs are fighting their own burnout while tasked with promoting organizational well-being.

Exclusive: Few women held leadership positions at the scandal-plagued Riot Games 5 years ago. That’s changed

Women now make up over 25% of leadership positions at Riot Games.

CRYPTO

This artist has generated $3 million in less than 2 years selling artwork on the blockchain. It’s not human

Does Botto, a “decentralized autonomous artist,” have agency?

TECH

Mark Zuckerberg denied the ‘narrative’ that he’s ditching the metaverse and he unveiled a new goal: bringing ‘A.I. agents’ to ‘billions of people’

In Meta’s Q1 earnings call, CEO Mark Zuckerberg fights back against claims the company is abandoning the metaverse.

Trust has always been one of the cornerstones of successful business. But in today’s rapidly changing economy, it’s becoming the new KPI that executives need to succeed.

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