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Fortune

U.S. center / business-establishment

Fortune is a U.S. business magazine owned by Thai billionaire Chatchaval Jiaravanon, funded through subscriptions, advertising, and its branded conferences and rankings. Its coverage centers on corporate and economic news for an executive audience and tends toward pragmatic, business-friendly framing rather than partisan politics. Its posture toward the Trump administration is largely transactional, focusing on market and policy impacts rather than ideological alignment for or against it.

Owned byOwned by Chatchaval Jiaravanon, a Thai businessman tied to Thailand's Charoen Pokphand Group conglomerate, who bought Fortune from Meredith Corporation in 2018 for $150 million

LeaningU.S. center / business-establishment

On the administrationmostly neutral

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5average bias score across 83 stories
1 = straight reporting · 10 = heavily spun

Stories

5 North Carolina Among 20 States Joining FTC Suit Alleging Dollar General Charged More at Register Than on Shelf
3 Anthropic Files Public S-1 for Nasdaq IPO, Reporting $16.3 Billion in First-Half Revenue and an $80.7 Billion Net Loss, $72.4 Billion of It a Non-Cash Charge
3 Zelensky Says Ukraine, U.S. and Russia Negotiators Will Meet in First Half of November; Kremlin Says Talks Can Resume After Nov. 10
5 Nasdaq Falls 2.6%, Its Worst Day Since June, as Meta Drops About 7% After Raising Its AI Spending Outlook
4 SpaceX Reports Q3 Revenue of $14.6 Billion, Up 161%, and $4.4 Billion Net Income; Musk Says SpaceX and Tesla Boards Formed Committees to Study a Merger
3 Iran's Revolutionary Guard Cites Seven Undersea Cables Under the Strait of Hormuz, Says 'New Targets' Will Be Unveiled
7 Nasdaq Falls 2.1% Friday and 4.5% for the Week, Its Worst Week Since June; Chip Index Ends Week Down 11.4%
4 Treasury and OCC Fine Bank of America $1.21 Billion Over Money-Laundering and Sanctions Failures; Shares Fall About 5% After Third-Quarter Revenue Misses Estimates
5 Social Security Sets 3.6% Cost-of-Living Increase for 2027, Largest Since 2023
6 Yen Ends Week Near 158 per Dollar as Tokyo and Washington Repeat Warnings and Bank of Japan Weighs Its Next Hike
5 U.S. Officials Tell Reuters a Chinese Invasion of Taiwan Is Unlikely Before 2028, Citing Military Purges and Taiwan's Election
5 Gov. Stein Directs N.C. Revenue Department to Waive State Penalties on Highway Use of Dyed Diesel Through Dec. 31, 2026
4 Leaked Anthropic Filing Shows $42 Billion Net Loss for 2025, Including a $34 Billion Non-Cash Charge, and $518 Billion in Compute Commitments
4 Bitget Puts Losses From Sept. 24 Hack at About $387.5 Million, the Largest Crypto Theft Reported So Far in 2026
5 110 Lawmakers, All but One of Them Democrats, Urge Congress to Override Trump's 2027 Pay Freeze for Federal Civilian Workers