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Amanda Gerut

Amanda Gerut has been a journalist and editor for more than 20 years and currently serves as Fortune’s West Coast Editor. She edits and reports on publicly traded businesses, executive compensation, Securities and Exchange Commission regulations and investigations. Amanda previously worked for 13 years at the Financial Times’ Agenda, a publication for corporate board members of publicly traded companies. She is the former managing editor of BoardIQ, an FT publication dedicated to the governance and oversight of mutual funds. She previously worked as a reporter at New Jersey’s Star-Ledger and The Herald News.

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Investing
Meta just bumped its 2026 capex forecast up to as much as $145 billion for the AI boom—and investors flinched
By Amanda GerutApril 29, 2026
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C-Suite
CEOs got millions after boards ‘neutralized’ the impact of tariffs. Some won’t say what it was worth
By Amanda GerutApril 29, 2026
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C-Suite
Mark Zuckerberg’s AI ambitions back in the spotlight as Meta execs begin ‘moonshot’ mission for $9.5 trillion valuation and massive payouts
By Amanda GerutApril 28, 2026
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Cybersecurity
North Korean IT workers are stealing remote jobs and raking in billions—and Americans are helping them do it
By Amanda GerutApril 25, 2026
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C-Suite
Boards say the C-suite owns AI strategy. The C-suite doesn’t agree
By Amanda GerutApril 22, 2026
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C-Suite
One man can kill Bill Ackman’s $64 billion bid for Universal Music Group— and no one knows what he’ll do
By Amanda GerutApril 17, 2026
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Economy
Reed Hastings’s exit from $455 billion Netflix ‘had nothing to do with’ the failed Warner Bros. deal, says Ted Sarandos
By Amanda GerutApril 16, 2026
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C-Suite
Warner Bros. CEO David Zaslav’s ‘extraordinary’ $887 million golden parachute gets ripped by proxy advisory firm ISS
By Amanda GerutApril 8, 2026
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Big Tech
Supermicro launches internal probe after cofounder’s arrest on charges of $2.5 billion in chip smuggling
By Amanda GerutApril 7, 2026
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Big Tech
Supermicro owes its rapid rise to $4 trillion Nvidia—but China smuggling allegations and a high-profile arrest could blow up the partnership
By Amanda GerutApril 6, 2026
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Law
‘Attempted corporate murder’: Judge calls on Anthropic and Department of War to explain dispute over supply chain risk 
By Amanda GerutMarch 24, 2026
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Big Tech
Supermicro—accused of smuggling $2.5 billion in Nvidia chips and servers to China—has been here before, with Iran
By Amanda GerutMarch 23, 2026
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Investing
Supermicro’s cofounder was just arrested for allegedly smuggling $2.5 billion in GPUs to China
By Amanda GerutMarch 19, 2026
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Investing
Fortune Brands’ new CEO never officially worked a day—but he’ll get $18.4 million after a massive leadership shakeup
By Amanda GerutMarch 18, 2026
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C-Suite
Boards protected CEO bonuses as tariffs threatened business. Now, as Iran disrupts trade, CEOs may get more protection
By Amanda GerutMarch 17, 2026
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