
Alexandra Sternlicht
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Knight-Bagehot Fellow studying @columbia_biz @columbiajourn. Prev. reporting @fortunemagazine @forbes & marketing @nytimes
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Scoop: TikTok projects that TikTok Live could generate $77 billion a year globally by 2027, according to a newly unsealed lawsuit brought against the company in Washington. The financials, from a AG Brian Schwalb complaint, haven't been previously reported:bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Hi again! I've graduated from Knight-Bagehot Fellowships and am back at FORTUNE covering tech—notably Nvidia and Google—before I return to Columbia Business School for MBA year 2 in the fall. Let's chat! [email protected] // asternlicht.01 on signal 😎😎



Nvidia’s chips are among the world’s hottest commodities. So why is the company trashing $4.5 billion of H20s just because Trump won't let it sell them to China? Couldn't someone else find use of these GPUs? Alexandra Sternlicht investigates... fortune.com/2025/06/03/nvi…


The Circle IPO underpricing has only been exceeded by Visa, Airbnb, Snowflake, Rivian, DoorDash and Coupang 🤯🤯 By Shawn Tully fortune.com/2025/06/06/cir…






Legal AI startup Harvey raised a $300M Series E co-led by Kleiner Perkins and Coatue at a $5B valuation and says it serves 337 clients like KKR and PwC globally (Alexandra Sternlicht / Fortune) fortune.com/2025/06/23/har… techmeme.com/250623/p15#a25… x.com/Techmeme/statu…


Honored to be featured in Fortune by brilliant journalist Alexandra Sternlicht on the AI brain drain: fortune.com/2025/06/25/ai-… “If we want a responsible future for AI, we must invest in solid AI education.” Alexandra Sternlicht NYU Courant New York University H A S S A N ۞ Simo Ben

Startups raised $91B in Q2. But one-third of it went to just 16 mega rounds of $500M or more, per Crunchbase data, mostly in AI. Our latest Upstarts Media piece takes you inside the “tale of two cities” in startup funding, and what Ethan Kurzweil calls a “flight to consensus.”
