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Nicholas Gordon is an Asia editor based in Hong Kong, where he helps to drive Fortune’s coverage of Asian business and economics news. He also handles commentary from the Asia-Pacific region, and serves as a co-chair for Fortune’s Asia conferences including Brainstorm Design, and supports the creation of Asia lists like the Southeast Asia 500. Prior to joining Fortune, he worked as a researcher and writer for a Hong Kong-based economic development think tank. He is a graduate of Harvard University and Oxford University.

A Pakistani man sups tea from a saucer
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is causing fallout in the unlikeliest of places: Pakistani tea shops
By Nicholas GordonJune 16, 2022
K-Pop group BTS at the Grammy awards
Investors dump $1.7 billion of stock in K-pop agency Hybe after the world’s biggest act, BTS, announces it is going on ‘hiatus’
By Nicholas GordonJune 15, 2022
‘I’m not involved in that’: Bill Gates dismisses crypto and NFTs as a ‘greater fool’ investment
The Coins‘I’m not involved in that’: Bill Gates dismisses crypto and NFTs as a ‘greater fool’ investment
By Nicholas GordonJune 15, 2022
Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky
The CoinsIf crypto lending platform Celsius goes bankrupt, users might not be able to get their money back
By Nicholas GordonJune 14, 2022
Lights at HSBC's Hong Kong headquarters display a positive message at night
HSBC’s largest shareholder wants the bank to spin off its Asia operations, in a move that could unlock $26.5 billion of market value
By Nicholas GordonJune 13, 2022
Google's logo outside its California headquarters
TechGoogle is paying $118 million to settle a lawsuit that claims it underpays women, agreeing to open its hiring policies to expert review
By Nicholas GordonJune 13, 2022
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson in Blackpool
Europe‘You can’t just pay more’: U.K. PM warns that increasing wages could prolong inflation, locking in a ‘wage-price spiral’
By Nicholas GordonJune 10, 2022
Alibaba founder Jack Ma in 2015
Alibaba shares are seesawing over conflicting reports that Beijing will finally allow the $34 billion IPO of its fintech affiliate
By Nicholas GordonJune 10, 2022
Intel's logo at the Mobile World Congress 2022
TechIntel joins a rush of tech companies putting a freeze on hiring, as the chip industry faces a reset
By Nicholas GordonJune 9, 2022
Didi Global's headquarters in Beijing
NewslettersHow Beijing ends its probe of Didi Global will shape China’s post-crackdown tech sector
By Nicholas GordonJune 8, 2022
A beach in Bali
Remote workers may soon be able to live and work tax-free in Bali, under a 5-year ‘digital nomad’ visa
By Nicholas GordonJune 7, 2022
A woman in Shanghai sits next to boxes during the city's COVID lockdown
NewslettersInvestors suddenly bullish on China tech stocks are misinterpreting the end of the country’s harsh COVID lockdowns
By Nicholas GordonJune 6, 2022
Tesla CEO Elon Musk
TechAn Elon Musk takeover could end Twitter’s permanent work-from-home policy
By Nicholas GordonJune 2, 2022
Shanghai residents outside after the city's lockdown ends
After two months of COVID lockdowns tanked the local economy, Shanghai residents might not be in the mood to go out and spend
By Nicholas GordonJune 1, 2022
Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Orban
EuropeThe EU says it will cut 90% of Russian oil imports by the end of the year. Here’s why it can’t get rid of that remaining 10%
By Nicholas GordonMay 31, 2022
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