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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.

Didi Global's headquarters in Beijing
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How 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
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Investors 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
Tech
An 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
Europe
The 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
Do Kwon, cofounder and CEO of Terraform Labs
The Coins
After tumbling from its debut, Luna 2.0 jumped 97% ahead of listing on Binance
By Nicholas GordonMay 31, 2022
Health workers in Shanghai wearing protective gear
Shanghai will exit two months of COVID lockdowns on Wednesday. The hard part will be restarting the city’s economy
By Nicholas GordonMay 30, 2022
A boat sails past container ships in the Port of Long Beach
The end of Shanghai’s lockdown will unleash a backlog of cargo on West Coast ports—the world’s least efficient docks, S&P says
By Nicholas GordonMay 27, 2022
A woman walks past an Apple store in Florida
Tech
Apple is hiking hourly pay for retail employees to $22 an hour. Corporate workers are getting a boost, too
By Nicholas GordonMay 26, 2022
Senator Chris Murphy
Politics
Senators are considering a national ‘red flag’ law to prevent future mass shootings. Here’s how that legislation works
By Nicholas GordonMay 26, 2022
Trip.com founder and chairman James Liang
One of China’s most outspoken corporate leaders said COVID lockdowns shorten life expectancy by 4 days per month. Then the censors came
By Nicholas GordonMay 25, 2022
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong
Success
Coinbase reportedly wants staff to rate each other using an app, adopting a controversial management principle called ‘radical transparency’
By Nicholas GordonMay 24, 2022
Credit Suisse CEO calls a complete return to office ‘unrealistic,’ joining other European banks in embracing remote work
Finance
Credit Suisse CEO calls a complete return to office ‘unrealistic,’ joining other European banks in embracing remote work
By Nicholas GordonMay 24, 2022
Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao
Companies
Binance CEO asks users to report ‘suspicious’ activity to its tip line, after reports flag insider trading on crypto exchanges
By Nicholas GordonMay 23, 2022
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