Catherina Gioino

Catherina Gioino

Catherina Gioino is a news editor at Fortune, covering markets, the economy, energy, tech, and AI. She covered breaking news for the New York Daily News and MSNBC, and reported on political and legal issues for The Sun and Rolling Stone, including the Trump Hush Money trial. She earned a dual Bachelor's and Master of Public Administration from Columbia University, where she cowrote now-enacted legislation regarding indigenous community land rights in Peru, and previously worked in sustainable transportation policy for two micromobility startups after running for City Council in her hometown in Queens.

  • Former Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam holding up his fingers.Future of Work

    ‘I don’t know if we’re ready’: Governors from each party appalled at 100-year-old federal workforce strategy

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  • A view of the office building in Krakow, Poland on February 18, 2026. (Photo by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images)Workplace Culture

    Microsoft Teams can now track what room you’re in. ‘Do these companies ever put these ideas through a creepy assessment?’

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  • entrepreneursPersonal Finance

    63% of U.S. entrepreneurs are planning to exit their businesses. A new UBS report explains why

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  • WOLVERHAMPTON, ENGLAND – APRIL 04: A veterinary nurse holds a dog micro-chip at the PDSA hospital on April 4, 2016 in Wolverhampton, England. From 6th April 2016 it will become law, in the UK, that all dogs should be microchipped and recorded in the National Canine Database. Many owners are unaware of the new legislation and it is estimated that more than 1 million dogs have still not been micro-chipped leaving owners facing fines. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)Politics

    Washington state wants to keep employers from microchipping workers, before anyone even gets the idea

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  • Two men in white button downs under black zip ups.Startups & Venture

    This Harvard dropout took a company public before 30. Now he’s raising $205M to fix the business side of medicine

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  • UNITED KINGDOM – JULY 02: A woman looks at houses for sale in an estate agents window in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, U.K., on Monday, July 2, 2007. (Photo by Ady Kerry/Bloomberg via Getty Images)Personal Finance

    The worst housing market in years couldn’t stop single women from owning a record-breaking number of homes

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  • POLITECNICO, TURIN, ITALY – 2019/11/07: Joseph Stiglitz speaks on stage during the ceremony to receive Laurea ad Honorem (Honoris Causa degree) by the Politecnico di Torino. (Photo by Nicolò Campo/LightRocket via Getty Images)AI

    Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz warns AI’s hunger for internet comments could degrade the world’s ‘information ecosystem’

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  • US economist and recipient of the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences Joseph E. Stiglitz poses during a photo session in Paris on September 15, 2022. (Photo by JOEL SAGET / AFP) (Photo by JOEL SAGET/AFP via Getty Images)AI

    Joseph Stiglitz says buckle up before the great AI ‘reallocation’ era arrives

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  • human hand touching robotic handAI

    Chatbots are ‘constantly validating everything’ even when you’re suicidal. New research measures how dangerous AI psychosis really is

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  • Joseph Stiglitz attends the event of la Repubblica Affari & Finanza entitled Europe at a Crossroads, Between China and the United States in the Era of Trump at Bocconi University in Milan, Italy, on March 18, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto via Getty Images).AI

    Nobel laureate Joe Stiglitz says not only can AI take your job, it’ll make the ‘tech bro’ class richer while doing so

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  • trumpHealth

    ‘Usually everybody loves money’: Trump’s FDA chief to start giving bonuses for faster drug reviews

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  • Alex Karp, chief executive officer of Palantir Technologies Inc., on day two of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2023. The annual Davos gathering of political leaders, top executives and celebrities runs from January 16 to 20. Photographer: Stefan Wermuth/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesAI

    Palantir CEO’s rant about the Anthropic-Pentagon feud threatening his company was about a lot more than a dirty word

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  • Fortune Editor-in-Chief Alyson Shontell and Khosla Ventures Founder Vinod Khosla: Graphic for Fortune 500 Titans and Disruptors of Industry podcast. Episode title: "AI and the end of work?"Economy

    Vinod Khosla thinks future presidential candidates should run on removing income tax for those making less than $100,000

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  • ILLUSTRATION – 03 May 2024, Saxony, Dresden: Tobacco-free nicotine pouches lie in tins on a table. Photo: Robert Michael/dpa (Photo by Robert Michael/picture alliance via Getty Images)Health

    Palantir and other tech companies are stocking offices with nicotine products to increase worker productivity

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  • Photo of Jamie SiminoffLaw

    Ring CEO Jamie Siminoff believes if people had more cameras, we may have already ‘solved’ the Nancy Guthrie case

    By Catherina Gioino and Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez