Grady McGregor writes features on business, tech, and all things related to China. Shortly after graduating with honors from Connecticut’s Wesleyan University, the Minnesota native (who partly grew up in Beijing) decamped for the oil-rich Bakken region of North Dakota, where he covered politics and other news for the Dickinson Press—before moving to Amman, Jordan, to learn Arabic and freelance for local outlets. Before he joined Fortune, Grady was an editor with Synaps, a research agency based in Beirut. He speaks Mandarin and conversational Arabic. He’s based in Hong Kong. Follow all of Grady's stories here.
PoliticsChina collects so much information on its citizens that a massive data leak was inevitable, experts say, after a hacker stole the personal data of 1 billion people
By Grady McGregorJuly 8, 2022
TechA hacker leaked the personal data of 1 billion Chinese citizens. Now censors are blocking victims of the breach from learning what happened
By Grady McGregorJuly 6, 2022
FinanceWarren Buffett–backed BYD surpasses Tesla in global EV sales a decade after Elon Musk doubted the Chinese company’s technology
By Grady McGregorJuly 6, 2022
By Grady McGregorJuly 5, 2022
HealthA city of 650,000 had zero COVID deaths until Sunday. Omicron’s most transmissible subvariant yet finally overtook its defenses
By Grady McGregorJuly 4, 2022
By Grady McGregorJune 30, 2022
By Nicholas Gordon and Grady McGregorJune 29, 2022
A looming supply chain crisis will test just how far Washington will go to prove it’s tough on China
By Yvonne Lau and Grady McGregorJune 18, 2022
By Clay Chandler and Grady McGregorJune 17, 2022
By Grady McGregorJune 15, 2022
By Grady McGregor and Clay ChandlerJune 3, 2022
HealthPrivate companies are cashing in on China’s new COVID reality: mandatory PCR tests—indefinitely
By Grady McGregorMay 31, 2022
EuropeFewer meetings, less ‘mommy guilt,’ and more efficiencies: Executives explain how 4-day workweeks reshaped their lives
By Yvonne Lau and Grady McGregorMay 30, 2022
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