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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.

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Profits are up, AI is ascendant, and California is back on top in the 70th edition of the Fortune 500
By Alyson Shontell and Nicholas GordonJune 4, 2024
The U.S. drugstore is caught in a perfect storm, ditched by customers and squeezed by insurance middlemen: ‘Pharmacies are in shambles’
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The U.S. drugstore is caught in a perfect storm, ditched by customers and squeezed by insurance middlemen: ‘Pharmacies are in shambles’
By Maria Aspan and Nicholas GordonJune 3, 2024
Shein’s long-awaited IPO could be one of the biggest in years—if it can just figure out where U.S. and Chinese regulators will let it debut 
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Shein’s long-awaited IPO could be one of the biggest in years—if it can just figure out where U.S. and Chinese regulators will let it debut 
By Clay Chandler and Nicholas GordonMay 31, 2024
When is the time right for a CEO to step aside?
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When is the time right for a CEO to step aside?
By Geoff Colvin and Nicholas GordonMay 30, 2024
Sanofi’s CEO is giving OpenAI access to its data in the hope of developing drugs more quickly
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Sanofi’s CEO is giving OpenAI access to its data in the hope of developing drugs more quickly
By Peter Vanham and Nicholas GordonMay 29, 2024
Costco’s new ‘lifer’ CEO started as a forklift driver for the big box store
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Costco’s new ‘lifer’ CEO started as a forklift driver for the big box store
By Phil Wahba and Nicholas GordonMay 28, 2024
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China’s answer to OpenAI is a Xi Jinping chatbot
By Clay Chandler and Nicholas GordonMay 24, 2024
Small businesses are having cash-flow problems—and big business is to blame
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Small businesses are having cash-flow problems—and big business is to blame
By Diane Brady and Nicholas GordonMay 23, 2024
The stakeholder capitalism movement is poised to lose two of its champions in Jamie Dimon and WEF’s Klaus Schwab
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The stakeholder capitalism movement is poised to lose two of its champions in Jamie Dimon and WEF’s Klaus Schwab
By Peter Vanham and Nicholas GordonMay 22, 2024
John Mackey, who sold Whole Foods to Amazon for $13.7 billion, considers the road not taken
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John Mackey, who sold Whole Foods to Amazon for $13.7 billion, considers the road not taken
By Diane Brady and Nicholas GordonMay 21, 2024
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is facing the AI arms race with urgency—and maybe a little paranoia
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is facing the AI arms race with urgency—and maybe a little paranoia
By Diane Brady and Nicholas GordonMay 20, 2024
The one key difference between the U.S. and China in the AI arms race
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The one key difference between the U.S. and China in the AI arms race
By Clay Chandler and Nicholas GordonMay 17, 2024
Japan may have escaped deflation only to risk stagflation instead, as the country’s economy slumps for 3 straight quarters
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Japan may have escaped deflation only to risk stagflation instead, as the country’s economy slumps for 3 straight quarters
By Nicholas GordonMay 16, 2024
CEOs are embracing ‘real world’ interest rates
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CEOs are embracing ‘real world’ interest rates
By Diane Brady and Nicholas GordonMay 16, 2024
CEOs must navigate an upside-down world, where tariffs are rampant and tobacco companies are palatable again
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CEOs must navigate an upside-down world, where tariffs are rampant and tobacco companies are palatable again
By Peter Vanham and Nicholas GordonMay 15, 2024
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