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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.

Shoppers in an Indian Xiaomi store
China-based Xiaomi shares sink after Indian authorities seize $726 million from its accounts
By Nicholas GordonMay 3, 2022
Alibaba founder Jack Ma speaks at a 2019 conference
Alibaba investors are so skittish they dumped $26 billion because police arrested someone named Ma. It wasn’t Jack
By Nicholas GordonMay 3, 2022
A man refuels his car in Nepal
Nepal is cutting its official workweek, hoping a longer weekend will help save the country’s economy
By Nicholas GordonApril 29, 2022
A representation of Bitcoin and a candlestick chart
Finance
Dogecoin’s heady returns make investing in crypto look easy. But over 80% of altcoins are ‘underwater’ within a year, report says
By Nicholas GordonApril 29, 2022
Shanghai residents in pajamas line up for COVID tests
Over 20,000 bankers have been stuck inside their offices for a month in Shanghai, as the city’s COVID lockdown continues
By Nicholas GordonApril 28, 2022
Workers load palm fruits onto a truck in Indonesia
Your favorite snack foods are about to get more expensive now that Indonesia has banned all palm oil exports
By Nicholas GordonApril 28, 2022
Yellow natural gas pipelines in Poland
Europe
Russia says it halted gas exports to Poland and Bulgaria. But turning off the taps might not be so easy
By Nicholas GordonApril 27, 2022
A DJI drone in flight
Tech
Chinese drone maker DJI has suspended sales in both Ukraine and Russia, where its consumer tech was deployed in war
By Nicholas GordonApril 27, 2022
The Biden administration is blaming record high inflation partly on Trump’s China tariffs
Finance
The Biden administration is blaming record high inflation partly on Trump’s China tariffs
By Nicholas GordonApril 26, 2022
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos
Tech
Musk’s Twitter purchase leaves global media increasingly in the pockets of a few billionaires
By Nicholas GordonApril 26, 2022
An Indonesian girl carries packs of cooking oil in front of a line of shoppers
The other oil crisis: A scarcity of cooking oil is raising consumer prices and compounding the global food shortage
By Nicholas GordonApril 25, 2022
A woman carries eggs and toilet paper leaving a Beijing supermarket
Panic buyers have emptied grocery shelves in Beijing, fearing the Chinese capital will soon have a Shanghai-style lockdown
By Nicholas GordonApril 25, 2022
Several UnionPay credit cards
Finance
Visa and Mastercard have already cut ties with Russian banks. Now China’s largest credit card brand might be pulling out too
By Nicholas GordonApril 22, 2022
Two port workers in personal protective gear help load goods onto a ship
U.S. ports could get slammed by a wave of pent-up supply as Shanghai factories race to restart production
By Nicholas GordonApril 22, 2022
500 and 1000 ruble notes
Finance
Watchdog blocks Russia from settling its foreign debt in rubles, teeing up a $6 billion battle
By Nicholas GordonApril 21, 2022
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