Nick Lichtenberg

Nick Lichtenberg
Nick Lichtenberg, executive editor, was previously deputy editor at Business Insider on the Economy, Strategy and Wealth desks, breaking news editor at Bloomberg, deputy managing editor for U.S. Credit at Reorg Research, and global head content editor for equities at Acuris/Mergermarket Group.

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  • BrokerInvesting

    The last time the Fed cut rates against rising inflation was right before the Great Financial Crisis. BofA warns of the ‘Ghosts of 2007’

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  • Robotics engineer at workAI

    The AI revolution will cut nearly $1 trillion a year out of S&P 500 budgets, Morgan Stanley says—largely from agents and robots doing human jobs

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  • Man working on a laptop at homeAI

    The ‘shadow AI economy’ is booming: Workers at 90% of companies say they use chatbots, but most of them are hiding it from IT

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  • Andrew CarnieFinance

    Soho House goes private in $2.7 billion deal as Ashton Kutcher joins the board of the swanky members’ club

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  • OzempicHealth

    Novo Nordisk slashes price of Ozempic in half to $499 for cash-paying, eligible U.S. patients

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  • Eric VaughanAI

    This CEO laid off nearly 80% of his staff because they refused to adopt AI fast enough. 2 years later, he says he’d do it again

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  • Donald Trump, Jensen HuangAI

    Trump’s unprecedented, potentially unconstitutional deal with Nvidia and AMD, explained: Alexander Hamilton would approve

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  • Lip-Bu TanTech

    Days after Intel CEO meets with Trump, the federal government is reportedly negotiating a stake in the chips champion

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  • GridAI

    More outages, aging infrastructure, and bicoastal dysfunction: BofA warns America’s grid is 30%-46% ‘beyond its useful life’

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  • Trail BlazersSuccess

    Another NBA blockbuster as Portland Trail Blazers sell to group led by billionaire Tom Dundon for reported $4.25 billion

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  • WalmartRetail

    Walmart, once ordered to ‘eat the tariffs,’ is giving employees a year-round 10% discount to help them eat

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  • David SolomonEconomy

    Goldman Sachs doubles down on tariff research that infuriated Trump, saying average Americans will bear two-thirds of the costs

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  • Scott BessentPolitics

    Bessent says unusual Nvidia, AMD revenue-sharing deal could be a ‘model’ for other industries

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  • Ray DalioSuccess

    Ray Dalio was so broke early in his career he had to borrow $4,000 from his dad—and learned 2 key lessons that set him on the road to billionaire status

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  • ShopperEconomy

    The gap between higher- and lower-income households is widening as inequality progress since pandemic has ‘gone into reverse,’ BofA economist says

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