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Nick Lichtenberg is Business Editor at Fortune, responsible for reporting and editing a mix of breaking news and digital features. This includes stories developed with the assistance of artificial intelligence, filed under Fortune Intelligence, as well as commentary submissions and book excerpts. Nick was formerly Fortune's executive editor of global news. Prior to Fortune, he was a deputy editor at Business Insider covering the economy, wealth, and real estate, and a breaking news editor at Bloomberg covering corporate news and equities markets.

Trump
Economy
The ‘affordability crisis’ may force Trump to cut tariffs in 2026, veteran market watcher Ed Yardeni predicts
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 31, 2025
Tatiana
Politics
Tatiana Schlossberg, granddaughter of JFK and cousin of Health Secretary RFK Jr., dies of cancer at 35
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 30, 2025
Clooney
Europe
George Clooney moves to France and sends a strong message about the American Dream
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 30, 2025
Walker
C-Suite
Exiting CEO left each employee at his family-owned company a $443,000 gift—but they have to stay 5 more years to get all of it
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 30, 2025
Tim Walz
Law
YouTuber’s viral ‘Somali day care’ video spurs sweeping federal fraud probe in Minnesota as Walz defends oversight of $18 billion
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 30, 2025
Trump
Economy
$25,000 per month: the cost of Trump tariffs on small business importers, revealed
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 29, 2025
streaming
Law
The Netflix-Paramount saga caps a 2025 turning point, S&P says: Cable TV is in the ‘decline stage,’ with a long, slow bleedout ahead
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 29, 2025
Tinkov
Banking
Former Russian banking billionaire says an Instagram post cost him $9 billion: His company was sold for 3% of its value in ‘hostage’ situation
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 29, 2025
Powell
Economy
The weakest labor market since 2011 has BofA asking, ‘Dude, where’s my job?’
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 29, 2025
MJ Burk Chun
Innovation
Confused by baby goats, having car nightmares, struggling to move from LA to Miami Beach — Robots are just like us, exec says
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 26, 2025
Intrator
AI
Outsiders see a circular economy. CoreWeave’s CEO sees a ‘violent change’ rattling the supply chain down to the inside of the earth
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 26, 2025
Zehra Naqvi, Founder and CEO, Lore Kiara Nirghin, Scientist; Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer, Chima Moderator: Rana El Kaliouby, Blue Tulip Ventures Photograph by Stuart Isett/Fortune
AI
Gen Z founder on ‘AI anxiety’ and being pigeonholed as generation shortcut: that’s the ‘biggest misconception’
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 25, 2025
Panos Panay, Senior Vice President, Devices and Services, Amazon
AI
Amazon’s Alexa chief predicts an end to doom scrolling: the next generation is ‘going to just think differently’
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 25, 2025
Ali Ghodsi
AI
CEO of a $134 billion software giant blasts companies with billions in funding but zero revenue: ‘That’s clearly a bubble, right… it’s, like, insane’
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 24, 2025
Calvin Butler, President and CEO, Exelon
Energy
Utility CEO on the data center crunch: America’s ‘check engine light’ is on and ‘no one’s going to pay attention until it breaks down’
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 24, 2025
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Wealthy boomers doubt their heirs will keep giving as $124 trillion changes hands, BofA finds. The data shows a different realityplaceholder alt text
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