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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.

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Conferences
WTO director-general says calling the trade wars the greatest disruption since the 1930s is ‘the understatement of the century’—but it’s not a repeat
By Nick LichtenbergOctober 27, 2025
H.E. Hind Kabawat, Minister of Social and Labour Affairs, Syrian Arab Republic
Middle East
Syria’s only female minister on what she says to her new president about hiring women: ‘Quotas are so important’
By Nick LichtenbergOctober 27, 2025
Ed Bastian
Conferences
Delta CEO predicts Americans will soon be ready to travel to Riyadh as he launches first-ever direct flights from the U.S. to Saudi Arabia
By Nick LichtenbergOctober 27, 2025
C.S. Venkatakrishnan
Conferences
Barclays’ reentry into Saudi Arabia highlights the kingdom’s strategy to become the new global hub for regional headquarters
By Nick LichtenbergOctober 27, 2025
NYSE broker
Investing
Inside the $22 trillion world of private capital, an asset class so big it would be the world’s second-largest economy
By Nick LichtenbergOctober 26, 2025
Khalid Al-Falih
Conferences
Saudi Arabia’s minister of investment on Vision 2030 and the world’s search for reliable partners
By Nick LichtenbergOctober 26, 2025
Google President Ruth Porat: ‘We should be able to cure cancer in our lifetime’ with AI
Conferences
Google President Ruth Porat: ‘We should be able to cure cancer in our lifetime’ with AI
By Nick LichtenbergOctober 26, 2025
Francis Suarez
Politics
Miami’s outgoing mayor warns about what he sees happening in New York and the 2 cities’ different approaches to next summer’s World Cup
By Nick LichtenbergOctober 25, 2025
Jerome Powell
Economy
Inflation is still ‘the dog that didn’t bark’ as delayed CPI report shows cooler-than-expected rise to 3%
By Christopher Rugaber, Nick Lichtenberg and The Associated PressOctober 24, 2025
Trump
Economy
Budget watchdog on $38 trillion national debt: ‘It’s tough to decide what the most appalling part is of today’s announcement’
By Eleanor Pringle and Nick LichtenbergOctober 23, 2025
Donald Trump
Economy
As national debt accelerates to $38 trillion, watchdog warns it’s ‘no way for a great nation like America to run its finances’
By Nick LichtenbergOctober 22, 2025
NYSE broker
Investing
The S&P 500 is close to market peak based on how many ‘bear market signposts’ it’s hitting, BofA says: a whopping 60%
By Nick LichtenbergOctober 22, 2025
David Zaslav
Arts & Entertainment
Warner Bros. confirms it’s considering a sale after ‘unsolicited interest from multiple parties,’ stock soars over 11%
By Nick LichtenbergOctober 21, 2025
Mary Barra
Energy
General Motors surges nearly 15% on earnings beat, raises full-year guidance
By Nick LichtenbergOctober 21, 2025
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Investing
Top analyst says China is playing a ‘key role’ in the price of gold going through the roof, and he’s got the data to prove it
By Nick LichtenbergOctober 21, 2025
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