Robert Stevens

Rob is a freelance journalist whose work has appeared in The Guardian and the Associated Press.

  • Donald Trump waves to a crowd in an auditoriumNewsletters

    Fortune 500 CEOs are brimming with confidence following swift and decisive Trump victory

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  • A wave of currency notes cresting and crashingNewsletters

    Downbeat CEOs worry inflation may prove stickier than anticipated after recent Fed disappointment

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  • Silhouette of businessman looking out at financial districtNewsletters

    CEO optimism soars amid expectations for Fed rate cuts

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  • Ethereum illustrationThe Coins

    Ethereum’s Shanghai upgrade will dump huge sums of Ether into the market. Here’s everything you need to know

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  • Illustration of a large wrecking ball labeled “recession”Leadership

    How CFOs are bracing for a dismal financial outlook—and what they expect to happen

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  • An illustration generated by using DALL-E 2, a free tool built by OpenAI.NFTs and Culture

    ChatGPT is coming for crypto

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  • Bitcoin mining equipmentThe Coins

    Bitcoin miners took on billions in debt to ‘pump their stock’—leading to a crypto catastrophe

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  • Cartoon of Inspector Gadget in the air.Regulators

    Why did FTX buy into a U.S. bank owned by a co-creator of ‘Inspector Gadget’?

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  • Human hand holding growing charts. Control of inflation concept.Leadership

    The role of board members during a market downturn

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  • Futuristic server room with the flowing people and data.Tech

    Almost everything is in the cloud—and experts are worried

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  • Treasury Department buildingThe Coins

    U.S. Treasury sanctions crypto ‘mixer’ Tornado Cash

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  • A woman walks past a Bitcoin crypto ATM next door to a currency exchange office.The Ledger

    Crypto customers need FDIC protection. Will they ever get it?

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  • Photo illustration by Fortune; original photos by Getty Images<br /> A tall stack of Bitcoins that is about to crash downThe Ledger

    Crypto investors get a crash course in bankruptcy law—and how they sit at the bottom of the pile

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