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Tristan Bove
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Tristan Bove is a contributing reporter on Fortune's news team. Tristan graduated with degrees in International Studies and Chinese from DePaul University, and previously was Policy & Economics Editor at Earth.Org, an environmental journalism non-profit. He has lived and worked in the U.S., Italy, and Hong Kong.

A woman embracing someone with an understanding look on her face.
Health
Women are more empathetic than men, study of hundreds of thousands of people finds—at any age and in any country in the world
By Tristan BoveDecember 28, 2022
A Russian man dressed in a military uniform embracing a woman in front of a Russian flag
Politics
Bowing to popular demand, Russia may let reserve soldiers freeze their sperm for free before they head off to war
By Tristan BoveDecember 28, 2022
Passengers checking in at a Southwest Airlines flight at Los Angeles International Airport
Finance
The story behind Southwest’s terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad week
By Tristan BoveDecember 27, 2022
Daniel Yergin, vice chairman of S&P Global, listening at a conference in 2013
Finance
Putin’s energy blackmailing of Europe represents the ‘end of the global oil market,’ top energy historian says
By Tristan BoveDecember 27, 2022
A crowd gathers for the Calle Ocho street festival in Miami
Finance
The U.S. population is finally growing again—but not because Americans are having more kids
By Tristan BoveDecember 23, 2022
A man working from a home office using multiple monitors
Finance
Recession fears in the U.S. have caused demand for contract workers to surge by more than 25%
By Tristan BoveDecember 23, 2022
Man working on car parts in an assembly plant in Mexico
Finance
Years of global supply chain chaos could mean a nearshoring jackpot for the Americas in 2023
By Tristan BoveDecember 23, 2022
A Chilean degu rodent sitting on a forest branch
Health
The next breakthrough in Alzheimer’s research could come from old and ‘cognitively impaired’ Chilean rats
By Tristan BoveDecember 22, 2022
Image of a tired businesswoman rubbing her eyes while working on a laptop
Finance
U.S. financial executives admit wages at their firms have not kept up with inflation this year—but don’t expect a huge raise in 2023
By Tristan BoveDecember 22, 2022
Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey Bieber in New York City
Lifestyle
H&M decides it’s not too late to say sorry and axes Justin Bieber merch after singer called it ‘trash’ 
By Tristan BoveDecember 21, 2022
Energy and economic historian Daniel Yergin in a 2016 interview
Finance
Leading energy historian says oil prices could smash past $100 a barrel in 2023. It all depends on 3 factors
By Tristan BoveDecember 21, 2022
Bill Gates
Finance
Bill Gates reveals how becoming a grandfather will change how he invests his fortune
By Tristan BoveDecember 20, 2022
Pimco cofounder Bill Gross
Finance
‘Bond King’ Bill Gross: The Fed may have already reached its optimal interest rate
By Tristan BoveDecember 19, 2022
Elon Musk speaking during a SpaceX event in 2019
Tech
Elon Musk joined a Twitter space to defend suspending multiple tech journalists then left after they started asking questions
By Tristan Bove and Kylie RobisonDecember 16, 2022
A Black couple leaning on a railing outside a rustic forest lodge.
Lifestyle
Your ability to successfully book an Airbnb has a lot to do with what race people think you are, according to a new study from the company
By Tristan BoveDecember 15, 2022
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