Trump nominates Howard Lutnick, who lost brother in 9/11 attacks, as commerce secretary

President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Howard Lutnick, CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, as Commerce Secretary. Lutnick lost his brother Gary and 658 colleagues in the 9/11 attacks, which deeply impacted his life and career. Lutnick's firm was located in the World Trade Center, and he was not present during the attack as he was dropping off his son at kindergarten. He has committed to supporting the families of the victims. Lutnick is a known supporter of cryptocurrencies and has previously worked with Trump as co-chair of the transition team. His nomination follows a competitive selection process.