David Meyer
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Recent articles by David:
American Private Equity Veteran Michael Calvey May Face Russian Fraud Charges
Michael Calvey, the founder of Baring Vostok, may face fraud charges along with other executives from the fund. → Read More
Former Coca-Cola Scientist Is the Latest to Be Indicted in U.S. Crackdown on China-Related IP Theft
The Justice Department wants to "ensure that China understands that this criminal conduct is not an acceptable business practice." → Read More
Can Amazon, Facebook, Google be tamed by being forced to share their data?
A major German party thinks mandatory data-sharing with rivals and the public can rein in Big Tech. → Read More
Meet the Brexit Monster: Dutch Minister Uses Blue Beast to Warn Businesses
Dutch Foreign Minister Stef Blok hopes the strange beast will remind Dutch firms to check their Brexit exposure. → Read More
Tech Industry and Activists Still Hope to Sink New EU Copyright Rules
The EU's big institutions have agreed a final version of the new Copyright Directive, leaving many appalled at its implications. → Read More
Gucci Boosts Cultural Sensitivity Training After Blackface Debacle
François-Henri Pinault, CEO of Gucci owner Kering, says the firm overlooked African-American sensitivities when it issued the sweater. → Read More
Carlos Ghosn Replaces His Lawyers with 'Hotshot' Attorney as His Trial Approaches
His former legal team gave no reason for leaving the case. → Read More
U.S. Urges Allies to Shun Huawei but Faces a Rural Carrier Revolt Back Home
As Mike Pompeo talks of "partnership" in Europe, rural operators say the cost of replacing Huawei's U.S equipment could top $1 billion → Read More
Trump Supporter Attacks BBC Cameraman at Texas Rally
The president checked cameraman Ron Skeans was OK, according to a BBC statement condemning the attack. → Read More
Paul Krugman Believes a Recession Is Coming This Year or Next
The Nobel Prize-winning economist points to the Eurozone as already being "really close to recession." → Read More
Insects Are Dying Off at a Scary Rate, Putting Humanity at Risk
At current rates of insect loss, we may not have any insects left at all a century from now. → Read More
U.K. Power Plant Tests 'Negative Emission' Carbon-Capture Technology
The Drax power plant in North Yorkshire is capturing a ton of CO2 each day from the burning of its biomass fuel. → Read More
Trump Tipped to Ban Chinese Equipment from U.S. Mobile Networks
The president is reportedly preparing an executive order that would see the U.S. shut Huawei and ZTE out of upcoming 5G networks. → Read More
Finland's Basic Income Experiment Kind of Works, but Not in Employment Terms
The results are in for half of Finland's much-watched basic income experiment, and they're mixed. → Read More
Internet Providers Are Investing Less Despite Net Neutrality's Death
Recent earnings reports show the big U.S. ISPs are not investing more, as they said they would if net neutrality rules were scrapped. → Read More
Airbus's A380 Airliner Receives Yet Another Blow, This Time from Qantas
The future of the giant jet is in doubt, as carriers cancel orders or contemplate switching orders to smaller craft. → Read More
Facebook Ruling, Disney Bet, Gucci Top: CEO Daily for February 7, 2019
Must-read business news, delivered every morning. → Read More
Gucci Apologizes for a Balaclava Sweater That Looked an Awful Lot Like Blackface
Gucci has described the backlash over its racist-looking sweater as "a powerful learning moment." → Read More
Huawei Offers to Create Polish Security Lab to Ward Off 5G Bans
The Chinese giant already runs labs that let telecoms operators and intelligence agencies poke around its equipment. → Read More
Tesla Cuts Model 3 Pricing Yet Again in Quest for Magic $35,000 Figure
The cheapest Tesla Model 3 is now $42,900 before taking into account incentives and potential gas savings. → Read More