David Meyer
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Recent articles by David:
Boeing's big buybacks are part of a bigger picture
A deep dive into Boeing's priorities in recent years suggests its problems were two decades in the making. → Read More
Tough jobs, health-care futures and sustainability promises
It's time for some Friday feedback on this week's newsletters. → Read More
The case for a health care futures market
The idea is laid out in a new Fortune magazine feature called The Big Idea. → Read More
Your Predictions for the 2020s
Prominent CEO Daily readers weigh in on what's coming next decade. → Read More
Why the Second-Hand E-Book Market May Never Take Off
The EU's top court ruled that a second-hand ebook platform is breaking copyright law, because there is no difference between new or used digital copies of media. → Read More
Airlines Can Be Liable in Hot Coffee Burns Lawsuits, Court Says
The EU's highest court has ruled that spilled-coffee injuries can be the fault of airlines, under international liability rules. → Read More
What Changes Will the 2020s Bring?
Fortune asked figures such as JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon and Land O'Lakes CEO Beth Ford what they see on the horizon. → Read More
The Pessimism of Harvard Business School Alumni
A survey of Harvard Business School graduates does not suggest a rosy outlook for American competitiveness, employment figures or wages. → Read More
Parsing the WeWork Debacle
The WeWork saga may have been the high point of the "blitzscale" era. → Read More
An Early Christmas for U.S. Farmers
President Trump has reportedly signed off on a preliminary trade deal with China. → Read More
How Germany's 'Black Zero' Could Bring Angela Merkel's Government to a Premature End
The German government's fetishized balanced-budget rule is at the center of a likely split in the coalition. → Read More
How Equality Sparks Innovation
Companies that embrace diversity are also more likely to have a culture of innovation. → Read More
Defending Satya Nadella's Pay
The kind of culture change seen at Microsoft could only have been accomplished by an extraordinary leader. → Read More
The U.K. Election Means Big Change for Business—No Matter Who Wins
Brexit aside, the parties' policies also differ on corporation tax, employee ownership, gigafactories and the tech industry. → Read More
Remembering Paul Volcker
Paul Volcker, who has died at the age of 92, saved the global economy in the face of immeasurable opposition. → Read More
What is Satya Nadella Worth?
Some question whether Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is worth the $42 million he's paid each year. → Read More
Metrics for Corporate Behavior
What are the right metrics for measuring corporate behavior in the light of the Business Roundtable statement? → Read More
Google's End of an Era
With Larry Page and Sergey Brin stepping down, Google once again becomes just a search-and-advertising business. → Read More
Changes in CEO Succession
A new report from The Conference Board shows how CEO succession trends are shifting. → Read More
Fine Wine vs. Big Tech: How France's Digital Tax Sparked a Trump Tariff Backlash
Europe is preparing to strike back against threatened U.S. tariffs on French goods, which are themselves retaliation for a controversial new tax. → Read More