David Meyer
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Recent articles by David:
The Coronavirus Economy: How the private jet chartering business changed almost overnight
Mark Green, the CEO of British private-jet charter agent Volanteus, has suddenly found himself in the repatriation business. → Read More
Despite shocking coronavirus unemployment data, there are still reasons to be cheerful
While there's plenty of depressing news about, some diagnostic announcements provide a glimmer of hope. → Read More
Mark Cuban has advice for CEOs in the coronavirus era
"There's no right way" to lead in this crisis, Mark Cuban says, arguing that the best course of action depends on what you can afford. → Read More
Coronavirus death rate: Germany's death rate may seem much lower than Italy's–but experts warn it's too soon to draw any conclusions
Experts say it's too early to draw conclusions on which countries are winning the war against coronavirus. → Read More
As coronavirus changes behavior, time to check your A.I. algorithms
Predictions based on past behavior may not be so relevant right now. → Read More
Regeneron will start testing its Covid-19 treatment in June
The smartest and most creative entrepreneurs on the face of the earth are taking on the coronavirus challenge. → Read More
To fight coronavirus, it's lockdown time, like it or not
The experts are clear: we need strict lockdowns to save lives. → Read More
The Great Decoupling
Coronavirus or trade wars - both may result in the same thing; further decoupling of the Chinese and U.S. economies. → Read More
Europe's auto factories are closing. Experts fear a lost decade is coming
Volkswagen is the latest auto giant to shutter factories. The stoppage comes as the sector struggles with technological change and President Trump's trade wars. → Read More
Batten down. We could be dealing with this all year
The coming recession could be as bad as in 2008, and you don't have to be a pessimist to recognize that. → Read More
Bear market blues
It feels like the whole nation has finally capitulated to the reality of coronavirus. → Read More
Coronavirus: Why Trump's Europe travel ban makes little sense
Experts say the coronavirus crisis was never going to be contained by travel restrictions, and certainly won't be now. → Read More
3M has more N95 face-mask orders than it can handle
3M CEO Mike Roman said the 117-year-old firm is having to ration its face masks in the coronavirus crisis. → Read More
Markets need to know leaders have a grip on coronavirus
Governments can't stop the virus from spreading, but they can help mitigate its effects. → Read More
Coronavirus: Politicians around the world are going into quarantine
Lawmakers are self-isolating either because they are infected with Covid-19 or they have come into contact with someone who turned out to be infected. → Read More
Capitalism and closing the great divide
What does capitalism have to do with the great social divide that has opened up in the U.S.? → Read More
Feedback Friday: Jack Welch, automation and Fortune's paywall
Time to look back at your feedback on this week's CEO Daily essays. → Read More
In automation, imagination is now the constraining factor
The debate over Robotic Process Automation continues. → Read More
The coronavirus is officially claiming its first corporate casualties
The British airline Flybe, which was already in serious financial trouble, has gone bankrupt in part due to the coronavirus outbreak. → Read More
H&M made its former sustainability chief its CEO. Now it wants to help other fashion houses become more sustainable too (for a fee)
The Swedish fashion giant will give rivals access to its supply chain, in order to share its sustainability gains. → Read More