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By David MeyerJuly 22, 2021
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Our global problems demand radical collaboration
By David Meyer and Alan MurrayJuly 21, 2021
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Facebook nemesis Max Schrems triggers GDPR showdown
By David MeyerJuly 20, 2021
French President Emmanuel Macron and JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon (R) inaugurate the new French headquarters of US' JP Morgan bank on June 29, 2021 in Paris.
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CEOs are optimistic, but CFOs need to keep their eyes on risk
By David Meyer and Alan MurrayJuly 19, 2021
16 July 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler: Firefighters walk past a destroyed car in the community of Schuld the day after the flood disaster.
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Germany’s flood disaster comes at a politically crucial moment
By David MeyerJuly 16, 2021
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By David Meyer and Alan MurrayJuly 15, 2021
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    Business travel is showing signs of life
    By David Meyer and Alan MurrayJune 29, 2021
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Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo: Competition regulation will stimulate innovation
By David Meyer and Alan MurrayJuly 14, 2021
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The MBA is definitely not dead
By David Meyer and Alan MurrayJuly 13, 2021
U.S. President Joe Biden passes a signing pen to Chairperson of the Federal Trade Commission Lina Khan (2nd L) as (L-R) Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra, and Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo look on during an event at the State Dining Room of the White House July 9, 2021 in Washington, DC. President Biden signed an executive order on “promoting competition in the American economy.”
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The Biden administration redefines government’s relationship with the economy
By David Meyer and Alan MurrayJuly 12, 2021
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The deadly risk of thinking the pandemic is nearing its end
By David MeyerJuly 9, 2021
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As the IPO market continues its frenzy, here’s what you need to know
By David MeyerJuly 8, 2021
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    Recognizing fundamental changes in the nature of capitalism
    By David Meyer and Alan MurrayJune 28, 2021
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Do deficits matter?
By David Meyer and Alan MurrayJuly 7, 2021
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Andy Jassy’s Amazon leadership will be an important test for stakeholder capitalism
By David Meyer and Alan MurrayJuly 6, 2021
Activists of Campact and of the network for Tax equity dressed as te CEOs of big corporations (BASF, Amazon, Apple) protest in front of the Finance Ministry in Berlin, Germany on May 24, 2018.
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Is the global minimum-tax deal going to be fair?
By David MeyerJuly 2, 2021
17 May 2021, Brandenburg, Grünheide: Elon Musk, Tesla CEO, stands on the construction site of the Tesla factory and waves.
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The new space race isn’t just about billionaire passengers
By David Meyer and Alan MurrayJuly 1, 2021
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