Sam Meredith is a Correspondent at CNBC International in London. He covers a range of topics including climate policy, energy, and international politics, with a particular focus on energy regulation and global markets. Sam's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NBC News, The West Australian, and RealClearEnergy, among others.
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Sam Meredith's coverage spans a variety of international topics, with a strong focus on government & politics, finance & economy, and energy. His articles often cite data and cover evolving stories related to government announcements. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights into global political developments, economic trends backed by credible data or analysis from reputable sources. Additionally, pitches focusing on climate change policies, international relations with an emphasis on the Middle East region as well as aviation safety could be relevant for his coverage.
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By: Ruxandra Iordache, Sam Meredith
“I think in the short term, the focus that we have is to fix ourselves the company,” the Nissan CEO said.
China appears to have offered U.S. and European auto giants something of a reprieve over a rare earth shortage.
Automotive industry groups are increasingly worried about a rare earth shortage.
By: Sam Meredith
The auto industry has been hit particularly hard by China’s rare earth export restrictions, but analysts warn Western defense giants are also vulnerable.
By: Sam Meredith
The buzz around nuclear fusion has kicked into overdrive in recent years.
By: Sam Meredith
A protracted period of underperformance relative to its industry peers has thrust BP into the spotlight as a prime takeover candidate.
By: Sam Meredith, Evelyn Cheng, Anniek Bao
Despite Beijing’s signal to ease rare earth exports, global supply cutoffs will remain an ever-present threat, experts warned.
The Iron Dome is designed to protect Israeli citizens by launching guided missiles to intercept incoming rockets and other short-range threats in mid-air.
The Iron Dome is designed to protect Israeli citizens by launching guided missiles to intercept incoming rockets and other short-range threats in mid-air.
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