Zlati Meyer is a Newsletter Writer at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, world affairs, government and politics, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on international affairs and geopolitics. Zlati has been featured in Fast Company, The Wall Street Journal, and various other publications.
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Zlati Meyer's coverage includes a mix of topics such as economy, business, finance, current events and statistics. She cites data extensively in her articles. Her geographic focus is the United States.
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By: Zlati Meyer
Plus, the app for Trump accounts launches tomorrow, and beach houses get a dark, moody makeover
By: Zlati Meyer
Plus, Anthropic files to go public, and the new luxury amenity is longevity services
Plus, GOP senators’ fight over ‘anti-weaponization’ fund spills onto the floor, and scientists learn improv
Plus, GOP senators' fight over ‘anti-weaponization' fund spills onto the floor, and scientists learn improv.
Plus, Trump urges Bill Pulte to fire intel-community employees, and it’s Lloyd Blankfein’s eye for the banker guy
By: Zlati Meyer
Plus, the president says an Iran peace deal could be signed soon, and if you snooze, the Knicks don’t lose
Plus, the U.S. and Iran move closer to a peace deal, and multitasking is legit
Plus, the U.S. will allow Iran to sell oil in dollars, and the ‘Gaokao’ test strikes fear in China’s high-schoolers
Plus, the U.S. tech selloff picks up steam, and some Floridians want the flamingo to be the state bird
Plus, big banks ace an annual stress test, and more bald men shake their heads at hair transplants and toupees
