Zlati Meyer is a Newsletter Writer at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a range of topics including economy, business, finance, and current events, with a particular focus on energy, mining, and government and politics. Zlati has been featured in Fast Company, MSN, and other notable 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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