Klaus Meyer

Europe must be ready when the AI bubble bursts ft.com/content/0308f4… via @ft

Freedom of Speech – oder die Angst vor dem offenen Wort handelsblatt.com/100171914.html…

Several professors at the Ivey business school in London are angry about plans to expand a parking lot in a green space behind the school. @NormatLFPress reports: tinyurl.com/2mn686bs #ldnont

@RebeccaZandberg Same problem many places in the vicinity of the university. Have a look at this spot on Western Road, southbound, between the mega Uni parking lot, Brescia and Ivey

At @Ivey and @Western, we enjoy the benefits of a biodiverse natural environment. With this neighborhood comes responsibility. Let us protect it! PHOTO: view of the Ivey building from the West.

@BaldwinRE is 10 provinces & 3 territories = 26 Senators!

PSA: The Canadian mainstream right (Conservative Party of Canada) is left of moderate US Republicans on healthcare, guns & multilateralism. The mainstream left (Liberal Party of Canada) Is left of Mainstream US Democrats on most things. 👉 US politics is further right on healthcare, guns, old age care compared to rest of G7

A recent study by Ivey's Klaus Meyer and Gabriel Benito of @HandelshoyskBI sheds light on the dual impact of sustainability-oriented industrial policies (SIPs). Read more details about this study on #IveyImpact: ivey.uwo.ca/impact/read/20…

Monday, discussed the Nazi rise to power in 1930/32 with a very eager high school class in Germany. Let's learn to recognize the dangers, and act when there is time. I will speak on the same subject at the IBRG of @tuBraunschweig on Friday. Invitation: tu-braunschweig.de/ibrg

There are a number of specific challenges multinational enterprises face when operating in China. Read the latest installment of #IveyImpact's Ask the Experts, where Ivey's Klaus Meyer (@klausmeyer_couk) examines these challenges: ivey.uwo.ca/impact/read/20…

@donnelly_b In this part of town, walking boots!

There are a number of different mobility options pictured in this photo. Which would you say is the most efficient?

@FT This quote from your article is more to the point: "Few Americans win the big prizes. Many others end up overworked and unhappy, albeit in big houses and cars". Focus more on medians that on averages in your analysis!

Europeans and Americans do things differently. Europeans have more time, and Americans more money. It is a cop-out to say which you prefer is a matter of taste. So which do you prefer? on.ft.com/3JGV8fq

"London Bridge is burning ..." gets a whole new meaning thanks to @canadianpacific railways #ldnont Still no answers on how it could spread to five moving rail cars without being noticed by the crew. Don't they have fire alarms. globalnews.ca/video/10441565…

Curious how little public debate there is in Canada on a key decision with centuries-long consequences on #nuclear #waste storage. Elsewhere, potential leakages and safety of transports are mega concerns. Not just for a local council. cbc.ca/news/canada/lo…

Fascism has changed, but it is not dead ft.com/content/c18f43… via @ft

I stopped making any new investments through them - obviously. But how can I entrust @scotiabank my money even simple mistakes are not acknowledged – even after years?

Six years ago @Scotiabank issued a supplementary credit card no pin code, card was never activated. I requested replacement but issued an additional card. Every year since @scotiabank charges me $50 for the non-operational card. Every year I complain: Nothing changes.

Last year I spend one hour (!) talking with the advisor . I made it clear that I extremely angry. She recorded the issue, and went on trying to sell me other services, and referred me to @ScotiaWealth. I spend another hour with them.

The original problem was that @scotiabank staff issued a new card instead of replacing the card to which we had no pin code. So, it was their mistake, which they never acknowledged. They didn't reimburse the excess fees. They didn't even cancel the card.