Samuel Burke

Samuel Burke is a three-time Emmy award-winning business and technology journalist who’s reported for CNN, CNN en español, ABC and NPR. He hosts the podcast Suddenly Family, exploring the effects of shocking DNA results on families like his own. 

  • DHL Express’ Europe CEO, Mike Parra.Workplace Culture

    Inside DHL Express’ university for supervisors

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  • Truck driver driving while looking at smartphoneLifestyle

    Collision Course: Why Europe’s plan to halve road deaths by 2030 is stalling

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  • Waymo Jaguar driverless car on urban street. Front side view. Selective focus – San Francisco, California, USA – June 22, 2024Tech

    Self-driving taxis are speeding ahead in America—so why is Europe still waiting?

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  • The very region that once spearheaded AI innovation faces mounting obstacles threatening to sideline its role in the global AI race.Tech

    Innovation Gap: How the EU and U.K.’s regulatory maze is holding back AI adoption

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  • tourism, travel and package holidaysTech

    Israeli tech entrepreneurs and engineers from major companies like Google and Microsoft are seeking refuge in Europe

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  • Photo of a woman working late at night, sipping coffeeLifestyle

    The American Dream on European time: How late-night remote workers are cashing in on big U.S. salaries

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  • Rich Pleeth, co-founder of friend-finding app Sup, poses for a photograph at their offices in London, U.K., on Wednesday, March 9, 2016. A German firm agreed to kick in 100,000 pounds ($142,000) to fund Sup's growth, then British Prime Minister David Cameron called a referendum on membership in the European Union for June 23 and with polls showing the result could be close, the investor backed out. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesFinance

    U.K. tech leaders are becoming increasingly frustrated and shifting their focus to the U.S.—here’s why

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  • High angle shot of Asian pregnant woman holding an ultrasound scan photo in front of her baby bump, sitting on bed at home. Mother-to-be. Precious moment in life. Preparation for a new family member. Expecting a new life. Baby and new life conceptLifestyle

    Shadowy Baby Factories—the $14 billion surrogacy industry with hidden links to Eastern Europe

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