Among the many responding in time to the novel coronavirus are university and college campuses.
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Consider This from NPR - New York City, U.S. Epicenter, Braces For Peak
Governor Andrew Cuomo said the pandemic could peak in New York in the next 14-21 days — around the same time President Trump said he'd love to "open" the economy. Plus why the aviation and other transportation industries are lining up for federal bailout money, and a theory about why the virus might be so good at spreading.
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CoinDesk Podcast Network - BREAKDOWN: Cronyism, Zombie Companies and the True Cost of the Coronavirus, Feat. Morgan Creek’s Mark Yusko
Mark Yusko is the founder of Morgan Creek Capital Management. In this wide-ranging conversation, he and @NLW discuss:
- Why bitcoin has fallen with stocks over the last few weeks
- Why price and value are not the same thing
- Why stocks have been manipulated
- An argument for buy backs being illegal
- Why cronyism is not capitalism
- Why bailouts and other types of intervention help zombie companies that should perish
- A debate about whether the “cure is worse than the disease”
- The costs of a 0-risk tolerance
- The polarization of health vs. economics
- Why there should be a market holiday
- Why bitcoin is the last and only free market
- Why the big market announcements are always on Sunday
- Why we’re headed to debt jubilee
- There is a non-zero probability that Trump tries to cancel the election
- Why a lack of leadership is the biggest cause for pessimism today
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The Intelligence from The Economist - Trial, trial again: the race for covid-19 treatments
The world’s scientists are swiftly identifying drugs that may help with the pandemic, and setting out on the long road toward a vaccine. Ethiopia’s prime minister has been hailed as a peacemaker—so why is a violent crackdown plaguing the country’s most populous state? And a look at the epidemiology hidden in Instagram posts. For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe here www.economist.com/radiooffer
What Next - What Next | Daily News and Analysis – How to Hold an Election During a Pandemic
As the COVID-19 pandemic worsens, the United States might have to figure out how to hold an election in a time of social distancing. Will local, state and federal officials be able coordinate in time to transform our election infrastructure?
Guest: Nate Persily, Stanford University Law Professor
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In which a hippie-hating cartoonist accidentally creates a (slightly) gender-equalizing campus tradition, and John spends hours poring over newspaper bridge columns. Certificate #44390.
The Best One Yet - 🍻 “Corona’s $900M wounded soldier” — A canceled Mexico brewery. NYT’s pod acquisition. The economy’s “Two Paths.”
Constellation Brands brews Corona lagers in Mexico, but its $1.4B investment in a new facility there now isn’t happening, so the stock dropped 12%. Despite all its reporting right now, the New York Times took a break to acquire Audm — doubling its content in 1 move. And the US response to coronavirus is now facing a Robert Frost style “Two Paths” moment: Officials may start weighing the economy vs. human lives.
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What Next | Daily News and Analysis - How to Hold an Election During a Pandemic
As the COVID-19 pandemic worsens, the United States might have to figure out how to hold an election in a time of social distancing. Will local, state and federal officials be able coordinate in time to transform our election infrastructure?
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The NewsWorthy - Relief Negotiations, Koala Comeback & Free Streaming – Tuesday, March 24th, 2020
The news to know for Tuesday, March 24th, 2020!
We’re talking about the holdup in that big stimulus package that could give Americans personal checks, and what to expect to happen with it today. Also, the nation’s doctor has a new message for Americans.
Plus: Team USA wants out, medical professionals are wearing rings for science, and koalas are making a comeback...
Those stories and more in less than 10 minutes!
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Congress Split on Aid Package: The Hill, NYT, Reuters, Politico
New Stay-at-Home Orders: Axios, NY Times
Testing Potential Treatments: NBC News, NY Daily News
Surgeon General Warning: NBC News, CNN
Anti-Hoarding Executive Order: The Hill, Reuters
World Health Organization Update: BBC, NPR
Britain Imposes 3-Week Lockdown: CNN, Axios
Italy New Case Count: AP, Reuters
Team USA Urges Olympics Delay: Statement
IOC Member Confirms Postponement: USA Today, Bleacher Report, Time
Koalas Released After Australia Fires: Mashable, The Standard
PG&E Pleading Guilty for Camp Fire: ABC News, NBC News, AP
ER Doctors Wearing Smart Rings: Engadget, SF Chronicle
CVS, Dollar General, Instacart Hiring: USA Today, Business Journals, TechCrunch, Fox News
Prime Streaming Kids Content for Free: TechCrunch, The Verge, Variety
Motley Fool Money - How Napping Makes You Smarter
Working hard? That’s great. But if you want to avoid burnout then Daniel Levitin, professor of psychology and behavioral neuroscience at McGill University and best-selling author, has a tip to help everyone from students to CEOs.
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