#Economy

Siddharth Singh

siddharth3

There's an irony in this picture that I was not aware of. Turns out that these gorgeous flamingos in Mumbai increased in number due to the increased pollution.I think it’s

🟩Preston Pysh🟩

PrestonPysh

Investing during manipulated market conditions (a thread).Let's face the facts, you are not participating in free and open markets, so what's an investor to do? Here are a couple important

Hajime Fujita

fujita_d_h

Trying to capture recent articles on a few keys for #COVID19 spreading. Beginning of March, based on multiple cluster incidents, the medical expert panel for Japanese government identified three conditions

Terry Kinder

tkinder

As much heat as some people have put on @IHME_UW for their #COVID19 model right now the curve and actual numbers aren't spread far apart. If you look at their

Danny Boy

Care2much18

Do you have any curiosity whatsoever as to why "7 of the worst" are coincidentally our nearest neighbours? Here's some advanced AI spin-bot discussion on it:https://twitter.com/jimfitzpatrick/status/1266714523957895170 Ireland

*puts on flower crown, falls into a faerie circle*

Klezmerstyle

fun fact: as a child I assumed lb stood for "little babies," and that a little baby weighed exactly one lb so apparently it actually comes from the Latin phrase

Claire Berlinski.

ClaireBerlinski

This is the most revealing sentence: "Trump treated the debate like he was trying to win an argument between two baby mamas on a trash daytime show." Part of the

Kim Willsher

kimwillsher1

Jean Castex, French PM, is giving a press conference on what France has done and what it will be doing re: Covid-19. This follows a spike of 5,429 new cases

Sherrod Brown

SenSherrodBrown

Here's a thread of everything Trump, McConnell, and Senate Republicans should be doing to help Americans get through this pandemic -INSTEAD of jamming through a Supreme Court nomination. Rent relief.Families

Carolyn Bourdeaux

Carolyn4GA7

My opponent @RichforGA has spread misinformation about COVID-19 so many times that it’s hard to keep up. Here’s a timeline of some of his worst offenses to help you keep

Erik Loomis

ErikLoomis

This Day in Labor History: July 5, 1935. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed the National Labor Relations Act. This groundbreaking piece of legislation gave workers a fair shake from the

MoneySense

MoneySenseKe

WHY YOU SHOULD INVEST IN STOCKS OR SHARESInvestors should buy stocks for various reasons. Some of them include:1). Capital GainsCapital is the initial sum invested in the acquisition or purchase

XULQI MOON

XULQIMOON

#Xinjiang #Uighurs #China This thread will feature CIA role in Xinjiang which is less known but US claims 1 million+ Muslims are detained there leaving out the pretext to current

Shalin Shah

Fibonalysis

Stovec Industries Ltd.Let's try and understand why this company can be a good passive bet in our portfolio.https://www.spgprints.com/spgprints-group/companies-agents/stovec-industries-ltdStovec is part of Netherlands based SPG Prints, a

Matt Clancy

mattsclancy

Maybe 1/3 of the US labor force is working remotely now, due to covid-19. Will this persist? What do we know about the productivity of remote work, in normal times?

G Dunlop

GM_Dunlop

1) When lockdown began in March, and people realised how difficult teaching their own children is, or indeed how difficult being around their own kids 24/7 is, teachers were lauded.