#Shutdowns

Robert Kelchen

rkelchen

Happy July, everyone! Unfortunately, I'm convinced that this month will be one of the worst months that American higher education has experienced in a long time. Thread alert. (1/) First

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 157We’re only 6 months into Covid in the U.S., a little early for déjà vu, but I’m definitely experiencing it – the calm-before-the-storm feeling I

Jeff Thomas Black

LRBitisnot

#WeThePeople are in big, horrible and #YUGE trouble because of #BadPlanning. I want to tell you a story - a modern day #parable.Two cattle rustlers working on an #InsideJob to

Elise Gould

eliselgould

March’s huge job losses are just the tip of the iceberg of what’s to comehttps://www.epi.org/press/marchs-huge-job-losses-are-just-the-tip-of-the-iceberg-of-whats-to-come/#COVID19 #coronavirus #JobsReport #JobsDay This morning’s Bureau of Labor Stati

🔥Margo Kingston💧

margokingston1

The biggest crisis for our nation since WW11, the deepest slump since the Depression, and Parliament shuts down. SCARY for democracy, scary for the people. #coronacrisis https://twitter.com/margokingston1/status/1242061281168785408 2. Congratulations

John Engle, Almington Capital Merchant Bankers

AlmingtonCap

1/ The coronavirus disruption could have a long-lasting impact on Tesla, and may even find it difficult to maintain operations with its depleted cash reserves. Let's discuss. $TSLA $TSLAQcc: @montana_skeptic,

Karen Vaites

karenvaites

This is a really important story.I'm glad to see the @nytimes spotlight on it, c/o @DanaGoldstein @elizashapiro.Not so sure about its headline, tho.1/https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/21/us/coronavirus-teachers-unions-school-home.html When some uni

Jonah Lupton

JonahLupton

10 reasons why the stock markets will go up another 10% this year As someone that spends a lot of time studying markets and investing in stocks I’ll always be

Albert Pinto

70sBachchan

What's that in US units? 1 bar in Texas?https://twitter.com/motokorich/status/1276714143068721152 85 ppl got infected from a single bar in Michigan. Japan figured out to avoid superspreading 3C's by March! Bars have

Jeff Jarvis

jeffjarvis

: An unfortunately terrible example of COVID reporting in The New York Times, in which they give practically unhindered voice to a preprint paper by a controversial scientist who's being

genghis galahad 🗽🐦✒

genghisgalahad2

#trumpKnew #trumpKNEWandDidNOTHING https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OozvkPVI7LI Trump Wants Everyone to Forget He Ignored Repeated Coronavirus Warnings: A Closer Look concise on pointhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1nlr2wEKj4 Trump Wants His Coronavi

Martin Kulldorff

MartinKulldorff

Twelve Forgotten Principles of Public Health#1 Public health is about all health outcomes, not just a single disease like #COVID19. It is important to also consider harms from public health

M. Kit Delgado, MD, MS

kit_delgadoMD

(1/x) As an ER doc I have treated many patients who lost jobs due to the #CoronavirusOutbreak & they don't look like the protesters in the news- chest pain/anxiety after

Tar ⚡

itsTarH

It's the weekend!Grab a cup of coffee, in this thread I will explain1. The relationship between Inflation and Margins2. Why do some companies report margin contraction while others thrive?3. Will

Irene Gentle

IreneGentle

Some advocate avoiding/limiting COVID-19 news as a possible health measure. I get it can be overwhelming & want everyone to be as healthy as possible. I also want to make

Gregg Gonsalves

gregggonsalves

So, three wrongs don't make a right. And this entire strategy is just wrong in so many ways. 1/https://twitter.com/freddiesayers/status/1313072696629096449 First, let's knock down the straw man up front. No one