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  1. Brendan Greeley Retweeted
    American Property Casualty Insurance Association warning business-continuity losses for small businesses could total $383 billion a month https://bloom.bg/33V6M0B 
  3. Jemima Kelly Retweeted
    My old FT colleague @johnauthers is writing a must read daily markets note - but ICYMI here’s a great piece on pandemics from a moral philosophy perspective (pipe down, most of you have got time on your hands....) -19 https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-03-29/coronavirus-pandemic-puts-moral-philosophy-to-the-test …
  4. Dan McCrum Retweeted
    A number (hard to tell how many) of workers at an Amazon facility on Staten Island, NY, have staged a walkout. One of the organisers is streaming it live here: https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=204556864313624&ref=watch_permalink …
  5. Jamie Powell Retweeted
    If you think sub-$20 WTI is bad, in Texas the WTI Midland contract just slipped below $7 a barrel (according to Eikon).

    Total collapse underway.

    A barrel of oil from the shale heartlands of America now costs less than a pint in London. And this isn't some niche grade.
  7. Izabella Kaminska Retweeted
    Nick Carter put so much more effort into this than the others. https://twitter.com/AshleyySpencer/status/1244482616050323456
  8. Brendan Greeley Retweeted
    Everything I have seen in the last thirty years points to the dollar being more not less important in the global economy. https://twitter.com/TheStalwart/status/1244607767350063104
  10. Jamie Powell Retweeted
    THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — Dutch museum says Vincent van Gogh painting stolen in overnight raid.
  11. Jamie Powell Retweeted
    Hungarian Parliament passes bill that gives PM Orbán unlimited power & proclaims:

    - State of emergency w/o time limit
    - Rule by decree
    - Parliament suspended
    - No elections
    - Spreading fake news + rumors: up to 5 yrs in prison
    - Leaving quarantine: up to 8 yrs in prison
  14. Jamie Powell Retweeted
    CONOCOPHILLIPS SAYS CEO RYAN LANCE'S FY 2019 TOTAL COMPENSATION WAS $30.4 MLN VS $23.4 MLN IN FY 2018 - SEC FILING
  16. Dan McCrum Retweeted
    The FT’s senior data-visualisation journalist John Burn-Murdoch explains the must-see daily graphs, which show how cases and deaths are growing around the world.
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  17. Dan McCrum Retweeted
    “Non-essential” is not a term in the Regulations.

    Regulation 6 allows us to obtain “basic necessities”, which specifically “includes food”. Types of food are not prescribed or proscribed.

    Schedule 2 allows “food retailers” to remain open. Again, types of food are not specified. https://twitter.com/BBCNews/status/1244559414591356928
  18. Brendan Greeley Retweeted
    Ot this young high school student? 4/
  19. Jamie Powell Retweeted
    Me when I see trending again.. 🤦‍♂️
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  20. Brendan Greeley Retweeted
    Love to have credit to my work and @FinancialTimes cropped out by a Nobel prize winning economist.

    I think in economics they call this the free rider problem. https://twitter.com/paulkrugman/status/1244224063700176897
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