We can do a lot by staying home, only going out for walks in non crowded areas and to get necessities when we need them. And spread good information over misinformation. Thankfully, fox news changed its tune.
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Assumptions? Sure but your own 2 examples show that it can happen. Many don’t set the company in the path of failure intentionally, but their livelihood does not depend on it either. Again, I’m not against shareholder profit, but it’s clear from that 96% number that long term planning is not really happening.
Even better is they're all 2000 years old and most at risk.
Whatever doesn't kill you.
H1N1 avian flu!!
I sincerely hope that private industry is incentivized to prevent deaths beyond a federal regulatory code though.
Can't wait to all these bloated travel industries crash and burn. They were completely unsustainable and ultimately evolved to treat their customers like crap.
And I can't tell you how many overleveraged clowns there are in the world who removed rentals from locals in international cities to set up AirBnB hotels that gutted local communities and should die. It reminded me so much of all those reckless idiots in Las Vegas who were taking out interest-only mortgages in 2007 to collect properties and ride the property value wave to its eventual meltdown. Those people should never be bailed out.
It's why it's b.s. when a CEO pretends he's falling on his sword for the team and won't draw a salary in a given year, that's for sure. Tax dodge.
SOX is a classic example of where companies seem to be doing financial responsibility theater, just like how one shoe bomber made tons of passengers take their shoes off at airports.
And here the Hindus in India are worried about the Muslims...
From land above sea level? It's coming back to them again.
Whatever doesn't kill you.
H1N1 avian flu!!
I sincerely hope that private industry is incentivized to prevent deaths beyond a federal regulatory code though.
Can't wait to all these bloated travel industries crash and burn. They were completely unsustainable and ultimately evolved to treat their customers like crap.
And I can't tell you how many overleveraged clowns there are in the world who removed rentals from locals in international cities to set up AirBnB hotels that gutted local communities and should die. It reminded me so much of all those reckless idiots in Las Vegas who were taking out interest-only mortgages in 2007 to collect properties and ride the property value wave to its eventual meltdown. Those people should never be bailed out.
It's why it's b.s. when a CEO pretends he's falling on his sword for the team and won't draw a salary in a given year, that's for sure. Tax dodge.
SOX is a classic example of where companies seem to be doing financial responsibility theater, just like how one shoe bomber made tons of passengers take their shoes off at airports.
And here the Hindus in India are worried about the Muslims...
From land above sea level? It's coming back to them again.
Coronavirus: Italy more deaths than China
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The coronavirus pandemic has now claimed 3,405 Lives in Italy, more than in China. Another 427 people died in the peninsula over the last 24 hours.
The situation shows no signs of slowing down and experts warn the crisis has not yet reached its peak.
There are now 33,190 people currently suffering from the highly-contagious disease in Italy, another 4,480 compared to March 18.
Those in intensive care are 2,498 (an increase of 241 since yesterday), but 4,440 have made a full recovery since the start of the crisis.
Lombardy remains the epicentre of the pandemic in Italy, with 2,168 deaths in total, 209 over the last 24 hours alone.
There are also 1,006 in intensive care, close to complete capacity in the region.
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The coronavirus pandemic has now claimed 3,405 Lives in Italy, more than in China. Another 427 people died in the peninsula over the last 24 hours.
The situation shows no signs of slowing down and experts warn the crisis has not yet reached its peak.
There are now 33,190 people currently suffering from the highly-contagious disease in Italy, another 4,480 compared to March 18.
Those in intensive care are 2,498 (an increase of 241 since yesterday), but 4,440 have made a full recovery since the start of the crisis.
Lombardy remains the epicentre of the pandemic in Italy, with 2,168 deaths in total, 209 over the last 24 hours alone.
There are also 1,006 in intensive care, close to complete capacity in the region.