Protests - June 8, 2020 Issue

June 8, 2020 Issue

America’s Safety Net Is Failing Its Workers

America’s Safety Net Is Failing Its Workers

By Claire Suddath

Bloomberg Opinion

Bloomberg Opinion

The U.S. Needs a Different China Strategy

By The Editors

Reactions in Hong Kong as China Approves National Security Legislation

Remarks

Remarks

Racial Repression Is Built Into the U.S. Economy

By Peter Coy

Racial Repression Is Built Into the U.S. Economy

In Hong Kong, Xi Jinping Takes a Page From Vladimir Putin’s Playbook

By Marc Champion and Peter Martin

In Hong Kong, Xi Jinping Takes a Page From Vladimir Putin’s Playbook

In Europe the Virus Raises New Walls Between East and West

By Andrea Dudik

In Europe the Virus Raises New Walls Between East and West

Surveillance Technology Will Only Get More Intense After Covid

By Ryan Gallagher

Surveillance Technology Will Only Get More Intense After Covid

Business

Business

Builders of a $20 Billion Coffee Empire Have Their Eyes on Pets

By Thomas Buckley

Builders of a $20 Billion Coffee Empire Have Their Eyes on Pets

The World’s Livestream Queen Can Sell Anything

By Jinshan Hong and Janet Paskin

The World’s Livestream Queen Can Sell Anything

The Expat Life Is Struggling to Survive Covid-19

By Katrina Nicholas and Emily Cadman

The Expat Life Is Struggling to Survive Covid-19

Without Fans or High-Fives, Baseball Plays On in Korea

By Peter Pae and Sohee Kim

Without Fans or High-Fives, Baseball Plays On in Korea

Technology/Sooner Than You Think

Technology/Sooner Than You Think

Biotech Startup Aims to Make Use of Humanity’s Genetic Outliers

By Ashlee Vance

Biotech Startup Aims to Make Use of Humanity’s Genetic Outliers

The U.S. Maker of Fake Mayo Pitches China on Fake Eggs

By Deena Shanker and Larissa Zimberoff

The U.S. Maker of Fake Mayo Pitches China on Fake Eggs

Driverless Tractors Are Getting Ready for Harvest Season

By Simon Akam

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A Startup Is Testing Sewage to Trace the U.S. Spread of Covid

By Nick Leiber

A Startup Is Testing Sewage to Trace the U.S. Spread of Covid

Making a Quick Shift From Fracking Fluids to Covid-19 Cleanup

By Sarah McBride

Making a Quick Shift From Fracking Fluids to Covid-19 Cleanup

Finance

Finance

A $1 Trillion Fed-Fueled Borrowing Bonanza for the Creditworthy

By Molly Smith and Jeremy Hill

A $1 Trillion Fed-Fueled Borrowing Bonanza for the Creditworthy

China’s Digital Currency Could Challenge Bitcoin and Even the Dollar

By Bloomberg News

China’s Digital Currency Could Challenge Bitcoin and Even the Dollar

A Tech Founder Cashed Out and Bet It All on Apple and Wells Fargo

By Devon Pendleton

A Tech Founder Cashed Out and Bet It All on Apple and Wells Fargo

A Credit Card Chief Says Consumers Are Back Out and Shopping

By Carol Massar and Jason Kelly

A Credit Card Chief Says Consumers Are Back Out and Shopping

Economics

Economics

A Decade’s Worth of Progress for Working Women Evaporated Overnight

By Shelly Banjo

A Decade’s Worth of Progress for Working Women Evaporated Overnight

This Is Bad, But It’s Not Looking Like the Depression

By Peter Coy

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Cities Bid for Tesla Truck Plant Despite Shrinking Coffers

By Mya Frazier

Cities Bid for Tesla Truck Plant Despite Shrinking Coffers

A Polynesian Paradise Sacrificed Its Economy to Stay Virus-Free

By Emmanuel Samoglou

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Politics/Protest

Politics/Protest

Atlanta Protests Reveal Divides in Bastion of Black Success

By Brett Pulley

Atlanta Protests Reveal Divides in Bastion of Black Success

The City That Remade Its Police Department

By Sarah Holder

The City That Remade Its Police Department

Stephen L. Carter: Blame the Police, But Blame Lawmakers, Too

By Stephen L. Carter

Stephen L. Carter: Blame the Police, But Blame Lawmakers, Too

While Crime Fell, the Cost of Cops Soared

By Polly Mosendz and Jameelah D Robinson

While Crime Fell, the Cost of Cops Soared

Protests Across America Through the Eyes of Photographers

By Amanda Hurley

Protests Across America Through the Eyes of Photographers

Features

Features

America’s Safety Net Is Failing Its Workers

By Claire Suddath

America’s Safety Net Is Failing Its Workers

Mukesh Ambani Won the World’s Most Expensive Sibling Rivalry

By Ari Altstedter and P R Sanjai

Mukesh Ambani Won the World’s Most Expensive Sibling Rivalry

Hong Kong Has Been Tested Before, But Never Like This

By Iain Marlow

Hong Kong Has Been Tested Before, But Never Like This

Dutch Cooperation Made an ‘Intelligent Lockdown’ a Success

By Paul Tullis

Dutch Cooperation Made an ‘Intelligent Lockdown’ a Success

Pursuits

Pursuits

Plan the Perfect Day Trip for Your Cooped-Up Family

By Hannah Elliott

Plan the Perfect Day Trip for Your Cooped-Up Family

That Daydreaming You Did While Isolated at Home Was Good for You

By Mark Ellwood

That Daydreaming You Did While Isolated at Home Was Good for You

History Suggests the Handshake Will Survive the Pandemic

By Devon Pendleton

History Suggests the Handshake Will Survive the Pandemic

Get a Grip on Slippery Surfaces in John Lobb’s Reimagined Boat Shoe

By Ami Kealoha

Get a Grip on Slippery Surfaces in John Lobb’s Reimagined Boat Shoe

The Introverts’ and Extroverts’ Guide to Thriving in a Lockdown

By Jess Shankleman

The Introverts’ and Extroverts’ Guide to Thriving in a Lockdown

Ways to Stay Motivated When Every Day Is the Same as Yesterday

By Sarah Green Carmichael

Ways to Stay Motivated When Every Day Is the Same as Yesterday

How I Avoid Burnout: Michael Barratt, Space Doctor

By Arianne Cohen

How I Avoid Burnout: Michael Barratt, Space Doctor

Last Thing

Last Thing

Some of Trump’s China Trade War Tactics Are Smart, Some Are Not

By Shuli Ren

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