We need better testing - October 2, 2020 Issue

October 2, 2020 Issue

Better, Faster Testing Is the Path to an American Comeback

Better, Faster Testing Is the Path to an American Comeback

By Drake Bennett and Michelle Cortez

Bloomberg Opinion

Bloomberg Opinion

Donald Trump Is Destroying the CDC

By The Editors

The White House Holds Daily Briefing On Coronavirus Pandemic

Remarks

Remarks

Trump’s Taxes Give Biden Blueprint to Fix System Rigged for Rich

By Ben Steverman

Trump’s Taxes Give Biden Blueprint to Fix System Rigged for Rich

American Democracy and the Willingness to Lose

By Marc Champion

American Democracy and the Willingness to Lose

Business

Business

Macau’s Global Gambling Crown Slips With Chinese Staying Home

By Jinshan Hong

Macau’s Global Gambling Crown Slips With Chinese Staying Home

Keurig Courts Coffee Geeks With a Wi-Fi-Enabled Smart Brewer

By Thomas Buckley

Keurig Courts Coffee Geeks With a Wi-Fi-Enabled Smart Brewer

Whole Foods CEO Says Amazon Merger Enabled Long-Term Thinking

By Carol Massar and Jason Kelly

Key Speakers At The 2016 Milken Conference

Technology

Technology

Google to Cite Rivals and Privacy in U.S. Lawsuit Defense

By Gerrit De Vynck

Google to Cite Rivals and Privacy in U.S. Lawsuit Defense

Virtual Races Give Marathoners a Chance to Compete on Their Own

By Tim Loh

Virtual Races Give Marathoners a Chance to Compete on Their Own

License Plate Scanners Aren’t Just for Cops Anymore

By William Turton

License Plate Scanners Aren’t Just for Cops Anymore

Finance

Finance

Tuition Insurance Sounds Great, Unless It Doesn’t Cover Covid-19

By Olivia Raimonde, Janet Wu and Katherine Chiglinsky

Tuition Insurance Sounds Great, Unless It Doesn’t Cover Covid-19

Pushing for More Scrutiny of Chinese Stocks Traded in the U.S.

By Robert Schmidt and Matt Robinson

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Economics

Economics

Japan’s Lost Generation Is Still Jobless and Living With Their Parents

By Yoshiaki Nohara

Japan’s Lost Generation Is Still Jobless and Living With Their Parents

Cleveland Clinic Thrives While Its Black Neighbors Fall Behind

By Shawn Donnan

Cleveland Clinic Thrives While Its Black Neighbors Fall Behind

Politics

Politics

Barrett Could Be Most Conservative Justice Since Clarence Thomas

By Greg Stohr, David Yaffe-Bellany and Lydia Wheeler

President Trump Announces His Supreme Court Justice Nominee

Democrats Aim for Court Fight Focused on Policy, Not Personality

By Jennifer Epstein and Laura Davison

President Trump Announces His Supreme Court Justice Nominee

Solutions/Vaccines

Solutions/Vaccines

Get Ready for the Covid-19 Vaccine Mix-and-Match Dilemma

By Bloomberg Businessweek

Get Ready for the Covid-19 Vaccine Mix-and-Match Dilemma

‘Crazy Fast’ Vaccine Race Has Drug Companies Pushing Their Limits

By Robert Langreth

‘Crazy Fast’ Vaccine Race Has Drug Companies Pushing Their Limits

Features

Features

Better, Faster Testing Is the Path to an American Comeback

By Drake Bennett and Michelle Cortez

Better, Faster Testing Is the Path to an American Comeback

Houston Had an All-American Pandemic Response: Ignore Until It’s Too Late

By Shannon Sims

Houston Had an All-American Pandemic Response: Ignore Until It’s Too Late

Germany Has Its Own Dr. Fauci—and Actually Follows His Advice

By Tim Loh

Germany Has Its Own Dr. Fauci—and Actually Follows His Advice

How to Succeed in Private Banking—or Maybe Get in a Lot of Trouble

By Neil Weinberg and David Voreacos

How to Succeed in Private Banking—or Maybe Get in a Lot of Trouble

Pursuits

Pursuits

It’s Not Marketing. These 18 Products Are Truly Limited Editions

By Mark Ellwood

It’s Not Marketing. These 18 Products Are Truly Limited Editions

These Handmade Driving Machines Are Like Nothing Else on the Road

By Hannah Elliott

These Handmade Driving Machines Are Like Nothing Else on the Road

In Laurent Ferrier’s World, a $185,000 Watch Can Still Be Understated

By David Graver

In Laurent Ferrier’s World, a $185,000 Watch Can Still Be Understated

When a $38,000 Chair You Can’t Use Is a Bargain

By James Tarmy

When a $38,000 Chair You Can’t Use Is a Bargain

At $45 an Ounce, Ozaki Beef Is the Premium Upgrade on Wagyu

By Kate Krader

At $45 an Ounce, Ozaki Beef Is the Premium Upgrade on Wagyu

Dom Pérignon’s 2010 Vintage Redeems a Year Winemakers Wish to Forget

By Kristen Shirley

Dom Pérignon’s 2010 Vintage Redeems a Year Winemakers Wish to Forget

Last Thing

Last Thing

China’s Economic Recovery Leaves the Bottom 60% Behind

By Shuli Ren

China’s Economic Recovery Leaves the Bottom 60% Behind