原标题：It’s Decision Time for Colleges: Do We Give Coronavirus Refunds? 原作者：By Cheryl Winokur Munk 原刊于：Wall Street Journal，April 3, 2020 转载未获授权，如有授权请联系删除。 There was a mass exodus of students from college and university campuses last month in an effort to slow the march of coronavirus infections across the U.S. With a widespread shift to online learning now …
原标题：This Hedge Fund Saw Risks of Coronavirus Early. Now It’s Up 36% 原作者：Juliet Chung 原刊于：Wall Street Journal，转载未获授权，如有授权请联系删除。 Chris Hansen saw it coming. Mr. Hansen, who runs San Francisco hedge fund Valiant Capital Management, had an early conviction the novel coronavirus would wreak havoc on the global economy. Mr. Hansen and his team homed in early …
原标题：Elon Musk’s Defiance in the Time of Coronavirus 原作者：Tim Higgins On Monday, as companies all over the Bay Area rushed to send their workers home, complying with an order to shelter in place, Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk had a defiant message for his 56,000 workers. “I will personally be at work, but that’s just …
人们开玩笑说Bloomberg 用5个亿买了一个服服帖帖的失败。 连Trump 也开始鼓吹选上总统是需要的是才，不是“财”。 原标题：Bloomberg’s Contribution 原作者：Wall Street Journal Michael Bloomberg is being widely mocked for spending more than $500 million to run for President and winning . . . American Samoa. We think he deserves credit for trying when he could have sat on the sidelines and carped about how the Democrats were blowing …
原标题：98.6 Degrees Fahrenheit Isn’t the Average Anymore 原刊于：Wall Street Journal 原作者：Jo Craven McGinty Nearly 150 years ago, a German physician analyzed a million temperatures from 25,000 patients and concluded that normal human-body temperature is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit（备注：摄氏37度）. That standard has been published in numerous medical texts and helped generations of parents judge the gravity of …
原标题：Chinese Abroad Become Targets of Suspicion Over Coronavirus 原刊于：Wall Street Journal. Feb. 2, 2020 11:09 am ET A sign at a nail bar on the Vietnamese island of Phu Quoc. Some businesses have sought to exclude Chinese people, particularly in places known to host Chinese tourists. PHOTO: SOPHIE CARSTEN/REUTERS As a new coronavirus spreads beyond China’s …
