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'The End of Hong Kong' in New Treason Law
Beijing has given up playing the game of pretending that Hong Kong is governing itself. You could potentially be charged under the city's new national-security law.
Taiwan's Tsai Takes Office With Praise From Pompeo
It's time for greater recognition of Taiwan as the independent state that it is, and time to push China on that front instead of trade.
Japan Can't Get Its Casino Act Together, as Las Vegas Sands Walks Away
The surprise abandonment of a Japan project by Las Vegas Sands is just the latest indication of how red tape is turning suitors away.
Disneyland Demonstrates Theme Park Post-Virus Life in Shanghai
With the first of Disney's 6 theme parks back open in Shanghai, will business get back to normal in the world that Walt built?
Seeing the Real Impact of Coronavirus as Oil Producers Slash Spending
We have seen the first-round effects of the virus, now it is time for Round 2.
Fear, Greed and Central Banks
The emotions that usually move this market have been undermined by outside forces.
Buffett's Great Airline Escape, Tech Leadership, ECB Wiggle Room
Don't just follow the herd, time your exits and entrances well -- even if it is a big player like Warren Buffett that is leading the charge.
As Extreme Coronavirus Fears Subside, Focus on the Economic Damage
It is time to look at how quickly demand can return, despite the Fed's 'all guns blazing' approach to stimulus.
Small-Caps Roar, Bets Against the Market, Trading Nvidia
Money movers are not buying protection for individual names, but they are starting to bet against the market en masse, while the Russell 2000 ran up 4% on Monday.
Jim Cramer: How to Stay Safe, Until Quick Testing for Covid-19 Is Available
Welcome to the new era. Social distancing is not without risks, but it is as good as it gets.