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The Mez Ledger · Weekly Close March 3 – March 10, 2020 182 stories · Vol. 20 · Catalogue 11 · Issue 70 Get it by email ↓
The week's top story

Trading halted as U.S. stocks plummet

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Business 14 stories

  1. Trading halted as U.S. stocks plummet

  2. Reddit has become a guide to personal finance

  3. Quarantine will normalize WFH and recession will denormalize full-time jobs

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  1. S&P 500 Plunges 7%, Triggering Market-Wide Stock Trading Halt

  2. Fed cuts half point in emergency move amid spreading virus

  3. Mastercard investing in technology to identify commuters by gait, heartbeat

  4. Oil plummets 30% as OPEC deal failure sparks price war fears

Sports 7 stories

  1. How I made a 3D game in 2 KB of JavaScript

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  1. Malawi legalises the growing, selling and export of cannabis

  2. Jack Welch Inflicted Great Damage on Corporate America

  3. WHO Director: "Covid-19 does not transmit as efficiently as influenza"

Technology 148 stories

  1. Atrium shuts down, laying off 100

  2. DuckDuckGo is good enough for regular use

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  1. Using Anki to remember what you read

  2. “Just walk out” technology by Amazon

  3. People kept working, became healthier while on basic income: report

  4. COVID-19 Therapeutics Accelerator

  5. Italy is extending its coronavirus quarantine measures to the entire country

Entertainment 10 stories

  1. Show HN: HiddenVM – Use any desktop OS without leaving a trace

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  1. Radiooooo – The Music Time Machine

  2. Show HN: Monitoror – Unified monitoring wallboard

  3. Leaked doc shows how big companies buy credit card data on millions of Americans

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