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Alaska Vol.7 (cities, economy, etc.)
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"Gov. Mike Dunleavy brought forward bills to the Senate on Wednesday to keep his promise of "making Alaska open for business."
The bills would remove roadblocks and promote resource development."
Read more from @ktva ➡ https://t.co/7nPtHIop9C
— Governor Mike Dunleavy (@GovDunleavy) January 23, 2020
Mariculture a growing opportunity for Alaska industry
"Gov. Dunleavy shares the vision of what this new industry could mean to the state: jobs and opportunities."
Read more from Julie Decker in the @adndotcom: https://t.co/zSgLJ4I6Ig
— Governor Mike Dunleavy (@GovDunleavy) January 22, 2020
Your Green New Deal would destroy Alaska’s economy.
I invite you to visit Alaska, and I can personally show you how we responsibly develop America’s natural resources better than anyone. You’re welcome anytime. https://t.co/mgQCHi7nX6
— Governor Mike Dunleavy (@GovDunleavy) October 29, 2019
While there is still work to do to grow our economy, I am encouraged that both Aug. and Sept. posted record low unemployment rates of 6.2%. There is optimism in Alaska’s economy, & this is just another indicator that we are heading in the right direction. https://t.co/QaOD2zXH9G pic.twitter.com/pbAs4uELc0
— Governor Mike Dunleavy (@GovDunleavy) October 21, 2019
If you don't have running water in your home, you'll need to use alternative methods for sanitation, especially handwashing. Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corp has instructions for disinfecting surfaces and washing your hands with a bleach solution: https://t.co/TEKPrlYmnh pic.twitter.com/pc4j8XdBqy
— Alaska DHSS (@Alaska_DHSS) March 19, 2020
This weekend in the @WSJ: "…#seafood companies continue to press for a separate change in immigration policy that would help ensure that processing plants in Alaska have enough workers to handle this summer’s salmon catch." https://t.co/BsSDrvixRG #COVID19 #immigration
— National Fisheries Institute (@NFImedia) March 30, 2020
I welcome @BLMAlaska's final EIS as a key step for the Ambler Mining District Industrial Access Road. The project will create good jobs for Alaskans, but I continue to emphasize the importance of stakeholder engagement to ensure local voices are heard. https://t.co/J95ZyNGY8d https://t.co/1B7yXe3hZS
— Sen. Lisa Murkowski (@lisamurkowski) March 31, 2020
2019 was Alaska’s warmest year on record, and it’s affecting vulnerable indigenous communities. As president, I promise that I will take bold action against climate change and ensure we achieve a 100% clean energy economy. https://t.co/jpnyiiamKA
— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) December 15, 2019
Outstanding job by our Service Members braving the elements in support of exercise #ArcticEdge20. The Joint Pacific Alaska Range Complex is DoD’s premier training venue in Alaska that integrates all domains – land, air, sea, space, & cyberspace. pic.twitter.com/f3NPKWHY6g
— @EsperDoD (@EsperDoD) March 3, 2020
Sea ice. The platform
from which these bears do their thing.
Earth's only "sea bear"Male polar bear on sea ice 📷 USFWS/Eric Regehr #alaska #polarbear #polarbears #arctic #wildlife #haiku pic.twitter.com/QFmyfrVD6Q
— USFWS Alaska (@USFWSAlaska) March 12, 2020
Happy Seward’s Day, Alaska. Tell us what you love about Alaska! We’ll start: playful sea otters like these.
#TravelAlaska
📹: D&G Charters pic.twitter.com/Wthuwhs4Lk— Travel Alaska (@TravelAlaska) March 31, 2020
In just a few hours on @NatGeoChannel at 10/9c I'm heading to #Alaska !! And here's what you can cook up with some delicious King #Salmon….similar to what I am cooking up tonight pic.twitter.com/39F9RiuReu
— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) August 25, 2019
Sharpen your knives – it's #NationalSeafoodMonth! Check out this video from @Munchies and learn how to fillet an Alaska #salmon like a pro. 👇 https://t.co/Ef5cZ6PptU
— Alaska Seafood (@Alaska_Seafood) October 2, 2019
This polar bear was spotted on Alaska's Beaufort Sea. At the end of summer 2019, Arctic sea ice extent was tied as the second lowest since satellite observations began in 1979. Learn more about our changing Arctic on this #PolarBearDay: https://t.co/8quGsY7x4v pic.twitter.com/dyNbnE7ZaW
— NOAA Research (@NOAAResearch) February 27, 2020
Ocean acidification could impact the development of Pacific cod, an important Alaska fishery, according to new research from NOAA scientists. https://t.co/faD1zw02gm pic.twitter.com/4oHJiq0yKB
— NOAA Research (@NOAAResearch) February 21, 2019
BreakingNews: Oil and gas giant BP Alaska says it will stop all non-essential activity on the slope after a worker at Prudhoe Bay tested Positive • https://t.co/bmcMAysRkx • Alaska Airlines to provide service to the North Slope for BP • https://t.co/SsL8HYC2yX • #iFlyAlaska pic.twitter.com/6oIQKfD7Li
— AirlineNews (@AirlineNews) April 1, 2020
Why – with the damage they are doing to the Alaskan (and American) oil and gas industry through their “price-it-to-the-floor” tactics – would we keep importing Saudi and Russian oil? We are calling for a boycott – see more here: https://t.co/xtQiZTBS9R
— Rick Whitbeck – Power The Future Alaska (@PTFAlaska) March 30, 2020
Alaska's one-horse economy looking haggard as oil prices drophttps://t.co/sNubIKAchZ
— The Bond Buyer (@TheBondBuyer) April 3, 2020
From Alaska to the Gulf of Mexico, domestic oil and natural gas production is critical to a strong and secure America.https://t.co/mv5uANUP6w
— National Ocean Industries Association (@oceanindustries) March 31, 2020
Alaska and an oil industry trade group defended the Trump administration's effort to roll back on a block on oil and gas drilling in the Atlantic and Arctic oceans. https://t.co/nCGPxRAOBX
— Law360 (@Law360) April 2, 2020
Alaska conservation groups are blasting the Bureau of Land Management for considering an oil and gas project in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska during the novel coronavirus pandemic.https://t.co/WrLPHN9zBM
— E&E News (@EENewsUpdates) April 1, 2020
So peaceful being on the river. My first time casting a fly was in Alaska for Arctic grayling just prior to joining the Navy. I’ve been a student of the art ever since. I’m refining my skills for a serious trip this summer that ties into book 3… pic.twitter.com/Fs8XyUCBz6
— Jack Carr (@JackCarrUSA) April 6, 2019
“Why did we let so much noise soften the voice of God when He should be the one that’s the loudest?” Watch this clip of Retired Navy Seal Caleb Jones and his wife Jenna’s experience during their time in #Alaska with @SamaritansPurse #OperationHealOurPatriots. pic.twitter.com/ZISgIUAC5l
— Franklin Graham (@Franklin_Graham) June 12, 2019
Yesterday we welcomed a new group of #OperationHealOurPatriots wounded veterans & their spouses to #Alaska. Also glad to have heroic Southwest & retired U.S. Navy pilot Tammie Jo Shults, her husband Dean, & their son Marshall here to welcome them with us! pic.twitter.com/VFnlgQiRdk
— Franklin Graham (@Franklin_Graham) July 1, 2019
50-year-old message in a bottle from Soviet Navy captain washes up in Alaska https://t.co/6S3fRYBqfO
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) August 19, 2019
US Navy PV-1 Ventura aircraft of Bombing Squadron VB-135 and PBY-5A Catalina from another squadron at the Adak Island airfield, Aleutian Islands, US Territory of Alaska, summer 1943 pic.twitter.com/auBCrF16qn
— ⭐Sir Joe Guybee⭐ (@JGuybee) March 31, 2020
3,000 #USNavy & @USMC personnel are participating in Arctic Expeditionary Capabilities Exercise (AECE) 2019 in the Aleutian Islands and south-central Alaska. Combining cold weather training with community #Outreach, Navy divers help remove hazards to navigation. #NavyReadiness pic.twitter.com/Duc7s7VHBs
— U.S. Navy (@USNavy) September 10, 2019
#USNavy photos of the day: We commemorate the 57th French-American Navy Grasse Day, #USSComstock prepares to depart Alaska, #USSChancellorsville Sailors fire away, and Sailors with Naval Special Warfare Group 2 conduct dive training. ⬇️ info & download ⬇️ https://t.co/psxXfaMAs1 pic.twitter.com/HKlSwB4SkR
— U.S. Navy (@USNavy) September 24, 2019
For the first time in 10 years, an aircraft carrier is in the Gulf of Alaska as part of this year’s Northern Edge military exercises. It’s a small part of the Navy’s growing interest in Alaska as the Defense Dept eyes more of an Arctic presence. https://t.co/ZZxk47ZX2L pic.twitter.com/iOIC0nt4Ww
— Zachariah Hughes (@ZachHughesAK) May 22, 2019
On Christmas Eve, President Trump called members of the U.S. military who are stationed across the world.
He called Marines in Afghanistan, an Army unit in Kuwait, a Navy ship in the Gulf of Aden, an Air Force base in Missouri and a Coast Guard station in Alaska. pic.twitter.com/Cq2x0HRZLY
— Trump War Room – Text TRUMP to 88022 (@TrumpWarRoom) December 26, 2019
Alaska Vol.6
Sea otters, humpback whales, orcas and porpoises call Kenai Fjords, Alaska their home. Is this majestic place on your must-go list? pic.twitter.com/IM6mABqhYG
— REI (@REI) February 18, 2020
See Alaska as John Muir saw it, from ground and sea level, not looking down on it from several stories high large cruise ship (or from miles away). https://t.co/8S1qJzB5cO#windstarcruises #windstaralaska pic.twitter.com/NqfROURGhk
— Windstar Cruises (@WindstarCruises) February 27, 2020
Alaska's glaciers are melting, contributing to sea level rise. How much have they changed? Since 2009, our @NASA_ICE campaign has measured ice loss from above.
Fly over some of Earth's most dramatic landscapes in the latest episode of #NASAExplorers: https://t.co/bpyy7UpU1W pic.twitter.com/ih2jC2bU56
— NASA (@NASA) April 1, 2019
"We survived. But that was insane."
A kayaker's incredible footage captures the moment part of Alaska's Spencer Glacier suddenly collapsed into the sea. https://t.co/Q5BXU6wMT8 pic.twitter.com/CzgK6J80Hj
— ABC News (@ABC) August 20, 2019
Stop the BLM from stripping #polarbear #habitat protections for Big Oil profit! The critically imperiled Southern Beaufort Sea population needs these lands to survive. #Alaska’s #wildlife deserves better. Sign, share & tell the BLM to protect wildlife! https://t.co/gls5lMFLuW pic.twitter.com/wc3IF3ZqiA
— Defenders of Wildlife (@Defenders) January 26, 2020
WATCH: Scientists say that increasing glacial melts in Alaska are affecting local fish and animal habitats and are contributing to rising sea levels https://t.co/qTXPkfUKEv pic.twitter.com/l0aXfCcjJl
— Reuters (@Reuters) December 14, 2019
Rural Alaska villages are weighing coronavirus concerns as the #Iditarod heads for the Bering Sea coast: https://t.co/kVAulAuvPS pic.twitter.com/8XQOVyyeXA
— ADN Iditarod (@ADNIditarod) March 15, 2020
In Alaska, #business succession planning is particularly relevant. “In a young state like Alaska, we have many first- or second-generation #familybusinesses that need to address succession planning,” says says William Pearson of Foley, Foley & Pearson. https://t.co/f8wV7d3m5r
— Alaska Business (@AKBusinessMonth) March 6, 2020
#WellsFargo says it will not “directly finance #oil and #gas projects in the #Arctic region, including the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.” (via @alaskapublic)#ANWR #Alaska #Business #Environment https://t.co/tbRQyltCNw
— RCI-EyeOnTheArctic (@eyeonthearctic) March 3, 2020
Alaska Business is counting down its top-read stories of the year. This one from April comes in at #9 and looks at the behind the scenes players who help make North Slope life feel a bit more like home, and features Alliance member Doyon Drilling. https://t.co/Xaf6CDinHD
— AKAlliance (@AKAlliance) December 25, 2019
Some 600 business entities have filed plans with the state outlining how they’ll safely bring out-of-state workers into Alaska to support “critical infrastructure” amid the coronavirus pandemic, officials said Wednesday.https://t.co/Il7aJ0vEU4
— Alaska Public Media News (@AKpublicnews) March 26, 2020
Northern Star Resources has warned that the mining industry faces major disruption under growing restrictions on the movement of workers and suppliers in Australia and Alaska.https://t.co/2nban8gMVe
— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) March 26, 2020
Oil Search cuts pay and jobs with 100 jobs to go in Sydney and Anchorage operations in Alaska with an uncertain oil price outlook. @perrybwilliams
#energy #oil #coronavirus https://t.co/3MquImIE29— Business Review (@aus_business) March 27, 2020
Alaska Air Group is asking employees to take voluntary leaves of absence and cutting CEO Brad Tilden's salary to zero. In a filing for investors, Tilden said the coronavirus crisis appears "worse" than the post-9/11 downturn in airline business. https://t.co/gIZMw847j6
— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) March 16, 2020
Today in History: Secretary of State William Seward buys Alaska from Russia, 1867 #otd #tih https://t.co/WCGLYjoEjm pic.twitter.com/UsCYqw6aWP
— Library of Congress (@librarycongress) March 30, 2020
Russian-US Relations : Alaska 1867
By the 1850s a population of 300,000 sea otters was almost extinct, and Russia needed money after being defeated by France and Britain in the Crimean War. pic.twitter.com/gOsUM0YTtj
— Marialvw (@arktinentuuli) February 24, 2020
Today marks the 153rd anniversary of the Alaska Purchase. Many coastal towns still bear Russian names, and there are nearly 100 Russian Orthodox churches still active in the statehttps://t.co/TgIjhdj74x
— The Moscow Times (@MoscowTimes) March 30, 2020
On this day in 1867, U.S. Secretary of State William H. Seward signs a treaty with Russia for the purchase of Alaska for $7 million. pic.twitter.com/FIZlQlr1Nd
— KTUU.com (@Ch2KTUU) March 30, 2020
Five new cases of #COVID19 in #Alaska were announced by DHSS Monday — (2) in Anchorage, (2) in Fairbanks, and (1) in Palmer — one man and four women, all between the ages of 30 and 59. No new deaths or hospitalizations were reported https://t.co/EV8gdHMhwd
— KTUU.com (@Ch2KTUU) March 31, 2020
WATCH: A plane carrying as many as 240 Americans from Wuhan, the city at the center of the #coronavirus, lands in Alaska.
Passengers are set to go through screenings and are expected to be isolated in the airport's international terminal before continuing to southern California pic.twitter.com/fZNLwjHsLB
— QuickTake by Bloomberg (@QuickTake) January 29, 2020
The state of Alaska has issued a “strong advisory” recommending that all nonessential personal, business and medical travel — in state and out of state — stop immediately: https://t.co/LopfI7cFcF
— Anchorage Daily News (@adndotcom) March 21, 2020
For the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began, Alaska health care officials are publicly estimating the number of ventilators (200) and ICU beds (160) in the state: https://t.co/qSocvkHCi5
— Anchorage Daily News (@adndotcom) March 28, 2020
Alaska Legislature approves $4.5 billion budget plus $1,000 Permanent Fund dividend, then departs Juneau https://t.co/76fz3w8Ind
— Anchorage Daily News (@adndotcom) March 29, 2020
Alaska's U.S. lawmakers say the novel coronavirus pandemic is impacting the economy, but they're aiming to protect small businesses and workers with federal dollars. https://t.co/tVLbY2TMzy
— KTVA 11 News (@ktva) March 31, 2020
Alaska @GovDunleavy discusses his state's response to #coronavirus…#NextRevFNC pic.twitter.com/oXKMsMkaNO
— The Next Revolution (@NextRevFNC) March 30, 2020
Alaska is the only state whose name is on one row on a keyboard. #ShareAFactNoOneAskedFor pic.twitter.com/R1psdUfGGq
— Jack Miller (@personaugratin) March 29, 2020
Geoducks are considered a delicacy in China, but with the recent coronavirus outbreak, demand has plummeted.
Story by @eriwinsto of @AKEnergyDesk & @KRBDRadio https://t.co/wsTIxOWmim
— KTOO (@KTOOpubmedia) February 18, 2020
The Yukon produces a lot of renewable energy. And they have a surplus in the summer months, when cruise ships are in port at Skagway.
But the question is, who would pay for the infrastructure to make it work?
(by @clairestremple of @KHNS_FM)https://t.co/VGZcsLEVoe
— KTOO (@KTOOpubmedia) February 20, 2020
Last night @BBCRadio4 broadcast 'Universal Basic Income: Alaska Style', a documentary looking at the American state's Alaska Permanent Fund. It's a form of UBI funded by oil revenues that's been running since 1976. 🇺🇸
Listen back. 📻https://t.co/wonLWDCATv
— UBI Lab Sheffield #EmergencyUBI (@UBILabSheffield) March 25, 2020
Vertical landing in Alaska! 🇺🇸 Rotak Helicopter Services is taking care of business, transporting a @PilatusAircraft PC-12 🚁 #avgeek #aviation #planespotting Via @verticalmag pic.twitter.com/8H3pKGOPyM
— Menno Swart (@MennoSwart) February 23, 2020
#OnThisDay 1962: "About this marriage business, it's founded on a dishonest ceremony." Alan Whicker visited Hope, Alaska and learnt about love from a hermit. pic.twitter.com/YscdzkaIT2
— BBC Archive (@BBCArchive) December 27, 2019
Hey Alaska, ever wonder how immigration might be changing your state? Read the latest research below:
— FAIR (@FAIRImmigration) March 27, 2020
Juneau, Alaska, is dwarfed by the cruise industry. In 2019, cruise ship passengers outnumbered locals 35 to 1. A new @KTOOpubmedia podcast looks at the impact of that, starting with the moment the city decided to embrace a future focused on tourism. https://t.co/w4RWbSJWLJ
— NPR (@NPR) November 16, 2019
Hatchery hauls: Alaska’s statewide salmon catch gets $118 million boost https://t.co/Me37tpzEV4 pic.twitter.com/47a6qNu2eU
— National Fisherman (@NatFishMag) March 25, 2020
Salmon provide nutrients to Alaska streambanks – https://t.co/fqSM9duxGp. A new study led by our Dr. David D'Amore studied how different soils respond to the delivery of salmon-derived nutrients. pic.twitter.com/gAZjtALkqG
— Pacific NW Research (@usfs_pnwrs) March 25, 2020
Every day, we update the live location of the Pacific Legacy as it sails through the Gulf of Alaska for #GoA2020! 🐟⛴️#DYK that each feather on the arrow is 10 knots of wind? Keep track on our official page 👇https://t.co/VKLMlxA873 pic.twitter.com/aLN5OLWuOH
— Year of the Salmon – North Pacific (@yearofthesalmon) April 1, 2020
This story illustrates how important salmon are to communities around Alaska – as well as some of the big threats they face, like the proposed Pebble mine! #NoPebbleMine #ProtectBristolBay #FishForeverPebbleNever https://t.co/Va6tDPlVOC
— United Tribes of BB (@UnitedTribes_BB) April 1, 2020
" … over roughly a 4 month period, the eagle beelines south over 3000 miles, ending up in Idaho!". Only to be found dead, likely of lead poisoning. BAN lead bullets and shot for hunting! This is sickening.https://t.co/EeqZVseyi6
— WildLands Defense (@WLDdefense) April 1, 2020
Listen to the wind, the water–feel it, even. Seals like torpedoes. Wrestling bears. Yet the star of the show, as ever, is the wild sockeye salmon of #Alaska's Bristol Bay. It's the most stunning drone + underwater footage Alaska has ever seen. https://t.co/4sCFcN5fut pic.twitter.com/ouEehHkSS5
— TNC Alaska (@nature_AK) April 1, 2020
Test your #pacific #salmon knowledge with this quiz by the Alaska Dept of Fish and Game. https://t.co/gRJ7qNNAx9
— Watershed Watch Salmon Society (@WatershedWatch_) March 31, 2020
Sound up so you can hear that reel scream! This video captures a special time in a special place, when the river explodes into a winding ribbon of life giving nutrients… with gifts from the sea!https://t.co/orBZlCyTvq#driftwoodwildernesslodge #discoverkodiak #alaska #salmon pic.twitter.com/Es4FLP72Gm
— DriftwoodWildernessLodge (@LodgeDriftwood) March 31, 2020
Baked salmon just got easier thanks to our technique for baking soy-flavored wild Alaska salmon from frozen. Serve it with charred scallions and it's sure to become a regular in your weeknight meal rotation. @Alaska_Seafood #CookItFrozen #AskForAlaska #Ad https://t.co/4N3bsPWyYb pic.twitter.com/at5Pfn7ptD
— Serious Eats (@seriouseats) March 31, 2020
Even if you have little time and what feels like no food in the house, you can pull together a brilliant meal in just 20 minutes. The secret? Frozen wild Alaska salmon fillets and your grill. @Alaska_Seafood #CookItFrozen #AskForAlaska #Ad https://t.co/LaEGLoSoiQ pic.twitter.com/bxjEkMBM7e
— Serious Eats (@seriouseats) March 26, 2020
We may not be together, but we can eat together. https://t.co/0mo3PiroX2
— Trident Seafoods (@tridentseafoods) March 28, 2020
The chum salmon recipe is simple enough for a casual lunch, but can also be baked for formal events. Hopefully, your whole family will enjoy this delicious salmon recipe.https://t.co/laCy7lsgzr
— Fitneass (@FitnAssOfficial) March 31, 2020
Skipping meat for lent? Try Salmon from @wild_ak_salmon available in our on farm store. Their salmon is sustainably harvested in Alaska and then processed and flash frozen the very same day! pic.twitter.com/aNI61cP5VA
— Marcoot Creamery (@MarcootCreamery) March 28, 2020
The first-ever Wild Alaska Pollock Week starts today in Seattle! Unique dishes featuring this delicious tender sustainable fish will be available at several participating restaurants around the city. Info: https://t.co/XBUv0trdZH #WildAlaskaPollockWeek (📷 : @orfeorestaurant ) pic.twitter.com/MEYEK0ddOF
— Seattle (@VisitSeattle) February 28, 2020
Today is National Clam Chowder Day! Try this recipe for Alaskan seafood chowder tonight: https://t.co/FiNlndi6Ce
— ACF Chefs (@acfchefs) February 25, 2020
A Lox to Remember https://t.co/IL8CfOY1BE
— Bon Appétit (@bonappetit) February 14, 2020
In search of the perfectly crispy beer batter for fried fish? We’ve got you covered: https://t.co/wMWc1l2ddG
— Food & Wine (@foodandwine) February 12, 2020
#DidYouKnow – SIRF & @Alaska_Seafood are funding a research project about Symptom Care Using Fish-Based Nutrition, Post Breast Cancer. The research focuses on the potential to reduce inflammation, persistent pain, & fatigue through the consumption of fish. https://t.co/9yRicdPj7F pic.twitter.com/UZx2ye5JEl
— SIRF (@SIRFonline) February 3, 2020
The Pacific #halibut fishery opened earlier this month amid little fanfare in the time of the #coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/kLIzkaJgfW
— Saving Seafood (@savingseafood) March 25, 2020
Sobering news that ocean warming is causing the closure of one of the best managed fisheries in the world. Alaska Cod Fishery Closes And Industry Braces For Ripple Effect https://t.co/PbybhOP4TO
— Becca Selden (@BeccaSelden) December 10, 2019
Cod Apocalypse: Feds Close Gulf of Alaska Fishery for the First Time Ever After Historically Low Stock #cod #fishery #Alaskahttps://t.co/hXUIQSjcHB via @Strange_Sounds pic.twitter.com/za5Qu46pxS
— Strange Sounds (@Strange_Sounds) December 9, 2019
For first time ever officials have closed the Gulf of Alaska’s cod fishery due to historically low numbers of the fish.
There are “next to no” new eggs, according to the NOAA.https://t.co/uf97iruFiO
— XR Cambridge (@xr_cambridge) December 9, 2019
Fish ALL GONE! Gulf of Alaska Fishery to Close for First Time Ever, Sea Birds Affected In Mass #breaking #news #dieoff #Alaska #fish #birds https://t.co/hLK01Hgjly
— Dahboo7 (@dahboo7) December 8, 2019
.@northroadben is exactly what Alaska politicians dream about when they talk bringing new business to Alaska: A NewSpace entrepreneur who has come home to run his own company.
They should listen when he says people like him need the @UA_System. #akleg https://t.co/7dVO04jXmA
— Tom Hewitt (@tomhewittnews) July 24, 2019
"Too much too quick": Some Alaska business groups say they worry what Dunleavy vetoes will mean for state economy https://t.co/dnpIUbWAnu
— Anchorage Daily News (@adndotcom) July 24, 2019
The name is hagfish but you can call it a ‘slime eel.’ Meet a new Alaska fishery. https://t.co/jDDR0MLZqp
— Anchorage Daily News (@adndotcom) December 25, 2018
A stunning shortage of Bering Sea ice in spring and record warmth in autumn marked what scientists say will be one of the warmest years recorded in Alaska. https://t.co/dNP9dmjnig #akwx
— Anchorage Daily News (@adndotcom) January 1, 2019
Here’s how Alaska fishery managers expect this salmon season to play out https://t.co/M3XAWT0WQZ pic.twitter.com/cQd2iNpBva
— Anchorage Daily News (@adndotcom) May 15, 2018
Alaska politics roundup: Chinese pipeline deal stuck behind Great Wall as legislators fly to Houston for tax talks https://t.co/2dFIRRzn7L #akleg
— Anchorage Daily News (@adndotcom) November 18, 2017
Climate warming is taking a toll on sea ice off Alaska’s northwest coast. University of Washington scientists onboard a research vessel are studying the changes and the dangers they pose. https://t.co/GXAHJrD8FK
— AP West Region (@APWestRegion) November 19, 2019
Frenchman is the first Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race musher to reach Alaska’s Bering Sea coast. He won $1,500 in gold nuggets for arriving first at the wind-whipped coast. https://t.co/upqLlY2NZf
— AP West Region (@APWestRegion) March 11, 2019
The public has until June 29 to comment on a proposed mine near a major salmon fishery in Alaska. In 2012, FRONTLINE examined the fault lines between those who depend on the fishery for a living, and the mining companies pushing for the mine. https://t.co/3jdGBFG0Qj
— FRONTLINE (@frontlinepbs) April 8, 2018
Scott Pruitt wants to pour mine waste into Alaska's major salmon fishery https://t.co/IArUoirZqu
— The National Memo (@NationalMemo) April 7, 2018
EPA halts its plan to stop environmental protection for a part of Alaska, which could save a salmon fishery and threaten a proposed gold mine https://t.co/2z0GfiMlUN pic.twitter.com/ILDPwBwdO5
— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) January 27, 2018
Alaska Vol.5
Finally! @AK_OK did the story the rest of us have been thinking about. Here is a terrific explanation of the beating Alaska's economy just took, will continue to take and the choices lawmakers are facing when trying to figure out how to keep the lights on. https://t.co/ozTqAPv7yy
— Rashah McChesney (@RashahMcChesney) March 23, 2020
https://t.co/nIwaJtXPxf Hard to overstate how devastating this is for the Alaska economy. #COVIDー19
— Must Read Alaska (@MustReadAlaska) March 9, 2020
Need more info on how social distancing works and why it is CRITICAL to #stopthespread of coronavirus? Here's an informative article from Southcentral Foundation: https://t.co/uxkRm4jt2B
— United Tribes of BB (@UnitedTribes_BB) March 30, 2020
Video update of our Vine Road pipeline replacement project: pic.twitter.com/IGsIgZQ3dr
— ENSTAR Natural Gas (@ENSTARNatGas) September 14, 2019
A large block of thawing permafrost topples into the ocean on the Arctic coast of Alaska at the edge of the Beaufort Sea. The decline in landfast sea ice is exposing coasts to high energy wave action during winter storms. Photo: U.S. Geological Survey https://t.co/G7kIxxZody pic.twitter.com/QiLXyPIzSZ
— The Ice Age ❄️ (@Jamie_Woodward_) February 25, 2020
Unusually large numbers of sea otters carcasses were turning up in Katmai, in Alaska.
Using automated cameras, scientists have identified the culprits: Brown bears were eating them — a previously undocumented behavior.
My story for @hakaimagazinehttps://t.co/BAflQZ1dxd pic.twitter.com/G99t1OZuKR
— Nat Herz (@Nat_Herz) February 8, 2020
Rising sea levels will threaten 3 times more people in the next 30 years than previously thought, according to the latest scientific estimates.
Among the hundreds of millions of people worldwide facing the threat are the 400 residents of Newtok, Alaska.https://t.co/Xmjz0SvogD
— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) November 30, 2019
NORAD detected 2 Russian spy planes flying off the coast of Alaska: Business Insiderhttps://t.co/gISpORjvqc pic.twitter.com/7s6s9Byu0b
— UNIAN (English) (@unian_en) August 5, 2019
BP sells Alaska business to Hilcorp for $5.6 billion. Learn more – https://t.co/4bSM9UTrHe#BP #Hilcorp #Alaska #northslope #prudhoebay #oil #oilandgasnews pic.twitter.com/OqrpYozWUh
— World Oil Online (@WorldOil) August 27, 2019
Today begins a new chapter for Prudhoe Bay as we confirm the sale of our Alaska business to @HilcorpEnergyCo. Thank you Alaska. #PrudhoeProud https://t.co/1uuzemt2uH pic.twitter.com/tW89k4mni7
— BP_Alaska (@BP_Alaska) August 27, 2019
Chris Amstutz, vice president of oil and gas industry programs, talks about removing profitability barriers with automation technology in the June edition of Alaska Business. Story: https://t.co/eiL51eyWXk. @AKBusinessMonth @EMR_Automation
— Paradigm (@ParadigmLtd) June 6, 2019
A state-of-the-art tool used by the oil industry in Alaska to avoid harming or disturbing polar bears may not be all that effective, a study found https://t.co/V5dCuxOddo
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 28, 2020
Public documents reveal that a timber industry group is being paid — in taxpayer dollars originating with the U.S. Forest Service — to select which trees it wants to cut in a massive timber sale on Prince of Wales Island in southeast Alaska. https://t.co/OfbIFEkMaN
— Earthjustice (@Earthjustice) February 9, 2020
A new Alaska oil tax initiative is aimed at raising taxes on legacy fields. According to oil industry officials, this initiative has the potential to kill future investments. https://t.co/8efJTxNjzl
— Power The Future (@powerthefuture) December 11, 2019
Cross the treeless, frozen tundra of southwest Alaska, over ice-covered lakes and ponds near the Bering Sea, and you'll find the first community in the U.S. counted for the 2020 census. https://t.co/aXD1A6jHFj pic.twitter.com/MDJYgRFe60
— NPR (@NPR) February 20, 2020
Tell me this girl isn't a fan of fishing 😂 Good friend Kristin Dunn with @Kodiakcustom Fishing Tackle with side kick famous Davis on camera catching Alaska wild salmon. FULL TV episodes available on Amazon Prime Video & YouTube https://t.co/ChL0EqLpqv #Alaska #Salmon #Fishing pic.twitter.com/cOHd0f4jD9
— Alaska Outdoors TV (@AKODTV) March 2, 2020
Mining Road Moves Closer to Opening Biggest Block of Wild Alaska https://t.co/e4yyDhKLfG
— Earthworks (@Earthworks) March 30, 2020
Our supporters sent 21,000 comments to the Trump administration opposing plans to build this 211-mile long industrial road through Gates of the Arctic National Preserve and adjacent to Gates of the Arctic Wilderness. Stay tuned…This fight is NOT over!https://t.co/FTx8qjNz5u
— Wilderness Watch (@WildernessWatch) March 29, 2020
$35M set aside for Alaska mining access road amid pandemic https://t.co/fQR7B7JF5Q
— Star World (@Star_Foreign) March 28, 2020
BLM paved the way for a road across an untouched part of Alaska, connecting potential new mines to the outside world, publishing a final environmental impact statement outlining no environmental impacts significant enough to stop the proposed Ambler Road.https://t.co/6foKonSsuY
— E&E News (@EENewsUpdates) March 27, 2020
A mining company secretly gave talking points, ghost written letters and lobbyist advice to the governor of Alaska to lobby the Trump administration to move forward with a mining project despite warnings from the EPA. https://t.co/r9FlvZpFXb
— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) December 30, 2019
Alaska’s Governor is working against his own people’s best interests. A mining company worked in cahoots with Gov. Mike Dunleavy (R) to get Trump to reverse an Obama-era restriction on a mine that will decimate the wild salmon population in Alaska.😡😡😡👇https://t.co/ocXClypKTa
— Ladywolf (@NorskLadyWolf) December 22, 2019
Tom Stienstra | As in Alaska, salmon draw in bears on Tahoe creeks. The bears will stay as long as there are fish in the creek to eat, and this past week, the run was still going strong. https://t.co/SCB6prYSjx pic.twitter.com/GENyIJE21Z
— San Francisco Chronicle (@sfchronicle) October 20, 2019
ASX Announcement: Northern Cobalt Limited ( $N27)
"Binding agreement to earn up to 80% of the Goodpaster Project, adjacent to Northern Star’s Pogo Gold Mine, Alaska. "#Mining #MiningNews @NorthernCobalthttps://t.co/cZC8vhL7Mn pic.twitter.com/pMAiN9lpFH
— Mining.com.au (@miningcomau) October 17, 2019
Trump officials broke the law when they gave a green light to a proposed copper and gold mine near Alaska’s Bristol Bay, mining opponents said in a lawsuit filed today. https://t.co/ytxr1w9y3k
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) October 9, 2019
National Parks Conservation Association warns Alaska's mining "road to ruin" could change forever one of the last great wild landscapes on the planet https://t.co/287lT5kBha
— Newsweek (@Newsweek) September 14, 2019
The Editorial Board shines light on three travesties: Trump's push to open the Tongass National Forest in Alaska to logging and his efforts to revive potentially destructive mining projects in Alaska and Minnesota https://t.co/skks9x4Or5
— New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion) September 1, 2019
"Trump has told Agriculture Sec Sonny Perdue to exempt Alaska’s Tongass National Forest from logging restrictions.
"The move would affect more than half of the world’s largest intact temperate rainforest, opening it to logging, energy & mining projects:https://t.co/RfDqDieXtd
— Rachel Maddow MSNBC (@maddow) August 27, 2019
"Scientists have now confirmed that at least one of Katmai’s brown bears is preying on live sea otters—a previously undocumented behavior that speaks to broader ecological changes driven by the rebound of Alaska’s sea otter population." https://t.co/hsuGsuOWKk
— Bear Trust International (@BearTrust) February 7, 2020
For guests currently booked on upcoming cruises, Holland America Line is temporarily changing its cancellation policy and allowing guests to cancel their #cruise or Alaska Land+Sea Journey departing through May 31, 2020. For full details –> https://t.co/IKRHvWhYic pic.twitter.com/MkqYlgPSKl
— Holland America Line (@HALcruises) March 6, 2020
US #Coast Guard #helicopter team from Air Station Kodiak Alaska medevaced a 43-year old crewman of the American fish factory vessel #BOUNTIFUL 28 Jan in the Bering Sea. He was taken to Saint Paul island for further transfer to Anchorage for medical attention pic.twitter.com/CI21b9epNX
— Chris Cavas (@CavasShips) January 29, 2020
#Anchorage (Alaska) has just experienced its first month of 'below average' temperatures in 22 months AND its 8th coldest January on record!
Cold air penned in across the Arctic has also meant Arctic sea ice extent is greater than a year ago BUT still below the 1981-2010 median pic.twitter.com/jAxcpMkSRW
— Matt Taylor (@MetMattTaylor) February 2, 2020
Much below normal temperatures for the last two months has enabled Bering Sea ice to just barely exceed 100% of normal. On this date in 2018, there was unprecedented open water in the Bering Strait and into the Chukchi Sea. @AlaskaWx @IARC_Alaska https://t.co/NvUvruO70D pic.twitter.com/DVpzEs2Ozt
— Brian Brettschneider (@Climatologist49) February 21, 2020
A storm will spread snow from the Upper Midwest to the Northeast into Tuesday. Locally heavy rain will be possible in the Deep South. In Alaska, a storm will rapidly strengthen over the Bering Sea Monday where it will bring strong winds and heavy snow through midweek. pic.twitter.com/afkdifUIPK
— National Weather Service (@NWS) February 17, 2020
Well above average temperatures across all of Siberia last month.
Colder anomalies were observed in areas around the Barents Sea, Greenland, and Alaska. [Data from JRA-55 reanalysis] pic.twitter.com/qiOdnNRAeK
— Zack Labe (@ZLabe) February 4, 2020
More fun with sea ice: #GOES17/#GOESwest True Color RGB images showing the tidal ebb and flow of ice within Cook Inlet, Alaska: https://t.co/rSSrNMfJ59 #AKwx pic.twitter.com/SJvcBvAeLf
— Scott Bachmeier (@CIMSS_Satellite) March 16, 2020
This jet stream pattern with the huge excursion over Alaska is freakish and likely caused by Arctic sea ice depletion causing stagnant patterns.
This is prime example of the "climate juiced" atmosphere patterns expected to become more frequent due to climate heating. pic.twitter.com/66j6BcTzDF
— Ryan Maue (@RyanMaue) October 26, 2019
IT IS 27°C (49°F) ABOVE NORMAL IN THE ARCTIC'S CHUKCHI SEA AND NORTHERN ALASKA!
This is 𝙢𝙚𝙡𝙩𝙞𝙣𝙜 sea ice in the middle of winter! pic.twitter.com/YmzxfVhAMJ
— Kevin Pluck Plain Soap Destroys Viruses (@kevpluck) December 11, 2019
The calendar says November, but sea ice in the Arctic north of Alaska is still hundreds of miles from shore.
This is not normal.
We are in a climate emergency. https://t.co/6DLykwfedq pic.twitter.com/LxWIA6MaJg
— Eric Holthaus (@EricHolthaus) November 5, 2019
DYK there are over 2,000 brown bears @KatmaiNPS in hibernation right now? They will soon emerge from their dens in search of salmon & other food sources. 🐻🐟 #WildlifeWednesday
Watch a highlight reel of their adventures at Brooks Falls: https://t.co/HM22AUaZae
— SCA (@the_sca) March 25, 2020
"For them, and for many people in Alaskan coastal communities, the commercial #fishingindustry & #ocean are less a livelihood and more a lifeline, passion, and calling."
Meet the salmon sisters, of the MSC certified Alaska salmon fishery: https://t.co/PJT0omcMUP#OceanLives
— Marine Stewardship Council (@MSCecolabel) January 21, 2020
Working title for paper in progress "The Sea is not Level".
Take a look at Juneau, Alaska – sea is falling by 13.25mm/yr (52'/century) due to post-glacial rebound 10,000 yrs after the glaciers were mostly melted! Imagine how much the land had been depressed by the weight of ice. pic.twitter.com/eeiSkcz7vU— Patrick Moore (@EcoSenseNow) November 30, 2019
5 native, business & environmental organizations sued the EPA over a proposed controversial Alaska gold and copper mine that the Trump administration has backed after it reversed an Obama-era decision that stopped the project due to environmental concerns https://t.co/UilJ7ywTUm
— CNN (@CNN) October 8, 2019
"For the first time in recorded history, Alaska’s sea ice has melted completely away. That means there was no sea ice whatsoever within 150 miles of its shores, according to the National Weather Service": https://t.co/jO67u0cm3d
— robintransition (@robintransition) September 23, 2019
Anchorage hit 90°F. Seals and other animals are unexpectedly dying. And the sea ice is long gone from the coastline. Welcome to summer in Alaska in the Anthropocene.https://t.co/5mNtZM2bjV
— InsideClimate News (@insideclimate) August 11, 2019
Alaska's sea ice has plummeted to its lowest August levels ever https://t.co/j5cW1iIkM0
— TIME (@TIME) August 8, 2019
Alaska's Sea Ice Has All Melted https://t.co/XH7ohGy9NS
— EcoWatch (@EcoWatch) August 7, 2019
Alaska is the most rapidly changing state in the US and has no sea ice within 150 miles of its shores. After a summer with well above-average temperatures, warmer seas, and a historic July heat wave, sea ice has vanished in Alaskan waters. https://t.co/v2wC1RBje8
— katmai (@ukudigada) August 6, 2019
Alaska's record-hot summer:
* July to be warmest month on record, by a lot
* No below freezing temp since June 28, longest streak
* Anchorage's humidity like NYC & DC at times
* 'Collapsing' sea ice is record lowhttps://t.co/kfKvRTeeF9— Capital Weather Gang (@capitalweather) July 30, 2019
Melting Alaska sea ice has residents, scientists worried https://t.co/xzcD22dGTA pic.twitter.com/u6ZNB2Xo3e
— New York Post (@nypost) July 1, 2019
Temperatures soared more than 20 degrees Fahrenheit above the March average in many parts of Alaska, a result of disappearing sea ice and a wobbly jet stream https://t.co/jkHDjW8Dsz
— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 10, 2019
https://twitter.com/XposeTrophyHunt/status/1202854485749485568
Swim into the Eastern Pacific Seascape Hope Spot! This massive Hope Spot (almost 770,000 square miles – bigger than the state of Alaska!) provides habitat for hammerhead sharks, migrating leatherback sea turtles, and so much more! Dive in and test your knowledge.
📸: Kip Evans pic.twitter.com/T7RL2fJPLi
— Mission Blue (@MissionBlue) September 27, 2019
Arctic Indigenous residents directly contributed to the annual @NOAA Arctic Report Card for the 1st time. Elders from 8 communities in Alaska's Bering Sea region wrote "Voices from the Front Lines of a Changing Bering Sea," This is their story: https://t.co/LVj1z4Q9fL
— Ocean Conservancy (@OurOcean) January 3, 2020
Want to Know What #ClimateChange Feels Like? Ask an Alaskan.
Vanished sea ice. Skies choked with #wildfire smoke. Animals appearing where they shouldn’t. Climate change is visible everywhere in Alaska.https://t.co/YR7vlylYjk #sealevelrise #climatecrisis #ethoslifestyle
— EthosLifestyle (@EthosLifestyle) March 1, 2020
Alaska has been in the throes of an unprecedented heat wave this summer, and the heat stress is killing salmon in large numbers https://t.co/I0b7AJpUBf
— CNN (@CNN) August 17, 2019
The heat stress that killed thousands of salmon in Alaska last month is a sign of things to come, scientist warns. https://t.co/KKZ888vJ1q
— CBC News (@CBCNews) August 24, 2019
Record heat in Alaska: Salmon are dying from heat stress
pic.twitter.com/Xzttp9NzEy— ༻⋆≺ Martin 🏳️🌈 ≻⋆༺ (@KlatuBaradaNiko) August 22, 2019
This is climate change at latitude 60° N. One of many salmon streams near Cordova, Alaska. The lack of rain & unusually warm temperatures left creek levels too low for fish to even swim up them to spawn. #ClimateChange #wildsalmon #Alaska #salmon pic.twitter.com/7pvMFYMA7d
— Jennifer Pickett, PhD (@PickfishJen) September 23, 2019
﹡UAS Press Release﹡
COEUR ALASKA INC. $20,000 DONATION CREATES MORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR HANDS-ON UNDERGRADUATE WORK
In total Coeur Alaska has donated $124,000 to UAS and a total of $156,700 to the UA system since 2011.
Read the entire press release at: https://t.co/yhHKxhNJme pic.twitter.com/4GEperHHdG
— UASoutheast (@uasoutheast) September 14, 2018
While we are isolated at home, two of our #UBCOceans community have been isolated on the high seas on the @yearofthesalmon 2020 Gulf of Alaska Expedition. Learn more here: https://t.co/9l3LHTXxbs @nataliemahara #JacobLerner @UBCpelagic @PSF
— UBC Oceans (@UBCoceans) March 25, 2020
Check out this in-depth profile from @sciencemagazine on Alaska Salmon Program scientist Daniel Schindler and the importance of his research.https://t.co/pfO2uP9ZiG
— UW SAFS (@UW_SAFS) September 30, 2019
In partnership with the Alaska Business Development Center, #Cornell Johnson MPS Accounting, #CornellDyson, and @CornellLaw students are in rural #Alaska helping low-income individuals and families with their #tax returns pic.twitter.com/1ZaHoLdX4T
— Johnson at Cornell (@CornellMBA) February 27, 2019
Illinois Vol.9 (corporations)
@Walgreens
@McDonalds
@Boeing
@CaterpillarInc
@united
@Sears
@MDLZ
@JLL
@AbbottNews
@advocatehealth
@StateFarm
@JohnDeere
@CushWake
@baxter_intl
@LKQCorp
@Hyatt
@Allstate
@rrdonnelley
@LevyRestaurants
@Exelon
@ADMupdates
@Elite_Staffing
@jewelosco
@abbvie
@DoverCorp
@GallagherGlobal
@DurhamSchoolSvc
@SPPlusCorp
@HSBC_US
@grainger
@USFoods
@NorthwesternMed
@ultabeauty
@LSCCareers
@FBHS_News
@Stericycle_Inc
@Medline
@LSIS_usa
@BP_America
@HCSC
@OSFHealthCare
@OSIsustainable
@NorthernTrust
@FollettLearning
@TransdevNA
@Moto
@Discover
@packagingcorp
@BMOHarrisBank
@aptar
@ConagraBrands
@NavistarNews
@Flex_N_Gate
@Littelfuse
@adtalemglobal
@ULdialogue
@Ingredion
@CampingWorld
@SaraLeeDesserts
@MolexConnectors
@SNICompanies
@CDKGlobal
@Anixter
@CDWCorp
@UnivarSolutions
@AlightSolutions
@ZurichNA
@PSAV
@Aon_plc
@McDermottLaw
@RSMUSLLP
@GrantThorntonUS
Illinois Vol.8 (cities, counties)
@chicago
@city_bureau
@ChicagolandCmbr
@ChooseChicago
@ChicagoDOT
@cta
@RTA_Chicago
@Metra
@WorldBizChicago
@ChicagoInno
@Chi_Innovation
@ITAbuzz
@mHUBChicago
@ChicagoVentures
@connectory
@ChiLoopAlliance
@TheMagMile
@NavyPier
@ChicagoWater
@ChicagoMuseum
@cbrechicago
@CrainsChicago
@artinstitutechi
@chicagosymphony
@chifilmfest
@CFDMedia
@ChicagosBestTV
@TimeOutChicago
@eaterchicago
@ChicagoFoodMag
@Chicago_Reader
@C2ST
@UChicago
@LoyolaChicago
@DePaulU
@ColumbiaChi
@UICnews
@ChiCityColleges
@cookcountygov
@DuPageCounty
@LakeCountyIL
@WillCoHealth
@KaneCoHealth
@McHenryCountyIL
@MadisonCHD
@SCCEconDev
@McLeanCoIL
@tazcosheriff
@newssun
@bellevillenewsd
@Pantagraph
@CityofAuroraIL
@CityofRockford
@gorockford
@RockfordAreaEDC
@TheCityofJoliet
@jolietchamber
@NapervilleIL
@NaperChamber
@ElginIL
@BeaconNews
@nwherald
@kcchronicle
@Daily_Chronicle
@Joliet_HN
@NapervilleSun
@couriernews
@PNdaily
@CityofPeoria_IL
@PeoriaIllinois
@CityofEvanston
@EvanstonChamber
@EvanstonNow
@NorthwesternU
@ChicagoNShore
Illinois Vol.7 (state, economy, etc.)
@CMEGroup
@CBOE
@ChicagoFed
@ChicagoCouncil
@chicagotribune
@Suntimes
@IllinoisDCEO
@CHANGEIL
@intersectillin1
@TMAInfo
@IMA_Today
@ILRetail
@IlliniRestAssoc
@ILFarmBureau
@ilcorn
@LiveWorkGrowCIA
@ILChamber
@IllinoisEPI
@IllinoisIDES
@ILOpportunity
@ILworkNet
@SBA_Illinois
@ILBizImmigrant
@ILFilmOffice
@enjoyillinois
@IDOT_Illinois
@fly2ohare
@fly2midway
@Springfield_IL
@GrowSangamon
@SJRbreaking
@JGTCOnline
@news_gazette
@heraldandreview
@ILTimes
@thesouthern
@ComEd
@AmerenIllinois
@IllinoisScience
@argonne
@Illinois_Alma
@UISedu
@IllinoisStateU
@SIUC
@SIUE
@IllinoisChannel
@BetterGov
@Reform4Illinois
@IllinoisPolicy
@CommonCauseIL
@PolitiFactIL
@lcouncilswil
Nine new hubs across the state have been added to the Illinois Innovation Network, a collaborative initiative being led by the U of I System in an effort to boost the Illinois economy. https://t.co/61eyRziGdS
— U of IL System (@UofILSystem) May 15, 2019
The @UofILSystem pumps $17.5 billion into the Illinois economy annually and supports 171,000 jobs – one in every 46 jobs across the state, according to a new economic impact study released today. https://t.co/oImTaSQIjU
— U of IL System (@UofILSystem) September 27, 2018
#UIC pours $7.6B into Illinois economy annually, according to a new economic impact study. https://t.co/NF96zpn3Cy#UICProud #goUIC pic.twitter.com/pyEQ0Ksqy0
— UIC News (@UICnews) October 1, 2018
Moody's sees reason for optimism over Illinois economy https://t.co/8Wn5iBl6WK
— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) February 19, 2019
Immigration is good for our country and good for our economy. In Illinois alone, the revenue created by immigrant-founded companies was equal to 70% of the state’s GDP. Nationwide, these companies employ more than 13.5 million Americans. https://t.co/ozCNAGf03k
— Senator Dick Durbin (@SenatorDurbin) July 29, 2019
The USMCA will support Illinois’ economy, provide more certainty to agriculture, & improve trade relationships with Canada & Mexico, our top trading partners. Glad the Senate voted today to pass this agreement on a bipartisan basis, with the support of business, labor, & farmers.
— Senator Dick Durbin (@SenatorDurbin) January 16, 2020
#USMCA will strengthen Illinois' agriculture economy and bolster our workforce.
It's time to put the interests of American farmers, workers, and small businesses ahead of partisan politics. #USMCAnowhttps://t.co/AqJVxImn2J
— Darin LaHood (@RepLaHood) October 3, 2019
Corn & Soybeans are staples of #Illinois’ economy but farmers are being pummeled, month after month by #TrumpTariffs. I visited @LCFarmBureau last night to talk to farmers & pledge my support for a stable economic policy, not a shortsighted trade war. pic.twitter.com/cWwSDto0VO
— Rep. Sean Casten (@RepCasten) August 22, 2019
Illinois exported $27.6 billion in machinery, equipment & resources to Canada and Mexico in 2017 alone. The new #USMCA promotes freer markets and fairer trade that will boost our economy and grow Illinois jobs. #twill pic.twitter.com/CGKE7k0tfe
— Rep. David McSweeney (@1980reagan) March 18, 2019
Most legislation gets mired down in talk of price tags, but with #CEJA the better question is — how much will the Illinois economy benefit from its passage? https://t.co/1jqC2rG5Bn
— EDF Energy Program (@EDFEnergyEX) December 8, 2019
ISTC is proud to join @FWDus and 60+ companies and organizations supporting the vital OPT program, and the STEM OPT Extension. OPT is critical to retaining top talent and growing Illinois' economy. #STEM #OPThttps://t.co/m3FhohkFtH
— ISTCoalition (@ISTCoalition) November 26, 2019
Congratulations to @BetsyZEO and the entire team at @1871Chicago for being named the top business incubator in the world!
You’re powering Illinois’ innovation economy and showing what’s possible when big thinkers come together to turn an idea into reality. https://t.co/lizweswV9l
— Governor JB Pritzker (@GovPritzker) November 7, 2019
I was excited to learn about the COFCO/Growmark grain partnership and tour operations in Cahokia. #Agriculture is our state’s largest industry and @GovPritzker and I are glad to see innovative partnerships that help drive Illinois’ economy. #LGontheMove pic.twitter.com/1WvOMV187q
— Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton (@LtGovStratton) November 21, 2019
Almost 50% of likely Illinois voters said they are very concerned about the economy over the next year, according to CBS News primary polls. https://t.co/E3KhCZjESV pic.twitter.com/Mygozau55H
— CBS News (@CBSNews) March 17, 2020
Gov. J.B. Pritzker released a 5-year plan to revitalize Illinois’ economy. Here's what it says. https://t.co/e0XltpLkw9
— Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) October 10, 2019
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker says stay-at-home orders should have been done nationally: "Unless we tell people to stay home and to stop interacting in the way that they were, we're going to see more … tens of thousands of more deaths than we otherwise would" #CNNSOTU pic.twitter.com/JI2zdgDSBY
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) March 22, 2020
Yesterday, @RepUnderwood met with Illinois travel and tourism leaders to discuss the important impact of travel to the Illinois economy, as well as the issues most important to our industry. Thank you, Rep. Underwood, for taking the time to discover why #TravelMatters. pic.twitter.com/PASXgtI5v3
— Power of Travel (@TravelCoalition) October 8, 2019
Jobless claims are surging across the country, with some 64,000 Illinoisans making claims in just the first three days of this week, according to the Illinois Department of Employment Security.https://t.co/OwplVu2tqo
— WTTW (Chicago PBS) (@wttw) March 20, 2020
Illinois could see gas prices below $1 as the pandemic crushes fuel demand and sends the economy to the brink of a recession. https://t.co/wIeAK9Pcwa
— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) March 23, 2020
Coronavirus a ‘public health disaster’ for struggling rideshare drivers and gig economy https://t.co/QPTPPsUYRl
— Illinois News Now (@NowIllinois) March 20, 2020
Report: Despite diverse economy, Illinois more vulnerable to coronavirus downturn https://t.co/JoRrRlfyqB
— Illinois News Now (@NowIllinois) March 17, 2020
Please click the link and check out my article. Railways have been instrumental in the development of the Illinois’ economy. Illinois is the center of the… https://t.co/wPBXVhJNFY
— Marcus C. Evans, Jr. (@Repevans33) December 21, 2019
Paid family leave would benefit mothers, fathers, and newborns, obviously, but a new ILEPI-@Illinois_Alma study says it would also benefit Illinois economy and businesses, with gains in worker income, stability, and productivity. https://t.co/Cf0jS2jEIG
— One Illinois (@OneILMedia) February 3, 2020
Even though the #coronavirus is directly impacting the economy, consumer confidence remains high. Remember this, because even though business may slow a bit, consumers are still feeling confident to consume!! https://t.co/2d9IAOd0VQ
— IllinoisSBDC (@IllinoisSBDC) March 17, 2020
Small businesses are the heartbeat of the Illinois economy. When you’re out shopping this holiday weekend, be sure to visit some of your favorite locally owned businesses. Your purchases will support local jobs and encourage entrepreneurship. #SmallBusinessSaturday pic.twitter.com/naNSkXCcRM
— Illinois Comptroller (@ILComptroller) November 30, 2019
.@JBPritzker should be held accountable for his actions. He has crushed the illinois economy to try and play hero and in the process is denying Americans of their unalienable rights.https://t.co/y4MZi1zV5J
— Kash Jackson (@KashJackson2018) March 22, 2020
It can be a balancing act trying to stay afloat financially and making sure the local economy doesn't tank.https://t.co/UCAYmcN6pd
— FOX Illinois (@foxillinois) March 19, 2020
Our chairman @1980Reagan is advocating for a 25% sales tax cut to stimulate the Illinois economy. We need to CUT taxes now!
Join us in sending a clear message to Springfield → Cut the sales tax rate by 25% NOW!
— Cut Illinois Taxes Now (@CutILTaxesNow) March 18, 2020
"Out-of-control property taxes pose an immediate and serious threat to Illinois’ economy," Joe Cahill writes in @CrainsChicago.
"Too bad the state’s political leaders don’t see it that way."https://t.co/0P2vZi0hnn
— Dennis Rodkin (@Dennis_Rodkin) January 14, 2020
Progressive tax uncertainty could trip Illinois’ already-stumbling economy @illinoispolicy @GovPritzker #illinois #uncertainty #Election2020 #taxes https://t.co/o2SAvSewgM
— Orphe Divounguy (@PolicyQuantsPhD) July 25, 2019
Florida Vol.10 / 2020 Democratic Party presidential primaries Vol.31 (#SuperTuesday3)
WATCH: @JoeBiden delivered remarks from his home in Delaware following his projected election victory in Florida. The Democratic presidential candidate called for unity amid the #COVID19 pandemic, urging leadership/cooperation at all levels of government. pic.twitter.com/MdnUwlzRUk
— Spectrum News 13 (@MyNews13) March 18, 2020
NEWS: the entire Florida Democratic Congressional delegation has endorsed @JoeBiden #TeamJoe https://t.co/L8BWtHNYxe
— Kate Berner (@KateBerner) March 15, 2020
BREAKING: @nikkifried, the top elected Democrat in Florida, is endorsing Joe Biden for president. https://t.co/ChMJDOA5Nd
— Steve Contorno (@scontorno) March 11, 2020
More endorsements for @JoeBiden on the eve of Florida’s primary. These leaders know Joe and trust him to lead the country through this challenging moment. pic.twitter.com/kbd8U8ygwY
— Kevin Munoz (@munozka315) March 17, 2020
South Florida Sun Sentinel’s March 2020 election endorsements — all in one place – South Florida Sun-Sentinel And they endorse #JoeBiden https://t.co/kzZNHn8lCe
— Le Chat Proud Democrat (@LeChatNoire4) March 17, 2020
.@JoeBiden “won every county” in: Florida, Michigan, Missouri, & South Carolina.
Let’s be honest:
-VP Biden is turning out voters across the United States.
-He’s the best candidate who is going to beat Trump.
-Biden is the leader who can unify our nation on DAY1. #TeamJoe pic.twitter.com/QGZ3RbAHbs
— Kamau M. Marshall (@KamauMandela) March 18, 2020
Joe Biden has won the Florida primary, the biggest delegate prize of three states voting Tuesday.
More live results here https://t.co/8AFguoczLW pic.twitter.com/2EHXBBTjoA
— POLITICO (@politico) March 18, 2020
The AFL-CIO today canceled a Florida forum featuring Democratic presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden due to the “ongoing coronavirus outbreak" https://t.co/fmN8ezT2Lm
— POLITICO (@politico) March 8, 2020
Joe Biden on Friday announced more than 20 endorsements from current and former Florida elected officials https://t.co/RVizKCjo21
— POLITICO (@politico) March 7, 2020
Bernie Sanders is up with a new negative TV ad against Joe Biden, which points out that he entertained cuts to Social Security, in Florida.
Some Sanders supporters had wanted him to go after Biden on TV long before today — he’d only put this video online. https://t.co/thYQOYZ31Q
— Holly Otterbein (@hollyotterbein) March 4, 2020
FLORIDA has four-fifths reporting and Joe Biden is dominating.
He's winning men 62-30%, women 66-25%, white voters 66-23%, non-white voters 62-32%, seniors 79-7%, white college grads 63-27% (per NBC News exit polls).
— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) March 18, 2020
Joe Biden won Florida's Democratic primary Tuesday night with help from his core constituency: voters age 45 and older, black voters and voters who identify as moderate or conservative. https://t.co/Kbu156x82l
— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 18, 2020
BREAKING: Joe Biden wins the Florida Democratic Primary, NBC News projects. https://t.co/qj0Zktbh3T pic.twitter.com/yRNYJxIqKa
— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 18, 2020
BREAKING: Joe Biden wins the Florida Democratic Primary, NBC News projects. https://t.co/ytBu4NEfoz pic.twitter.com/QW96EmU3tQ
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 18, 2020
BREAKING: Joe Biden is the projected winner in the Florida Democratic primary – @NBCNews https://t.co/qNyb5y5n1J pic.twitter.com/H7esO3iEih
— CNBC Now (@CNBCnow) March 18, 2020
Joe Biden is currently leading in every county in Florida. https://t.co/E3KhCZBfKt
— CBS News (@CBSNews) March 18, 2020
BIDEN ON ELECTION NIGHT, TACKLING CORONAVIRUS-SOT TUE0352-Joe Biden won in Florida and Illinois. Results in Arizona aren't yet known. The primary in Ohio was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic, about which he said "Coronavirus doesn't care if you're Democrat or Republican" pic.twitter.com/vMhWZNFkEZ
— CBS Newspath (@cbsnewspath) March 18, 2020
BREAKING: Former Vice President Joe Biden will win the Florida Democratic primary, CNN projects #CNNelection https://t.co/6ooHtTqNEc pic.twitter.com/srds5bSCPK
— CNN (@CNN) March 18, 2020
“Tolerance among Democrats for Bernie Sanders' vainglorious and obstinate exercise in futility must be running out after Joe Biden's projected wins in Florida and Illinois.” My take, plus @cnn contributors on tonight’s results. 👇🏻 https://t.co/NafUjDB0oE
— S.E. Cupp (@secupp) March 18, 2020
“Our campaign has had a very good night,” Joe Biden says, speaking after he was projected to win the Florida and Illinois Democratic primaries. “We are moving closer to securing the Democratic Party’s nomination … and we are doing it by building a broad coalition” #CNNelection pic.twitter.com/DV9n4enSfe
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) March 18, 2020
Voters over 65, moderates and black voters carried Joe Biden to his projected Florida win over Bernie Sanders, a CNN poll shows #CNNelection https://t.co/EkBr0cUTgR pic.twitter.com/rjSSKW6I31
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) March 18, 2020
Florida Rep. Val Demings endorses Joe Biden for president https://t.co/p1SjYAjvvj pic.twitter.com/95t0RMG0Sq
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) March 5, 2020
BREAKING: Joe Biden will win the Florida Democratic primary, ABC News projects based on analysis of the vote. https://t.co/AbawEGTQBy pic.twitter.com/hOrryZ7DwN
— ABC News (@ABC) March 18, 2020
.@JoeBiden will now hold virtual events in Illinois and Florida ahead of their primaries due to the coronavirus. https://t.co/A7oWfXWsbd
— Ben Siegel (@benyc) March 11, 2020
BREAKING: Joe Biden wins the Florida Democratic primary, today’s biggest prize. Voting was hampered because hundreds of volunteer poll workers didn’t show up over virus fears. https://t.co/kjM1J04rio
— The Associated Press (@AP) March 18, 2020
BREAKING: Joe Biden wins the Democratic presidential primary in Florida. #APracecall at 8:00 p.m. EDT. #Election2020 #FLprimary https://t.co/lGfinjTqT4
— AP Politics (@AP_Politics) March 18, 2020
NEW: Joe Biden is projected to win the Democratic primary in Florida, according to The Associated Press. pic.twitter.com/lzgxyi4MD5
— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) March 18, 2020
Here are the latest results from Florida's Democratic presidential primary, with 80% of precincts reporting. Joe Biden has been declared the winner.
Follow more live results ahead of polls closing in Arizona at 9 p.m. Eastern. https://t.co/3Uw7W59mQz pic.twitter.com/gknlZcZGVx
— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 18, 2020
Joe Biden is the projected winner in the state of Florida, according to our projections
He's on track net-100 delegates or more, essentially canceling every Sanders victory so far in the race— Nate Cohn (@Nate_Cohn) March 18, 2020
Joe Biden won over a majority of Florida's Latino voters, according to AP VoteCast, chipping away at one of Bernie Sanders' strongest sources of support.https://t.co/LDWMZDT515
— NPR (@NPR) March 18, 2020
In Florida, Joe Biden won over a majority of the state’s Latino voters, according to AP VoteCast. https://t.co/MabpX1C7Ig
— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) March 18, 2020
Former Vice President Joe Biden leads Sen. Bernie Sanders by about 40 percentage points in Florida, according to polling averages.
Florida is one of three states voting in today's primaries, and it's also the biggest prize, with 219 delegates at stake. https://t.co/2eMm5MWyZx
— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) March 17, 2020
BREAKING: Joe Biden is projected to win Florida’s primary. With 219 delegates up for grabs, Florida is the biggest prize of the three March 17 contests. pic.twitter.com/ckuYUMYHVT
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) March 18, 2020
Joe Biden supporters defied fears over the coronavirus and delivered a blowout victory for the former vice president in Florida’s primary.https://t.co/2cFRouUnXV
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) March 18, 2020
Joe Biden leads Bernie Sanders by nearly 50% in Florida poll https://t.co/c8bSSeMp2g
— Newsweek (@Newsweek) March 5, 2020
Joe Biden crushes Bernie Sanders in Florida vote https://t.co/nRbrleyI7U
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 18, 2020
Voters in Florida, Illinois and Arizona cast ballots in Democratic primaries in the face of a rapidly spreading coronavirus pandemic that has cast a pall over the US presidential nomination race between Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders https://t.co/RvKbr5htjr
— AFP news agency (@AFP) March 17, 2020
Former Vice President Joe Biden is on track to crush Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders in the Florida and Illinois Democratic primary contests, multiple media outlets are reporting.
https://t.co/nZO7nOojXW via @politicususa
— Sarah Reese Jones (@PoliticusSarah) March 18, 2020
Joe Biden Is Clobbering Bernie Sanders 61%-12% In Florida https://t.co/yJf1OZmxSX
— Roger Tansey 🌊🌊🌊 (@rogertansey) March 6, 2020
Joe Biden Opens Up 49 Point Lead on Bernie Sanders in Florida https://t.co/vtLS0ngwPh
— Mediaite (@Mediaite) March 5, 2020
St. Pete Polls, 3/5/20 –
“Latest poll of Florida primary shows Joe Biden with massive lead over Bernie Sanders”
– 219 delegates available.
• #JoeBiden 60% (not a typo)
• Bloomberg 14%
• Bernie 12% (not a typo)
• Warren 5%
• Fidel Castro ⇩⇩⇩99%https://t.co/GEXj75VapK pic.twitter.com/aqjmC56oQ6— Puesto Loco™ (@PuestoLoco) March 5, 2020
Latest poll of Florida primary shows Joe Biden with massive lead over Bernie Sanders —
Biden: 61%
Sanders: 12%https://t.co/iFJg81l3bf— Medium Buying (@MediumBuying) March 5, 2020
Tonight, with record turnout, Floridians gave @JoeBiden a major win in the biggest battleground state.
Florida Hispanics will play a decisive role, as they did tonight, in making sure that Trump is a one-term President.https://t.co/vN3fW5Vkh1
— Cristóbal Alex (@CristobalJAlex) March 18, 2020
Major endorsement on the eve of Election Day in Florida:
The first #Dominican elected to Congress, @RepEspaillat, is backing @JoeBiden.Rep. Espaillat has been a fearless champion for Hispanics in New York, Florida and beyond. Welcome to #TeamJoe! https://t.co/iFw7LHrpRJ
— Cristóbal Alex (@CristobalJAlex) March 16, 2020
The Sanders team ran 4,605 ads on TV in Florida attacking @JoeBiden on Social Security, but voters know better. https://t.co/i5SCt51Dah
— Jordan Finkelstein (@JGFink) March 18, 2020
🚨 @JoeBiden won EVERY damn county in Florida tonight in what could be record turnout!
What was @BernieSanders saying about enthusiasm?!#JOEMENTUM #Biden2020 pic.twitter.com/yKu6ZprsvZ
— Chris D. Jackson (@ChrisDJackson) March 18, 2020
🚨 @JoeBiden Leads in Florida 🚨
Florida Atlantic U Poll:
Biden 61%
Sanders 25%University of North Florida Poll:
Biden: 66%
Sanders: 22%St. Pete Poll:
Biden: 69%
Sanders: 22%The #JOEMENTUM is unstoppable! pic.twitter.com/FwolvD9wAp
— Chris D. Jackson (@ChrisDJackson) March 12, 2020
Florida's Only Statewide Elected Democrat, the awesome Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried endorses @JoeBiden. https://t.co/AZykBOeOaJ
— Florida Chris (@chrislongview) March 17, 2020
Joe Biden wins Florida by a huge margin as he looks to stretch his delegate lead over Bernie Sanders#Biden2020 https://t.co/SeEhVvW09F
— Jon Cooper 🇺🇸 (@joncoopertweets) March 18, 2020
Joe Biden has surged to a commanding lead over Bernie Sanders in Florida!
New polling indicates 61% of likely Florida voters would vote for Biden over Bernie Sanders, who lags with 12% of voters in the state.#WarrenToBiden can boost Biden even more!
— Stephanie Kennedy (@WordswithSteph) March 5, 2020
BREAKING: Joe Biden has won Florida in a huge blowout https://t.co/UdhbMiZWDr
— Palmer Report (@PalmerReport) March 17, 2020
Joe Biden's day so far:
– Opens up massive 49 point lead in Florida
– Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer endorses him
– Detroit News endorses him
– He just pulled ahead in Michigan polls
– Joe Biden is going to the White House
– Trump is going to prison
– It's still only 6:40pm— Palmer Report (@PalmerReport) March 5, 2020
One new poll today has Joe Biden opening up a 49 point lead over Sanders in Florida. That’s not a typo. 49 points.
I’d like to see more new polls out of Florida, before presuming his lead is really this large. But if this poll is even close to correct, wow. #JoeMentum is real.
— Palmer Report (@PalmerReport) March 5, 2020
Interesting stats out of Florida tonight:
43% of respondents said healthcare was the most important issue. @JoeBiden got 63% of those votes.
Biden also got 66% white and 75% of black vote and 62% men and 66% women.#DemocraticPrimary pic.twitter.com/RFAiShZOxQ
— Bryan Dawson (@BryanDawsonUSA) March 18, 2020
BREAKING: With 46% reporting, @JoeBiden holds massive 60% lead in Florida where they’re #RidinWithBiden.
I’m calling it for #PresidentBiden pic.twitter.com/a47SAohlAF
— Bryan Dawson (@BryanDawsonUSA) March 17, 2020
On January 29th, JOE BIDEN wrote in USA Today about #CoronaVirus and DJT's lack of credibility and utter lack of preparedness. 1.5 months ago.
DJT has been asleep at the wheel on #USA.
Vote #JoeBiden.#Arizona #Florida #Pennsylvania #AZpol #PApol #FlaPolhttps://t.co/OAePdClCKr
— Su Mohan #WinBlue🗽#DemsWork4USA🇺🇸 (@SuMoh7) March 13, 2020
WOW.
Joe Biden wins decisively in Florida and Illinois.
It appears that Uncle Joe has won every single county in Florida.
That’s almost impossible to do.
Is this race over?#DemocraticPrimary #2020Primaries
— Hakeem Jeffries (@hakeem_jeffries) March 18, 2020
59% of voters in Florida said they trusted @JoeBiden more than @BernieSanders to protect Social Security when in reality Biden tried six times to cut Social Security and Sanders has championed increasing it! People were wrong about this because national media lied to them!
— Cenk Uygur (@cenkuygur) March 18, 2020
Go! Go! Uncle Joe! https://t.co/OvFbvAYE2U
— Tea Pain (@TeaPainUSA) March 18, 2020
Joe Biden is winning Florida by so wide a margin, even if you only counted the seven states Bernie has won, Biden would still be ahead in total delegates. https://t.co/4A2MyyMwFx
— The Hoarse Whisperer (@HoarseWisperer) March 18, 2020
Trump has refused to commit to cancelling his March 25th rally in Tampa, Florida.
Meanwhile, @JoeBiden has cancelled his rallies and will be holding virtual campaign events until Coronavirus abates.
It’s the responsible thing to do if you care about saving American lives.
— Kaivan Shroff (@KaivanShroff) March 15, 2020
Although I can’t endorse candidates in primaries, MAJOR congrats to @JoeBiden on his big win tonight in Florida and especially in my home, Duval County.#jaxpol #2020Primaries pic.twitter.com/CODkabd1Ed
— Daniel Henry (@dan636) March 18, 2020
Congratulations @JoeBiden on winning my home state of Florida. Voting for you gave me hope and optimism. You will have a great night. It is time for @BernieSanders to acknowledge that you are the one that we want to take on Trump and become the next President of the US.
— Fred Guttenberg (@fred_guttenberg) March 18, 2020
Thank you @nikkifried for endorsing @JoeBiden. Looking forward to working with you on the campaign trail my friend. Your election is proof we can deliver Florida and we will do it again. https://t.co/jDpgeQCs5t
— Fred Guttenberg (@fred_guttenberg) March 11, 2020
Looks like @JoeBiden is winning the youth vote. My son just voted for him and my son is 19. His friends are voting for Biden. I am confident Biden will win the youth vote in Florida. https://t.co/9OsliKYv6L
— Fred Guttenberg (@fred_guttenberg) March 11, 2020
Wow!!! @JoeBiden is on his way to dominating Florida and Michigan. Why? Voters are rejecting the nasty and divisive approach of Trump and Sanders. Voters are rallying around Joe in order to restore our American Democracy. https://t.co/69SHaD4ezH
— Fred Guttenberg (@fred_guttenberg) March 5, 2020
(1,11) Last night, I decided that the time has come for me to make a decision in the Presidential primary as my vote in Florida is only two weeks away. I have decided to endorse @JoeBiden for President. He again showed this country that he is a fighter for us.
— Fred Guttenberg (@fred_guttenberg) March 1, 2020
Now that @JoeBiden has won FL’s D primary, I can turn my attention back to the failure of @GovRonDeSantis’ response to the #coronavirus.
We love FL’s beaches, but this photo is evidence of FL behaving badly & selfishly.
Close our beautiful beaches, now.https://t.co/DN9GLu7RQC
— Gwen Graham (@GwenGraham) March 18, 2020
Today is primary day in Florida. If you haven’t already voted, please take precautions, practice social distancing, use hand sanitizer, but GO VOTE.
Please vote for @JoeBiden. The VP will restore decency and compentency to the Presidency.
We need him now more than ever. #Biden pic.twitter.com/gXPTVrJkU5
— Gwen Graham (@GwenGraham) March 17, 2020
“If South Carolina was Joe Biden’s firewall, Florida may be his springboard.”
Florida. Florida. Florida. #Biden2020 #JoeMentum #TeamJoe https://t.co/545FuJMj5i
— Gwen Graham (@GwenGraham) March 6, 2020
We need to speak LOUD and CLEAR today here in our Florida Election VOTE DEMOCRATIC. VOTE JOE BIDEN! https://t.co/3mfUKdzxpK
— Bart (@barto935) March 17, 2020
In a new poll released today, VP @JoeBiden holds a commanding lead with Latino voters in the primary.
However, this poll makes it clear that Florida will once again be a 1-percent state & significant resources need to be invested in the Latino community.https://t.co/BBYfktbql3
— Latino Victory (@latinovictoryus) March 16, 2020
https://twitter.com/latinovictoryus/status/1237781111553564672
🚨 ENDORSEMENT ALERT 🚨
Rep. @DebbieforFL, the first South American immigrant elected to Congress, has endorsed VP @JoeBiden! She has been a tireless champion for the people of #FL26 & she trusts VP Biden to help continue to deliver results for the people of South Florida. https://t.co/yEGRfYIEB1
— Latino Victory (@latinovictoryus) March 9, 2020
Democrats can and will win Florida in November with @JoeBiden at the top of the ticket!
Denying Trump Florida = Denying Trump Re-Election
As always, another excellent piece by @PatriciaMazzei, detailing the cultural dynamics that drive the politics of the Sunshine State. https://t.co/QJj87bbA3S
— Daniela Ferrera (@DFerrera98) March 16, 2020
This is a key contrast point between Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders in Florida, which votes on Tuesday.
Sanders softened his stance from a 60 minutes interview about himself a past support of Castro last month.#DemocraticDebate https://t.co/hyBiJXHrU2
— Grant Stern (@grantstern) March 16, 2020
TODAY: Florida rep Donna Shalala (D-FL27) gave her endorsement to Joe Biden for pres. With Shalala's endorsement, Biden has the endorsement of every Florida D house member
Biden 107
Sanders 9
Gabbard 1 pic.twitter.com/iu9Wun0Fh5— Jon〽️ (@JonMIPol) March 15, 2020
Here is the “Avengers” strategy for beating Trump…
-Amy Klobuchar takes Wisconsin
-Barack Obama has Michigan
-Joe Biden lives in Pennsylvania
-The McCains (?!) deliver Arizona
-Bloomberg buys Florida
-Michelle Obama is in charge of North Carolina#BidenbeatsTrump https://t.co/bkFolWzXoW— John Ziegler (@Zigmanfreud) March 6, 2020
Coalition of Florida Democrats endorses Joe Biden ‼️- South Florida Sun-Sentinel https://t.co/78CFGIir9T
— Arriadna🗽STAY HOME! (@Arriadna) March 5, 2020
Joe Biden’s campaign mobilizing for Florida primary https://t.co/APApBz33AA pic.twitter.com/xlhAHwyC59
— South Florida Sun Sentinel (@SunSentinel) March 10, 2020
Wasserman Schultz endorses Joe Biden for president – South Florida Sun-Sentinel https://t.co/ktijKtq9km
— Katalin Pota – BERNIE2020 (@katalin_pota) March 1, 2020
Tuesday was a big night for Joe Biden. Will Florida's upcoming primary clinch it for him?https://t.co/oRQFZs2uKK
— Tampa Bay Times (@TB_Times) March 4, 2020
Trump doesn’t want him to be the nominee. Reason No. 1 to vote for Joe Biden | Opinion https://t.co/lGK3BcHOqh @JoeBiden @PeteButtigieg @amyklobuchar #supertuesday2020 #Florida #EarlyVoting
— Fabiola Santiago (@fabiolasantiago) March 3, 2020
Here's the worst part.
Bernie Sands own internals told him Florida was going to be a massive blowout and Illinois would be a big loss.
And he still wouldn't get out.
Instead he promoted the false idea that Joe Biden was sick.
Flew private jets
Moved about his three houses
— Don Winslow (@donwinslow) March 18, 2020
I'm in Florida. @JoeBiden is airing commercials against @BernieSanders and every word is a lie. Shame on you Joe Biden.#NeverJoe
— DaytonaDave #BernieBeatsTrump #NotMeUs (@VikingInFL) March 13, 2020
I won't vote for Joe Biden in the General Election. I live in Florida. https://t.co/fNnfciItgI
— No Jim Crow Joe (@BethLynch2020) March 3, 2020
Everyone, please share this article with all your family, friends and coworkers. Even my 89-year-old Republican grandfather in Florida agrees. #COVIDー19 #TrumpPlague #NotMeUs https://t.co/Mop6NOQsX3
— Tom Perez wants voters to get coronavirus (@DavidAgStone) March 14, 2020
It’s no shock Joe Biden scored a massive win over Bernie Sanders in Florida.
Floridians understand the dangers of socialism.@ericbeachGOP and I will let Americans know Joe Biden is just as radical as Bernie.
We will make sure @realDonaldTrump wins in November!
— Ed Rollins (@EdRollins) March 18, 2020
Let me guess…
This increases Andrew Gillum’s chances as being Joe Biden’s pick for Vice President.
Florida dodged a bullet and America will in November! https://t.co/d2UfLLNPRJ
— Andrew Pollack (@AndrewPollackFL) March 13, 2020
I love all this election drama. Can't wait to see the Presidential Debate! 🤗
Poll: Joe Biden Takes Lead in Florida, Bernie Sanders Loses Traction After Castro Remarkshttps://t.co/2uYm31q7mV
— Billy Ray Cult of #CovFeFe © (@brb_covfefe) February 27, 2020
World Vol.15 (U.S. universities)
Professor Randall Kroszner says the US.economy is on a reasonable growth path. He analyzes the Fed’s approach to inflation on Bloomberg TV: https://t.co/yZhrJiJIPu
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 9, 2020
Is value investing permanently broken? A paper by professor Eugene Fama analyzes changes in value premiums over the last few decades: https://t.co/68AFsC77fC @business pic.twitter.com/nJbtOICi9F
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 8, 2020
“Anything having to do with the consumer and the job market in the US has been quite strong,” professor Austan Goolsbee says of the economy. On the other hand, he cautions that manufacturing, business investment, and trade are weak: https://t.co/0kq8kpSYrI
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 8, 2020
Although central banks make statements about future trends, research suggests that the public doesn’t always understand the message. https://t.co/TkqFKUvyJg @chicagoboothrev
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 8, 2020
Should the United States keep the electoral college? https://t.co/uqo8UVJAHO
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 7, 2020
Is the SEC’s shareholder voting reform damaging to the rights of shareholders? https://t.co/o6rSX6yebH
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 7, 2020
Professor Eugene Fama and David Booth, ’71, reflect on their friendship, which extends back half a century:https://t.co/VwEunc6968
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 6, 2020
Professor Richard Thaler’s research finds that auto-enrollment often helps workers increase their retirement savings. Learn how: https://t.co/OmKdUmWIdD
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 6, 2020
Anonymized LinkedIn data reveals how employees behave under worsening company conditions:https://t.co/1Z2GfdTIZo pic.twitter.com/rTsHCkGJco
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 6, 2020
Professor Sendhil Mullainathan explains “survivorship bias” and how attaching meaning to luck leads to faulty choices and beliefs: https://t.co/pU9wAntEAi @sciam
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 6, 2020
How can individuals ensure they pay down credit card debts optimally?
For starters, @NealeMahoney suggests targeting your highest interest rate. @NYTimeshttps://t.co/VPdJsCstP1
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 5, 2020
Professor Waverly Deutsch explains why an entrepreneur’s network is their greatest asset: https://t.co/CGH2VJ2BbN
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 5, 2020
A new study suggests that lucrative career prospects in the private sector encourage many legislators to leave office. ProMarket explains how this can shape political outcomes and legislative behavior: https://t.co/viX7xoftKQ @ProMarket_org
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 5, 2020
Michael Bloomberg suggested some of his fellow presidential candidates support communism at a recent debate. Professor Austan Goolsbee explains why the comment is off-base:https://t.co/vmHFnkw9bg
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 3, 2020
The Fed made an emergency 50 basis point cut today. Professor Randall Kroszner discusses the surprising slash to interest rates on CNBC’s Squawk on the Street: https://t.co/yIB5KOR4GS @CNBC
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 3, 2020
As more wealthy Americans move downtown, research suggests the effects go beyond gentrification and widen the economic gap. https://t.co/bm7fHZymlf @chicagoboothrev
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 3, 2020
Bernie Sanders is a polarizing front-runner in the primaries. ProMarket explains likely and unlikely outcomes for the Democratic convention: https://t.co/mPPb4Anz2l
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 3, 2020
Research suggests health-care monopolies may pose a danger to patients: https://t.co/89vW9h7IBs
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) March 1, 2020
From Elizabeth Warren to Bernie Sanders, the democratic presidential candidates all want to increase taxes on the rich but to different degrees. ProMarket breaks down each tax plan: https://t.co/CWcVkk05SR @ProMarket_org
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) February 29, 2020
How would you address an idea your coworkers support but you think is disastrous? Chicago Booth Review shares strategies to help you handle it: https://t.co/xSr1JJz0m7 @chicagoboothrev
— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) February 29, 2020
Beautiful paper: Railroads increased aggregate TFP by expanding manufacturing activity in small counties that were previously held back due to inefficiently small local market
by Richard Hornbeck & Martin Rotemberghttps://t.co/uUJ9ujatpx https://t.co/rxuCCD6m16 pic.twitter.com/xUZsrb4rcJ— Farshad Ravasan (@Farshad_Ravasan) March 6, 2020
Prof. @liorjs on digital register gratuity prompts as dark pattern: https://t.co/HSxqz3aZRy
— UChicago Law School (@UChicagoLaw) March 7, 2020
Profs. @tomginsburg and @aziz_huq explain why state constitutions offer a promising arena for pro-democratic reforms https://t.co/KI0DaMlpPb
— UChicago Law School (@UChicagoLaw) March 5, 2020
Prof. David A. Strauss on Chief Justice Roberts' pivotal role in deciding how SCOTUS will or won't address abortion https://t.co/b4gPix73ee
— UChicago Law School (@UChicagoLaw) March 3, 2020
Video: In our most recent Chicago's Best Ideas talk, Profs. @anup_malani and @WeisbachD introduce a framework for thinking about income inequality https://t.co/gscpvQwhzX
— UChicago Law School (@UChicagoLaw) March 2, 2020
Prof. @DanielJHemel on the Baldwin v. United States and the Chevron doctrine https://t.co/A2gvPOZXEm
— UChicago Law School (@UChicagoLaw) February 26, 2020
How to Save a Constitutional Democracy, by @tomginsburg and @aziz_huq, recommended on this week's @ians_india bookshelf: https://t.co/fFxbpZ0yLL
— UChicago Law School (@UChicagoLaw) February 21, 2020
Cites Prof. @DanielJHemel on the viability of mark-to-market income tax https://t.co/57bqkEDzXX
— UChicago Law School (@UChicagoLaw) February 20, 2020
I'm tired of hearing myself talk about the futility of mandated disclosures, but it was great to revitalize my repertoire of complaints on an excellent episode of @npr @planetmoney https://t.co/N4uegloKVT
— Omri Ben-Shahar (@omribenshahar) March 5, 2020
My analysis of Justice Gorsuch’s opinion in Rodriguez v FDIC: https://t.co/OWCwmpaIQL. Lesson for lower courts: Judge-made rules are everywhere, but don’t call it “federal common law”
+some thoughts on SCOTUS’s dwindling federal tax docket— Daniel Hemel (@DanielJHemel) February 26, 2020
Alison LaCroix (@UChicagoLaw) was quoted in the cover story of this week's @nytimes magazine, about originalism and constitutional law, discussing research she oversaw through our Historical Semantics and Legal Interpretation project. Read the article: https://t.co/HRovsOHZvs pic.twitter.com/q1OZ1j1M26
— Neubauer Collegium (@UChiCollegium) March 3, 2020
Modern political debates about our economic system often pit a free-market capitalist system against government-controlled socialism, but Professor Anat Admati argues that we need to shift away from this binary view. https://t.co/Ly7LIkhcPJ
— Stanford Business (@StanfordGSB) March 5, 2020
In this episode, Lauren Weinstein (strategic communicator and author of @TEDx talk "Don't Believe Everything You Think") sits down with Matt Abrahams to share best practices to employ when explaining complex ideas so your audience can easily understand.https://t.co/1tQ2GC2E88 pic.twitter.com/np95roFKuN
— Stanford Business (@StanfordGSB) March 5, 2020
Do protests actually accomplish anything in terms of #ElectionDay results? Absolutely – a new study based on 30 years of data shows that both liberal and conservative protests have had a real impact on U.S. House elections.https://t.co/YLblS5RaNY
— Stanford Business (@StanfordGSB) March 3, 2020
Research found that voters are more likely to go to the booths when they are threatened with personal accountability and when they see voting as an intrinsic part of their identity, rather than just "something they do." #SuperTuesday https://t.co/DHpX7Hgyt0 #ElectionDay
— Stanford Business (@StanfordGSB) March 3, 2020
How do brands like @Nike and @Apple maintain their lasting appeal? It starts with having a “noticing power” that differentiates a brand from its competitors, and then innovating on what is already working. https://t.co/lQN94nB3rK
— Stanford Business (@StanfordGSB) February 29, 2020
Outfitting customers with cameras shed light on their purchasing behavior — and how retailers could use it to their advantage. https://t.co/plYZmRWY2J pic.twitter.com/aPnDooCXf6
— Stanford Business (@StanfordGSB) February 29, 2020
Not surprisingly, this study shows that people are more reckless with money that's not theirs.
"It seems some people are fine with going into debt as long as it doesn’t feel like debt." –Assistant professor Stephanie Tully
https://t.co/QVyetJp9qQ pic.twitter.com/YqoUfC3Kcy— Stanford Business (@StanfordGSB) February 26, 2020
After decades of government efforts and tens of billions of dollars spent, homelessness persists. Given the lack of progress it may be time to consider more innovative solutions: https://t.co/UZJqs2wTQz
— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) March 8, 2020
Proponents of the Green New Deal want to shift all electricity production to renewable energy sources in just twelve years. Converting entirely to renewables in that time frame wouldn’t just be expensive, it would be impossible. Learn more: https://t.co/EblBAVaX5D
— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) March 7, 2020
"The defense of the free market is central to the securing of individual freedom and equality under the law," writes @BerkowitzPeter: https://t.co/0plF376y1k
— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) March 7, 2020
Recent Golden State Poll measured the attitudes of Californians: https://t.co/ezuwSMpl0n
— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) March 6, 2020
.@EconomicsOne on the markets and monetary policy amid coronavirus developments: https://t.co/pj4rGN2cOu
— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) March 6, 2020
When monetary policy has followed predictable, rules-based policies, we have seen long expansions, low inflation, and mild or infrequent recessions. @EconomicsOne on what sound monetary policy is, and why it is essential for economic growth and stability: https://t.co/mYIScT8nje
— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) March 5, 2020
New release | "Choose Economic Freedom" by George Shultz and @EconomicsOne examines essential lessons learned from economic policies that were tried and that failed in the 1970s and reversed with success in the 1980s: https://t.co/lgXMdFzIFP
— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) March 3, 2020
"California doesn’t build enough housing because of policies. These policies can and should be changed," writes @lee_ohanian. https://t.co/yJB6N7EUsq
— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) March 3, 2020
In new book, "Choose Economic Freedom," George P. Shultz and @EconomicsOne point to clear historical evidence – and words of wisdom from Nobel laureate economist Milton Friedman – to show why good economics leads to good policy and good outcomes: https://t.co/LVmiAbKrTU
— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) February 29, 2020
It’s time to counter China and help American journalism survive, writes @KounalakisM: https://t.co/C6kbiuTEPa
— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) February 28, 2020
"The greatest threat confronting democracies around the world is not from without but from within," writes @LarryDiamond: https://t.co/IqBnF6xAIZ
— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) February 22, 2020
President Trump has reason for concern, writes Michael Boskin: https://t.co/EccVSjjpwr
— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) February 21, 2020
The Soviet Union’s withdrawal from Afghanistan in 1989 offers some important lessons for U.S. policymakers, writes Joe Felter: https://t.co/sqrw048iM9
— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) February 19, 2020
. @VP Pence with @p_m_robinson
for a @HooverInst Board of Overseers policy discussion … LIVE now on https://t.co/R6byDko7jO https://t.co/94zOyMgiLP pic.twitter.com/92G9ijgcRP— Howard Mortman (@HowardMortman) February 24, 2020
New to my @ForbesOpinion space: a really Super Tuesday would be giving what’s left of a changing Democratic field a full week to work the 14 states. Too many delegates, too little tome. #SuperTuesday https://t.co/XupWdCWP8n
— Bill Whalen (@hooverwhalen) March 2, 2020
My @washingtonpost column: will #BernieSanders create delegate "shock and awe" in California? 415 pledged delegates at stake in Golden State on Super Tuesday – the four February states a combined 155 delegates.https://t.co/fiGvtMmVvT
— Bill Whalen (@hooverwhalen) February 29, 2020
Amazon Ring, a video security device, has left people feeling less secure, after a series of hacks allowed strangers to commandeer #Ring cameras to surveil and harass people in their own homes. @StanfordCIS's @kingjen weighs in via @Recode: https://t.co/Bq4D24nbi8
— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) March 2, 2020
"We are deeply divided, not in terms of ideology or policy preferences, but in terms of how we conceive of and identify our political communities," writes SLS's @our_ford in a new @aminterest article: https://t.co/sh8hVOwuRO
— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) March 2, 2020
“The use of this subpoena authority seems to be another example of the Trump administration distorting or manipulating the immigration laws to serve political ends,” says SLS's Lucas Guttentag via @Reuters: https://t.co/V47XVqQG7V
— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) March 2, 2020
San Diego Superior Court Judge Timothy Taylor ruled that it is “more likely than not” that a trial would find that #Instacart workers who buy and deliver groceries would be classified as employees under #AB5. SLS's William Gould weighs in via @sfchronicle: https://t.co/WDAh773XoB
— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) February 28, 2020
A database created by SLS and @acusgov numbers programs and agencies involved in administrative adjudication in the hundreds via @TheAtlantic: https://t.co/dtCaOxR0aN
— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) February 28, 2020
A new report by SLS's @DanHo1 and David Freeman Engstrom examines the latest status of AI adoption by federal agencies via @Forbes: https://t.co/Nw7NdtfIar
— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) February 26, 2020
Canadian onion prices are so low, some in the industry think Canada's government is subsidizing its growers, which could violate international law. SLS's Al Sykes weighs in via @AlBawabaEnglish: https://t.co/ntqgChpeww
— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) February 26, 2020
In the wake of Trump's visit to India, Stanford Law's @dmistree discusses the impact of a $3 billion defense deal between US and India: https://t.co/pKWu8Uu2Br
— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) February 26, 2020
"The easiest lever to hurt tech companies that a lot of people see is 230," says @StanfordCIS's @daphnehk via @reason: https://t.co/uRTKozCZek
— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) February 25, 2020
"Delegation of nonexclusive duties functions currently as a complete workaround to the Vacancies Act’s time limits as almost nothing is exclusive to these positions by statute,” says SLS's @AJosephOConnell via @WIRED: https://t.co/ERldU9pYCt
— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) February 25, 2020
"Is cloning passé, its moment in the spotlight having come and gone? If so, why?" asks SLS's @HankGreelyLSJU in his new op-ed via @statnews: https://t.co/7uODhVCjC1
— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) February 25, 2020
According to SLS's @marklemley, intellectual property law has "traditionally not mapped neatly to political divisions." via @protocol: https://t.co/qCJgfajZoo
— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) February 24, 2020
New research finds that courtroom psychology tests may be unreliable. SLS's @rmaccoun weighs in via @nytimes: https://t.co/o2OjeCdLzX
— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) February 24, 2020
According to a Stanford report, while 40% of U.S. federal agencies have experimented with AI, only 15% of agencies use AI that's "highly sophisticated:" https://t.co/SP7QgqvFzZ
— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) February 22, 2020
“Courts are not mere referees of the redistricting process; they have become active players often placed in the uncomfortable role of determining winners and losers in redistricting, and, therefore, elections,” says SLS's @persily via @FT: https://t.co/OszbKu4Y2q
— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) February 19, 2020
Prof. Catherine Sharkey coauthored an op-ed in @thehill outlining key points from her research with @acusgov and @StanfordLaw exploring federal agencies’ use of artificial intelligence (AI) to carry out administrative law functions: https://t.co/NDmyhTB24F
— NYU Law (@nyulaw) March 1, 2020
In our course for @StanfordLaw & @StanfordGSB students, @katenrg and I explore growth in a changing climate. Brilliant @RebeccaReCap wrote the book on how leaders achieve sustainable performance & prosperity – out this April. It will be required reading. https://t.co/SSWR2m05LT
— Alicia Seiger (@aaseiger) February 26, 2020
COURSE ALERT: COS team members @jimleape, Annie Brett & @Kevinfiji are partnering with @StanfordLaw Janet Martinez for a spring @SLSPolicyLab practicum on #illegalfishing.
Learn more: https://t.co/ju2TOxpFux pic.twitter.com/fSTYOIEwe3
— Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions (@oceansolutions) February 25, 2020
Tune in around 20 minutes and 40 seconds to hear our and @StanfordLaw's @dmistree talking about President's Trump visit to India and the U.S. – India relations https://t.co/n8e6r69evG
— Stanford CDDRL (@StanfordCDDRL) March 2, 2020
“Is China being fair? By our standards in America and the West, the answer is clearly no. China has not been fair. By Chinese standards, China will say they’re being fair,” says @MaxBaucus in #StanfordLawyerMag https://t.co/9uRXBr77Rk
— Stanford Lawyer (@StanfordLawMag) February 21, 2020
The Democratic presidential field is divided & public opinion is fragmented and in flux. For CA primary #election voters, it’s an opportunity to step up on #SuperTuesday to cast a #vote that could propel one candidate into the frontrunner’s position. ☑️ https://t.co/CyTbpm6qSF
— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) February 21, 2020
"100 million Americans who were eligible to vote in 2016 DID NOT vote. That’s a bigger number than the number who voted either for Donald Trump or for Hillary Clinton." @RBReich @GoldmanSchool #GOTV #BerkeleyBlog https://t.co/nUEijd6s7Q
— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) January 31, 2020
.@BorensteinS: "California’s mystery gasoline surcharge strikes back." https://t.co/Y01gsaSfdo #mysterytax
— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) February 11, 2020
On the "2020 @thinkers50 Radar" list of 30 thought leaders to watch is alum Michael Y. Lee, FTMBA 09, an @INSEAD prof who studies how organizations can thrive without conventional hierarchies. Congrats @yanche!https://t.co/A4uyV0n57V
— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) February 4, 2020
.@richlyons on the elegance of Clayton Christensen's concept of #disruptiveinnovation. "We will always remember the beauty," he said. @TheEconomist https://t.co/FjECMfLKut
— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) February 3, 2020
"Jack Welch’s departure as chief executive marked the high point of his — and arguably GE’s — reputation". Tony Jackson and I assess the imperious executive's life and career https://t.co/lpwvhkYlqH
— Andrew Hill (@andrewtghill) March 2, 2020
In 2011, @IBM had the opportunity to change the market with the development of its then one-of-a-kind AI technology, @IBMWatson. Yet somehow, the company's high expectations fell flat.
I examine why in my newest article for @Forbes:https://t.co/hQgPsxHhJi@BerkeleyHaas
— Henry Chesbrough (@HenryChesbrough) February 13, 2020
Finland will now give all new parents the same amount of leave — 164 days, paid — regardless of gender. Single parents will also have the right to use the parental leave quotas of both parents. https://t.co/zAD7QguLps
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 7, 2020
Can the Bay Area Solve Its Affordable Housing Crisis? @KQED https://t.co/Orv4R6KpUP
— Fisher Center (@FisherUCB) February 13, 2020
The administration's #budget would reduce #SNAP funding by $182 billion over next 10 years.
But SNAP has been proven to have long-term health effects for beneficiaries, as @HilaryHoynes @UCBerkeley finds: https://t.co/nFl0RDurun
— EconoFactOrg (@EconoFactOrg) February 11, 2020
.@christianarana (MPP '17), policy director for @LatinoCommFdn quoted in @NYTimes article on the Latino vote. "People are channeling their anger into voting in a way we have not seen historically.” – https://t.co/Y724smnQsh
— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) March 3, 2020
"…even minor encounters with police can reduce the likelihood of voting" @NYTimes cites Professor Amy Lerman's research in piece about #StopandFrisk's lasting impact. https://t.co/OTUvGL4DFI
— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) March 2, 2020
World Vol.14 (U.S. universities)
Assurances made by health insurance companies and government officials that coronavirus tests will be free "offer no guarantees at all to the estimated 100 million Americans who receive their coverage through self-insured employers," explains @hiltzikm. https://t.co/50q7SHiQkP
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) March 9, 2020
In a new analysis, @vinelli, @Prof_CEW, and @DivyaGVijay predict the likely economic impact of the coronavirus in the U.S. and urge Congress and the Trump Administration to abide by five principles in their policy responses.https://t.co/BbkdFxJiXX
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) March 6, 2020
Pointing to the high costs of travel bans, @AlexNowrasteh suggests America first consider less costly measures such as encouraging remote work policies and hand hygiene at airports. https://t.co/5XQ6LhJPB8
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) March 4, 2020
To address potential economic downturns stemming from coronavirus, @JayCShambaugh argues that the federal government should fund disease testing, boost Medicaid spending, and support unemployment programs. https://t.co/hOylohp5U0
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) March 4, 2020
Guillermo Ortiz and Cathleen Kelly advocate the passage of the Reforming Disaster Recovery Act. If passed, the act would trigger HUD to set requirements for disaster relief allocations on a case-by-case basis after presidentially declared disasters.https://t.co/JEOQmkEeSy pic.twitter.com/IXC8ryNy6T
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 7, 2020
“Federal regulators on Thursday proposed weakening key post-financial crisis restrictions on risky trading.” https://t.co/2EQtZgquVf
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 4, 2020
As some Democratic candidates call for potential tax increases, @CatoEdwards argues that limiting capital gain taxes could encourage entrepreneurial finance and entrepreneurship. https://t.co/LMAjb8lZfW
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 26, 2020
ICE has run facial-recognition searches on millions of Maryland driver’s license photos without first seeking state or court approval. https://t.co/V8zrnfWUm0
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 27, 2020
FCC proposes a “one-size-fits-all-approach” to “expanding broadband access across the U.S.” New York City, though, “announced its new Internet Master Plan” that allows for “multi-stakeholder cooperation and prioritized problem-solving,” argues @BlairLevin. https://t.co/oBljQhwlDV
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 11, 2020
According to @cam_kerry, the FCC’s “notice-and-choice” enforcement model is ill-suited to privacy concerns in the age of AI.https://t.co/gVuvWBApUh
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 14, 2020
American 5G policy could benefit from focusing on “software-driven open standards” instead of closed proprietary standards, @tewheels claims. https://t.co/O18cOAvaKo
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 19, 2020
How do E.U. and U.S. approaches to big tech regulation differ and what are the challenges of applying antitrust law to digital markets? https://t.co/rNqvvNIN5n
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 18, 2020
The Munich Security Conference provides a full video of Zuckerberg's remarks. https://t.co/kEtZnCJWlQ [2/2]
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 17, 2020
Los Angeles set up a platform for urban mobility companies to share data and to address urban transportation challenges. @mslaurabliss explores Uber’s opposition and the privacy issues involved. https://t.co/DlyPtMfo53
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 26, 2020
Developments in medical software can save lives—that is, if the software passes the regulatory hurdles needed to show it is safe and effective.
FDA recently clarified how it will regulate medical software. https://t.co/Agyjxlizww pic.twitter.com/xEhRqRWN4h
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 28, 2020
EPA's proposed regulations come after recent lab tests confirmed that previous exposure estimates for the "toxic" chemicals were "dramatically underestimated by previous studies." https://t.co/9KLqUe3FsG [2/2]
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 24, 2020
Some states are refusing to expand Medicaid, regardless of the fact the under the ACA the federal government would cover almost all of the costs, argue @atausanovitch and @EmilyG_DC. What does partisan gerrymandering have to do with this? https://t.co/kzfyg9em5K
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 25, 2020
“The world’s second largest Ebola outbreak is currently affecting the Democratic Republic of the Congo.” Can FDA do anything to stop the spread of the disease? https://t.co/fREPkamDWE
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 16, 2020
According to Thomas Waldrop and @maura_calsyn, to curb prescription drug spending, state policymakers should consider establishing prescription drug affordability review boards.https://t.co/qvrXvVWYKc pic.twitter.com/lKE8juUjLb
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 21, 2020
To address an organ donation shortage, @HHSGov proposed rules to improve how organ procurement organizations are assessed and ease financial burdens for living donors. https://t.co/RUcTApSsQ4
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 23, 2020
As health care sharing ministries attract more members, some state insurance departments have provided guidance to educate consumers on how these ministries differ from traditional health insurance. https://t.co/VH8C45ABwe
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) March 1, 2020
The United Kingdom's financial sector must carefully consider any regulatory divergence from the EU financial markets, argues @huwsteenis. https://t.co/LBPNNRR58R
— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 17, 2020
From @TheRegReview: Will the White House’s AI Policies Lead to Permissionless Innovation? https://t.co/4SSYJC8qPL
— CFR-CRF (@CFR_CRF) February 13, 2020
Turning to co-workers for help?
Research from Prof. Barbara Mellers & #WhartonDoctoral student Ike Silver suggests the best teams are made up of people who are not the most confident, but the most self-aware of what they know and don't know.https://t.co/x0glktAtP4
— Wharton School (@Wharton) February 29, 2020
Most business books push "go hard or go home" #negotiation.
Research from Prof. @ME_Schweitzer & @EinavHart finds that more harmonious bargaining, and sometimes not negotiating at all, can yield better long-term results.
🎙️ @WhartonKnows:
— Wharton School (@Wharton) February 28, 2020
Online dating is now the most common way couples in the U.S. meet. Ariel Charytan, CEO of @okcupid, joined @WhartonBizDaily to share the 5 online dating trends he sees today.
A top trend? There's no longer a stigma for using dating apps. #WhartonBizDaily https://t.co/c7C9cdCcLd
— Wharton School (@Wharton) March 1, 2020
As the deadline for the President’s executive order for regulatory agencies to post guidance documentation on one website, Prof. Coglianese comments on the challenges facing agencies. https://t.co/XqyRV7prZw
— University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School (@pennlaw) February 25, 2020
Prof. Sanchirico debunks some of the President’s claims about how his administration has improved the economy. @thehill https://t.co/fvwoRYbd4Y
— University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School (@pennlaw) February 6, 2020
Final week of "The Kings at Yale" — @YaleLibrary exhibit on Martin Luther King, Jr. & Coretta Scott King https://t.co/5Vmu1CeIXZ #MLKyale pic.twitter.com/8XGbhD54tK
— Yale University (@Yale) February 25, 2020
Once again, our finance faulty worked w/ @YaleSOMCases to create some of the most popular @YaleSOM case studies of 2019! Take a look at: Shake Shack IPO, 360 State St., Canary Wharf, Kmart Bankruptcy & Nathan Cummings Foundation. https://t.co/Y3Lrp8VBhR #ICFcasestudy #SOMfinfac
— Yale ICF (@YaleICF) February 25, 2020
“You’re literally sitting next to people who are on the cutting edge of research in finance. Whether it’s behavioral finance or artificial intelligence in finance. The finance faculty here are incredibly broad." —Prof. @HeatherTookes https://t.co/oNAGWaa0ls #SOMfinfac
— Yale ICF (@YaleICF) February 19, 2020
Research by Professors Tobias J. Moskowitz & Kelly Shue cited for their findings on the gambler's fallacy — people underestimating the likelihood of sequential streaks occurring by chance. Read their paper here: https://t.co/wjEbnYelct #SOMfinfac https://t.co/TlqyDYJNcH
— Yale ICF (@YaleICF) February 19, 2020
The Review of Financial Studies has recently issued a very special edition of the publication with a focus on climate finance and has featured two papers by current and former @YaleSOM finance faculty! https://t.co/lxrRC4x2QP #SOMfinfac @RevOfFinStudies
— Yale ICF (@YaleICF) February 17, 2020
The Far-Reaching Economic Implications of Shiller's Research. ValueWalk takes a deeper look at "The Irrational Exuberance Factor" https://t.co/29F2XHNdWp
— Yale ICF (@YaleICF) February 12, 2020
Recently, the ICF sponsored & hosted a conference jointly with the @RevOfFinStudies about "Real and Private-Value Assets" at Yale SOM and ICF Faculty Director, Prof. William Goetzmann, was one of the conference chairs. https://t.co/fnJREDHv1d #SOMfinfac
— Yale ICF (@YaleICF) February 12, 2020
New research by @YaleSOM Prof. Ravi Dhar and Ernest Baskin of @saintjosephs sheds light on how retail display formats affect consumer evaluation and consumption of brand extensions. https://t.co/1JzqpaSgiq
— CCI @ Yale SOM (@YaleCCI) February 26, 2020
.@YaleSOM Prof. Nathan Novemsky on why @BurgerKing would cover their iconic burger in mold- "It takes something invisible (lack of preservatives) and makes it very vivid & memorable! The surprise of touting what seems like a weakness also grabs attention." https://t.co/b5hdWnZ693
— CCI @ Yale SOM (@YaleCCI) February 24, 2020
Landmark discovery! Men are much more likely than women to heap praise on their own research and emphasize its importance. Shocker. But, now there's data. https://t.co/japmTpFpB5
— Yale Insights (@YaleInsights) March 6, 2020
Jeff Bezos pledged $10 billion to fight climate change. How much do we really need to spend to #ActOnClimate? Where should the money go? https://t.co/Ux2EO46kad #ClimateCrisis #BezosEarthFund
— Yale Insights (@YaleInsights) February 27, 2020
"Since Pfizer is unlikely to let me randomize the placement and timing of their ads, I looked for a natural experiment instead." @YaleSOM ’s @MSinkinson https://t.co/Y1ZX6TTq3M #Advertising #Pharma #Statin
— Yale Insights (@YaleInsights) February 24, 2020
When economists examine the forces acting on a firm or an individual, they have to consider the possibility that multiple forces may be interacting in complex ways. @YaleSOM Dean Kerwin K. Charles elucidates the forces shaping mine #safety. https://t.co/yaxJZxgeep pic.twitter.com/7AmQdiUPyH
— Yale Insights (@YaleInsights) February 18, 2020
We may no longer shoot capsules of our medical records through pneumatic tubes, but our #EHRs are still shooting through our digital systems, for better or for worse. https://t.co/lmZvr4f7Ds #EHR #MedicalRecords #HealthIT
— Yale Insights (@YaleInsights) February 18, 2020
"While we should not deify him—like Thomas Edison and Steve Jobs, he was highly effective in his self-promotion—he was a unique titan of industry and a loyal friend and dedicated patriot." @YaleSOM's @JeffSonnenfeld https://t.co/D0vU4ihXkv #JackWelch #GE
— Yale Insights (@YaleInsights) March 4, 2020
"There's nobody like him out there."
Jamie Dimon as King of Recovery: https://t.co/Xq4S3lYtjp
— Jeffrey Sonnenfeld (@JeffSonnenfeld) March 6, 2020
In a new visual feature, the Hutchins Center tells the story of the Great Recession using graphics and charts. Explore it now: https://t.co/8A0WCpgZKW pic.twitter.com/zzn5cPtqji
— Brookings Econ (@BrookingsEcon) February 9, 2020
“The case requires you to think through all of these different perspectives as a student and to think about a strategy that would make, not just NXTHVN work, but a strategy that would benefit New Haven.” https://t.co/1rn2D8CtIK via @YaleSOM
— Yale SOM Case Research and Development Team (@YaleSOMCases) February 20, 2020
When Social Entrepreneurship Prof. @teresachahine encounters a social issue, she leads by example: “I see a problem; I’ll roll up my sleeves; I’ll get my hands dirty and fix it.” https://t.co/0eczIfHjrG
— Yale SOM (@YaleSOM) February 24, 2020
Research: GDP reports were more likely to show signs of manipulation if officials in that area had a stronger incentive to do so—for instance, if they lacked political connections to help them get promoted. https://t.co/ZdY1IRmAqj #YaleInsights
— Yale SOM (@YaleSOM) February 17, 2020
Prof. Fiona Scott Morton (@ProfFionasm), a former Justice Department antitrust official, weighs in on the FTC antitrust investigation into the Google/Waze acquisition. #facultyfriday https://t.co/hKZg5iDMSH pic.twitter.com/gMxDzkoBA9
— Yale SOM (@YaleSOM) February 14, 2020
Congress is considering a nationwide policy to protect patients from surprise billing for out-of-network doctors, spurred by research from @Yale professor @ProfFionasm and @zackcooperYale https://t.co/hNgEgwvCVQ #YaleInsights
— Yale SOM (@YaleSOM) February 8, 2020
The Coming Constitutional Crisis Over Iran — A Commentary by Professor @backermanyale via @theprospect https://t.co/1s4tfytepv
— Yale Law School (@YaleLawSch) February 21, 2020
Today's @nytimes front page highlights the Veterans Legal Services Clinic’s work securing a class action for a group of elderly veterans. “The clinic, which is run by students, has a track record of winning precedent-setting victories in court.” https://t.co/yFc1kNtzDy
— Yale Law School (@YaleLawSch) February 12, 2020
How McKinsey Destroyed the Middle Class — A Commentary by Professor @DSMarkovits via @theatlantic https://t.co/Q4yyWjM2nb
— Yale Law School (@YaleLawSch) February 11, 2020
@MFIAclinic scores a victory! The gov. must now release some documents from two 1971 Boston grand juries about the Pentagon Papers leak. Historian Jill Lepore says the win will "…contribute to contemporary debates over press freedom & national security." https://t.co/IZiXdXFcrH
— MFIA Clinic (@MFIAclinic) February 6, 2020
Happening now: "Vaccine Law and Policy: The Role of Law from a Health Justice and Human Rights Lens"
Couldn't make it? Tune into the livestream here: https://t.co/ajN36Cp3ls— Solomon Center @ YLS (@SolomonCtrYLS) February 13, 2020
Coffee drinkers around the world love their coffee—and appreciate it, even more, when they know that their coffee is grown sustainably. https://t.co/c0FUFYFliR @earthinstitute @CCSI_Columbia @JeffDSachs
— Columbia University (@Columbia) February 21, 2020
Make 2020 the Year of 0️⃣Burnout: 7 strategies to help you break the negativity loop and achieve your goals: https://t.co/8Gwxexthtb pic.twitter.com/6qv2sD3pDN
— Columbia B-School (@Columbia_Biz) March 6, 2020
🇬🇧 @VirginAtlantic CEO Shai Weiss ’97 sits down with #ColumbiaBizcast to offer a behind-the-scenes look at the brand's unique mission to make Virgin the world’s most loved travel company. Listen to his episode of the podcast here: https://t.co/olQq3JGXQd pic.twitter.com/quYvPqMkqD
— Columbia B-School (@Columbia_Biz) March 3, 2020
In our "Strategic Intuition: The Key to Innovation" webinar, #CBSExecEd's William Duggan explained the science behind strategic intuition, his method that turns new ideas into #innovation. Take a look at the webinar recording now. https://t.co/Uzv6C5Kz4C
— Columbia ExecEd (@ColumbiaExecEd) March 4, 2020
As luxury styles become more accessible, wealthy consumers are drawn to upscale versions of 'low culture' fashion and food, says #CBSProf Silvia Bellezza in a recently published paper.https://t.co/pjElmAyKJT pic.twitter.com/2JjOxQdi37
— Columbia ExecEd (@ColumbiaExecEd) March 4, 2020
Nearly 1500 CEOs stepped down in 2019. #CBSProf Bill Klepper cites activist directors as a leading reason why CEO turnover is so high. Read more in @YahooFinance https://t.co/Nc0EvqWmKs
— Columbia ExecEd (@ColumbiaExecEd) February 25, 2020
.@IlvesToomas, former president of Estonia and SIPA’s George Ball Adjunct Professor for Spring 2020, delivered this year's George W. Ball Lecture and spoke about "Cybersecurity, the Digital State, and Democratic Governance.”https://t.co/y86Xcb656G pic.twitter.com/I5M80IL1Ey
— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) March 6, 2020
The diplomatic efforts of Arnold Saltzman, for whom SIPA's Saltzman Institute for War and Peace is named, helped limit nuclear proliferation around the world with the landmark #NPT. https://t.co/Sv8K0cgxjD pic.twitter.com/1bdXNl3NMA
— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) March 5, 2020
How might a Democratic president influence oil and gas production? “You can’t ban fracking without Congress,” says @JasonBordoff. “But you can throw a lot of sand in the gears with regulations that raise costs.” @ForeignPolicy: https://t.co/dTIVIjZjI8
— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) March 4, 2020
Stephen Biddle is skeptical that the Pentagon will be able to fully shift away from Afghanistan and other regional hot spots like Iraq, recalling that the Obama administration tried the same thing — also with China’s rise in mind: @APNews https://t.co/evugY0pGUD
— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) March 2, 2020
The belief among American plutocrats that U.S. presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is unelectable, or that he would bring about the collapse of the republic if elected is both telling and absurd, writes Jeffrey Sachs: @ProSyn https://t.co/tzzhSOBXaE
— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) February 29, 2020
The latest Carnegie New Leaders podcast features @Jason_Healey on "Cybersecurity, Norms, & Regulations" (AUDIO): https://t.co/I0XF1X8Ydy
— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) February 28, 2020
Read the full World Development Report 2020: : https://t.co/qU5RA9Wvta pic.twitter.com/dJxcs8kW6d
— Columbia | CGEG (@ColumbiaCGEG) November 25, 2019
Professor Madhav Khosla’s (@MadKhosla) new book, “India’s Founding Moment,” “shows how democracy can flourish in the unlikeliest of circumstances,” @KiranStacey writes in @FT. (🗞️ subscription required) https://t.co/iR1QddwjBX
— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) March 6, 2020
Why does financial regulation keep falling short? In their new paper, Columbia Law's @ProfKateJudge and @CornellLaw's @DanAwrey argue “there is a fundamental mismatch between the nature of finance and current approaches to financial regulation.” https://t.co/lS5iPyrQda pic.twitter.com/a19zx4B3yt
— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) March 5, 2020
“There is indeed this misperception that the EU is a waning power . . . but the Brussels Effect shows that the EU actually is mighty, very powerful, through its regulations,” Professor @AnuBradford tells @SquawkBoxEurope. https://t.co/RYramPGaF0
— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) March 4, 2020
Nancy Northup ’88 is president and CEO of @ReproRights, an organization currently working on 31 active cases across 17 states—including one case before the U.S. Supreme Court, set to be argued today.
She shares “how she gets it done” with @TheCut. https://t.co/RmZpFbpQnj
— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) March 4, 2020
Why is presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg allowed to spend so much money on his campaign? Professor Richard Briffault tells @AnnieLowrey that SCOTUS doctrine has shaped campaign spending so “the dominant position is that spending is not a problem.” https://t.co/OHRi27GJHe pic.twitter.com/PAKaWdlZGv
— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) March 2, 2020
A new collaboration between #PrincetonU, @RutgersU and @NJIT hopes to speed the translation of research into innovations that can lead to improvements in patient and public health. https://t.co/vFVGMUS3cI
— Princeton University (@Princeton) February 28, 2020
A new @nytimes opinion piece puts striking visuals to Anne Case and Angus Deaton's "deaths of despair" research, which shows that up and down the age spectrum, these deaths have been surging for people without a four-year college degree. #FridayThoughts #inequality #EconTwitter https://t.co/JcfSVNsrqX
— Woodrow Wilson School (@WilsonSchool) March 6, 2020
Disappointing #SuperTuesday results ended @MikeBloomberg's self-funded ($500 mil.+) presidential campaign. @julianzelizer & Brandice Canes-Wrone discuss the state of campaign finance in #2020elections and throughout history.🎙️#PoliticsPolls: https://t.co/94ELHkgNOC pic.twitter.com/p0u7SSBYZV
— Woodrow Wilson School (@WilsonSchool) March 5, 2020
It’s also why they’re also going to use #VR #XR to advance inspection protocols for nuclear weapons. #VR creates visual representations of nuclear weapons, facilities, and technologies used in verifying the way nuclear weapons are dismantled. https://t.co/WMFuf2w6Qp pic.twitter.com/4InyghIl5q
— Woodrow Wilson School (@WilsonSchool) February 25, 2020
Professor Denise Mauzerall utilizes #science to inform the development of air quality policy that considers impacts of air pollution on human #health, #agriculture, and #climatechange. #WomenInScience https://t.co/9PgexsnAW7
— Woodrow Wilson School (@WilsonSchool) February 11, 2020
Opinion | Verifying caucus votes is easy. #Iowa could have been much worse. @EdFelten for @washingtonpost.
https://t.co/tJmdYZMj80— Woodrow Wilson School (@WilsonSchool) February 5, 2020
OPINION: It took these researchers months to contest a flawed study on #police bias. Here’s why that’s dangerous.@jonmummolo & Dean Knox in @washingtonpost. https://t.co/B7nO3RUesS
— Woodrow Wilson School (@WilsonSchool) January 29, 2020
https://t.co/l7JvPo6rdI My new @CNNOpinion column on what Democrats can learn from the 1980 election. @WilsonSchool @CNN
— Julian Zelizer (@julianzelizer) February 22, 2020
READ: @Steven_Strauss in new op-ed making the case for why progressives should give Bloomberg’s candidacy serious consideration. https://t.co/OPno1EeH0c
— Team Bloomberg (@Mike2020) February 3, 2020
Join us for a campus screening on Feb 25th. Discover, explore and learn about sustainability, the food, energy and water nexus and the Israel water story. https://t.co/vyZO7waSnc#innovation#societalimpact@AndlingerCenter https://t.co/SjiNDqQf11
— Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Ed (@kellercenter) February 18, 2020
"One might hesitate to open an academic book called Deaths of Despair. It turns out to be both gloomy and gripping."
Read the full Financial Times profile of @WilsonSchool Professor Anne Case and learn more about her book with Professor Angus Deaton: https://t.co/tCXEj45zoe
— Princeton Economics (@PrincetonEcon) March 4, 2020
Working-class life in the United States is not just more difficult than it is in any other high-income country, it can quite literally be fatal. @DLeonhardt @stuartathompson on Anne Case and Angus Deaton’s Deaths of Despair
https://t.co/yPEco5O8pe @nytimes #ReadUP— Princeton University Press (@PrincetonUPress) March 6, 2020
Washington D.C. Vol.1 (local government, museums, etc.)
@dcmayorsoffice
@councilofdc
@DCMOCA
@DCMOCRS
@DCDPW
@DDOTDC
@wmata
@Metrorailinfo
@Metrobusinfo
@dcwater
@_DCHealth
@dcra
@dcfireems
District of Columbia Government Sites
Is DC’s local government in the fight of its life? (02/04/2017) | @washingtonpost
6 questions about Washington, DC, statehood you were too disenfranchised to ask (11/08/2016) | @voxdotcom
How Washington, D.C., brings science into local government (10/23/2019) | @Medium
DC Health Improves Mosquito Data Collection and Sharing Using GIS | @Esri
Washington, DC | United States Senate
@CapitolHistory
@WhiteHouseHstry
@SenateHistory
@USHouseHistory
@librarycongress
@smithsonian
@smithsoniannpg
@amhistorymuseum
@FreerSackler
@HolocaustMuseum
@PostalMuseum
@airandspace
@hirshhorn
@americanart
@ngadc
@PhillipsMuseum
@NASAhistory
@NatGeoMuseum
@BuildingMuseum
@museumofBible
@NewseumED
@fordstheatre
@NMADmuseum
@IntlSpyMuseum
@HillwoodMuseum
@DumbartonOaks
@federallabs
@aaas
@scicoalition
@carnegiescience
@theAGU
@pswscience
Mapping Washington DC's Neighborhoods By Hipsters, Yuppies, Families… @CurbedDC @goldchainam http://t.co/KmD4fdhsrw pic.twitter.com/tpfLAlFi87
— World Solutions USA (@wsi_usa) August 2, 2015
#DC @ImpactHubDC http://t.co/cF25dUTpEA @mission_launch #SBA@SI_Invention http://t.co/6RJk8KWOS9@wcp http://t.co/Vm481NRGhz @Bluejacketdc
— World Solutions USA (@wsi_usa) August 31, 2015
#Hub 4 transportation innovation @loriara http://t.co/26Af2Y4YI8 @Bridj @RegionForward @Sidecar @EnoTrans @BUQuestrom pic.twitter.com/QYLht6iAtl
— World Solutions USA (@wsi_usa) August 31, 2015
TYVM @InteractiveMary"[BZ]WH;[SC]invention;[LS]brewery https://t.co/VPR3NqDRQ3" [BZ]@mission_launch:GrowthAccelerator..;..Re-entry Coalition
— World Solutions USA (@wsi_usa) August 31, 2015
"The Oldest #Brewery in Every State & DC https://t.co/c6YudRhhJq" Very few pre-#Volstead survived 1920s.. @wsi_usa cf pic.twitter.com/qm14FlrRPq
— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) June 5, 2015
World Vol.10 (#CoronaVirus – impact on global economy)
The below excerpts are on our own.
Coronavirus is fast becoming an ‘economic pandemic’ (w Video; 02/24/2020) | @CNN
The International Air Transport Association, for example, warned last week that coronavirus could cost global carriers nearly $30 billion in lost revenue. Global demand would drop by 4.7%, the first decline since the financial crisis.
The group’s estimate was based, however, on the disruption caused by SARS when it ripped through China in 2003. That virus caused real economic damage over a period of months, including for airlines, but the sharp decline in activity was “followed by an equally quick recovery,” according to IATA.
“We don’t yet know exactly how the [current] outbreak will develop and whether it will follow the same profile as SARS or not,” IATA warned. …
Economy Faces a Coronavirus Challenge as Markets Swoon: Central bankers and administration officials alike are unsure how the virus will affect American economic growth. (02/24/2020) | @nytimes
Markets on Monday had priced in a 75 percent chance of a rate cut as of the Fed’s June meeting, based on a CME Group tracker. The chance of a move that soon was priced at less than 50 percent a week ago.
The outbreaks in Italy and South Korea suggest that the virus “may be on the brink of morphing into a global pandemic,” Krishna Guha at Evercore ISI wrote in a note to clients, announcing that he and his colleagues had raised their estimate of the probability of a Fed rate cut this year to 45 percent. …
“It’s hard to try to figure out how to be pre-emptive in a set of issues that have to do with health issues, but which then may go into supply chains,” Roger Ferguson, a former Fed vice chairman who is now the chief executive at TIAA…
“The question for us really is: What will be the effects on the U.S. economy? Will they be persistent? Will they be material?” Jerome H. Powell…
Fear that the coronavirus will turn into a global economic pandemic is building:Stock-market plunge on Monday highlights angst over the failure to halt the virus’s spread (02/24/2020) | @MarketWatch
Near-panic over a spreading coronavirus sheared more than 1,000 points off the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -3.56% on Monday, with more and more companies having followed in Apple’s AAPL, -4.75% footsteps by warning of lower sales and supply disruptions…
The U.S. economy has been shielded from direct impacts of the virus, but the side effects are becoming more evident each day. Declining travel. Fewer foreign tourists. Supply bottlenecks for automobile makers and tech companies. The closure in China of popular American retail chain stores such as Starbucks SBUX, -3.25% and McDonald’s MCD, -1.09%…
… The globe hasn’t suffered from a true pandemic since the Spanish flu in 1918 swept the world and killed up to an estimated 100 million people. …
The U.S. would seem to be more immune from the baleful effects of the virus because it relies far more heavily on economic activity inside the country than other rich nations. …
Fear of coronavirus, rather than virus itself, hits economies (25/02/2020) | @livemint,@WSJ
The body’s immune response to infection is often more painful than the infection itself. The same is true of epidemics and the economy.
As with terrorist attacks and financial crises, epidemics generate widespread uncertainty and sometimes panic. Government authorities and private individuals often respond by drastically reducing exposure to the shock, amplifying its global economic impact.
The stock market’s steep drop on Monday reflected fears that as the coronavirus spreads to other countries, the reaction may be as draconian as it has been in China. …
… Tom Inglesby, director of the Center for Health Security at Johns Hopkins University. …
Lawrence Gostin, director of the O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law at Georgetown University…
Goldman Sachs, for example, projects a 0.8 percentage point hit to U.S. annualized growth in the current quarter from reduced tourism, exports and supply chain disruptions, with most of that reversed by year-end. But “risks…are skewed towards a larger hit because a change in the news flow could lead to increased risk aversion—less travel, commuting or shopping.”…
Peter Berezin, chief global strategist at BCA Research…
If the virus infected a billion people, as the swine flu did in 2009 and 2010, 20 million could die… Dow drops more than 1,000 as coronavirus outbreak threatens the economy (w Video; 02/24/2020) | @fox8news,@AP
The Dow fell 833 points, or 2.9%, to 28,158 as of 3:15 p.m. Eastern time. At its low point, it lost 1,079 points. The S&P 500 index skidded 91 points, or 2.8%, to 3,245. The Nasdaq dropped 292 points, or 3.1%, to 9,283.
Germany’s DAX slid 4% and Italy’s benchmark index dropped 5.4%. South Korea’s Kospi shed 3.9% and markets in Asia fell broadly. …
U.S. government bonds are seen as some of the safest possible investments, and investors have been piling into them throughout 2020, even as stocks overcame stumbles to set more record highs. A bond’s yield falls when its price rises, and the 10-year Treasury has been in such demand that its yield has plunged to 1.38% from roughly 1.90% at the start of the year.
The 10-year yield on Monday touched its lowest point in three years, falling from 1.47% late Friday, and it was near its intraday record low of 1.325% set in July 2016, according to Tradeweb. The 30-year Treasury yield fell further after setting its own record low, down to 1.84% from 1.92% late Friday.
Traders are increasingly certain that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at least once in 2020 to help prop up the economy. They’re pricing in a nearly 95% probability of a cut this year, according to CME Group. A month ago, they saw only a 68% probability. …
Dow closes down 1,000 points as coronavirus fears slam Wall Street: All three major indices plummeted Monday as fears grew that the epidemic would begin to choke supply chains worldwide. (w Video; 02/24/2020) | @NBCNews
The market sell-off came amid a significant uptick in reported cases of the disease in Europe, pushing investors to ditch stocks and buy up safe-haven assets like gold, which hit a seven-year high.
The virus has already stalled the travel industry and shuttered factories in several countries, and it has slammed luxury goods retailers, casino operators and tech companies. …
… The Borsa Italiana, Italy’s stock exchange, slid by 6 percent, its worst day in almost four years. …
Stocks plunge on slowing growth, coronavirus fears: Dow plunges 600 points, leading all three major U.S. indexes in steep fall (02/01/2020) | @washingtonpost
Ivan Feinseth of Tigress Financial partners views the scare as a potential opportunity for investors.
“History has shown that any selloffs in stocks driven by health scares have been short-lived and did little to change the upward ascent of stocks in the past,” Feinseth said. “The S&P 500 gained 31 percent in 1997 even in the face of a combination of the Avian flu epidemic, the Asian financial crisis, the Russian sovereign debt default, and the collapse of Long-Term Capital Management.”…
Coronavirus: How Fast to 100,000 Infected? (01/30/2020) | @nasdaq
Illumina, Inovio, Moderna, Novavax; NVIDIA …
How Coronavirus Affects the Economy (02/24/2020) | @NRO
U.S. stock indexes are down roughly 3 percent today…
Information uncertainty. China’s leadership has been sending mixed messages…
Coronavirus: The Global Economic Threat (PDF; 02/02/2020) | @MoodysAnalytics
…the disruption caused by the coronavirus will cut more than 2 percentage points from Chinese real GDP growth at an annualized rate in the first quarter of this year and 0.8 percentage point from growth for all of 2020 (although this may not show up in official GDP statistics from China). U.S. real GDP growth will be reduced by 0.45 percentage point at an annualized rate in the first quarter and 0.15 percentage point for the year. …
… Research published by the Brookings Institution using another model of the Asian economy estimated that SARS cost the Chinese economy close to 1 percentage point in real GDP in 2003. Hong Kong’s economy was hit even harder. …
How the coronavirus could affect the products you see – or don’t – in stores (02/24/2020) | @USATODAYmoney
While many Chinese factories are shuttered and Chinese consumer demand is slack, U.S. exports to China will suffer, including computer chips, plant equipment and aircraft, Zandi says. The Trump administration’s Phase 1 trade deal with China calls for $200 billion in additional U.S. shipments to that country – a target that some analysts viewed as a stretch. The outbreak further reduces the odds of reaching that goal. …
Coronavirus: Just a body blow, or a black swan for the economy? (02/23/2020) | @PhillyInquirer
Coronavirus travel barriers, business closures can harm the world economy: experts (w Video; 02/02/2020) | @globalnews,@AP
Coronavirus in China: How the outbreak could impact investors (w Video; 01/23/2020) | @CBSNews
China’s coronavirus impact on the economy (28/01/2020) | @ING_Economics
SEC Warns Investors of Coronavirus Investment Scams (02/10/2020) | @FinAd_IQ
Coronavirus: Implications for Investors (29/01/2020) | @AmundiPioneer
How coronavirus fears could impact your investment portfolio (w Video; 02/02/2020) | @CBCNews
How Virus Impact Has Altered Investment Calls Around the World (w Video; 02/06/2020) | @markets
The coronavirus outbreak and your portfolio (02/07/2020) | @Jerusalem_Post
Zoom Stock Climbs On Coronavirus Spread, With Earnings Due Next Week (02/24/2020) | @IBDinvestors
3 Smart Ways to Invest While Coronavirus Fears Spike: Heading to the sidelines would be a regrettable decision. (02/06/2020) | @themotleyfool
These Investment Opportunities Stem From the Deadly Coronavirus Outbreak (w Video; 01/28/2020) | @cheddar
West Virginia Vol.4 (state, cities)
@wvgov
@wvlegislature
@WVTreasury
@WVCBP
@wvcommerce
@WVaChamber
@WVHub
@HiveWV
@WVSBDC
@TechConnectWV
@researchwv
@WVDeptofAg
@workforcewv
@WV_DHHR
@WVDACH
@WVDHSEM
@WVNationalGuard
@WVDOT
@wvfolklife
@WVHistory
@WVtourism
@WVExplorer
@ClimateCenterWV
@WVECouncil
@wvamwater
@OurWVRivers
@WVAHC
@inappalachia
@WVPress
@WVExecMag
@wvstatejournal
@WVRecord
@WVMetroNews
@WVNews247
@wvpublic
@WVCTCS
@WVStateU
@Counties_of_WV
@charlestoncity
@wvcharleston
@wvgazettemail
@huntingtoncity
@heralddispatch
@CoWorksWV
@Morgantown_WV
@DominionPostWV
@dubvNOW
@WestVirginiaU
@NewsandSentinel
@BDTonline
@TheJournalWV
@TimesWV
@WVU_Tech
SB 648 just passed out of Senate Health! 300,000+ adult West Virginians who utilize Medicaid are one step closer to dental coverage, which will improve health outcomes and lower ER utilization. https://t.co/yH39swImFF
— West Virginia Center on Budget and Policy (@WVCBP) February 13, 2020
States around the country are moving to extend postpartum Medicaid coverage to 12 months in the wake of rising maternal mortality rates. WV can do the same by passing HB 4416! https://t.co/Ky34BisLan pic.twitter.com/2PuKHLEnt5
— Kelly Allen (@kellakelWV) February 7, 2020
The Doctors discuss a new clinical trial at West Virginia University hoping to help treat opioid addiction with the use of deep brain stimulation with WV Project ECHO MAT hub member Dr. James Berry.https://t.co/qzzWX1pENj
— WV Project ECHO (@WVProjectECHO) February 13, 2020
Congratulations again to #WestVirginia and @WVGovernor for not only having the fastest state personal income growth in the first quarter but also the fastest state #GDP growth, coming in at 5.2% https://t.co/lEWvZ9Yt0C pic.twitter.com/KSWL4M40HW
— Sec. Wilbur Ross (@SecretaryRoss) July 25, 2019
Scientists who are studying ancient carvings in West Virginia say stories that propose a non-native origin for prehistoric landmarks have ignored evidence. https://t.co/gtValxLKkW via @WVExplorer #westvirginia #almostheaven #archaeology
— WVExplorer Magazine (@WVExplorer) February 12, 2020
38% of WV 12th graders have completed a FAFSA – https://t.co/E4MEjax3mj pic.twitter.com/Gmp3hWXJvj
— CFWV (@CFWV) February 10, 2020
Thumbs up and a huge smile from @Astro_Christina! 😊👍
Her first spaceflight became a 328-day mission with 5,248 orbits of Earth, a journey of 139 million miles, roughly the equivalent of 291 trips to the Moon & back. #CongratsChristina & welcome home: https://t.co/8MFSftrUyR pic.twitter.com/zlmY2yYJDe
— NASA (@NASA) February 6, 2020
"Jerry Alan West is one of the greatest basketball players and sports executives of all time."
President Donald Trump presented the Presidential Medal of Freedom to basketball legend Jerry West in a ceremony at the White House. https://t.co/XjDCDUQn6Z pic.twitter.com/7YoETPeFgL
— ABC News (@ABC) September 5, 2019
Brooke, the kids, and I are on our way to West Virginia. So excited to start this incredible journey! #HailWV pic.twitter.com/x6TXYpOmqo
— Neal Brown (@NealBrown_WVU) January 9, 2019
VP Pence called for support for Hurricane Harvey victims from Congress and businesses while speaking to West Virginia Chamber of Commerce pic.twitter.com/mmVkZFMROO
— NBC News (@NBCNews) August 31, 2017
Did you make a resolution to eat healthier this year? See tips from the @CDCgov to help stay on track: https://t.co/qd1UdlJ6jG pic.twitter.com/tbtpNjEmkh
— WV DHHR (@WV_DHHR) January 28, 2020
Ogden Newspapers will purchase The Courier and the Review Times from the Findlay Publishing Co., the two companies announced today. https://t.co/CLSvU3vwBE
— The Findlay Courier (@FindlayCourier) November 13, 2019
WVU commemorated the 77th anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor with a ceremony in front of Oglebay Hall this morning. pic.twitter.com/6awdr5VkmM
— The Daily Athenaeum (@DailyAthenaeum) December 7, 2018
Science and Technology Vol.16 (#CoronaVirus)
2019 Novel #Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) Update. Anthony Fauci discusses the latest developments with JAMA Editor Howard Bauchner. #CoronavirusOutbreak #JAMALive https://t.co/wbzAlCzqVq
— JAMA (@JAMA_current) February 6, 2020
Take simple daily precautions to help prevent the spread of respiratory illnesses like Coronavirus Disease 2019. Learn more about #COVID19 prevention at https://t.co/uArGZTrH5L. pic.twitter.com/KDhVXGcQhH
— CDC (@CDCgov) February 12, 2020
https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1227248333871173632
As confirmed cases of the novel #coronavirus (2019-nCoV) continue to rise globally, #Indonesia is taking concrete measures against a potential virus #outbreak. Read our latest update on the country’s readiness here ➡️➡️➡️ https://t.co/LWVXcIdKC4 pic.twitter.com/SAUpUGaBQt
— WHO Indonesia (@WHOIndonesia) February 6, 2020
IMAGES: What New Coronavirus Looks Like Under The Microscope https://t.co/FznTqNIhUK
— NPR Health News (@NPRHealth) February 14, 2020
Would The U.S. Health System Be Ready For A Surge in Coronavirus Cases? https://t.co/TZWJ7evTGB
— NPR Health News (@NPRHealth) February 13, 2020
A Change In How 1 Chinese Province Reports Coronavirus Adds Thousands Of Cases https://t.co/ziJ2jNh0ds
— NPR Health News (@NPRHealth) February 13, 2020
World Health Organization Provides Update On COVID-19 https://t.co/7dLRQ7Ki3P
— NPR Health News (@NPRHealth) February 12, 2020
Can Coronavirus Be Crushed By Warmer Weather? https://t.co/wfAz27bk4A
— NPR Health News (@NPRHealth) February 12, 2020
In Coronavirus Quarantine, Diamond Princess Passengers Form Unique Online Community https://t.co/eMkWGprfhc
— NPR Health News (@NPRHealth) February 12, 2020
#Coronavirus update: More deaths overnight in China and Los Angeles county telling more than 1000 people to self-quarantine after travelling to China recently; #TODAYinLA on Channel 4 @NBCLA pic.twitter.com/0JYAWMPUuA
— Mekahlo Medina (@MekahloNBCLA) February 12, 2020
LATEST: Death toll from coronavirus, now named COVID-19, in China rises to 1,113. https://t.co/LIBfPbVDgl
— NBC News (@NBCNews) February 12, 2020
LATEST: Thailand stops passengers from Holland America's cruise ship MS Westerdam from disembarking, the latest country to turn it away amid fears of the coronavirus despite no confirmed infections aboard. https://t.co/7dGMsqc0xd
— NBC News World (@NBCNewsWorld) February 11, 2020
—Officials in Beijing expanded their mass roundup of sick or possibly infected people beyond Wuhan
—The number of cases in Hubei jumped again with the use of new diagnostic methods
—Japan confirmed its first death from the virusLatest updates:https://t.co/rYW0TVALM7
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 14, 2020
The World Health Organization has an official name for the illness caused by new coronavirus: COVID-19. It intentionally makes no reference to any of the people, places or animals associated with the coronavirus — the goal was to avoid stigma.https://t.co/oX9COfydl1
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 11, 2020
Passengers aboard cruise ships being quarantined due to coronavirus are sharing stories of how they’re handling the outbreak. On Thursday, Japanese officials confirmed 44 more on one ship off Yokohama.
Follow more updates. https://t.co/g5rKh1tSsM pic.twitter.com/JSpLMzmru1
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 13, 2020
—The death toll from the coronavirus in China surpasses 1,100
—World health authorities now have a name for the coronavirus illness
—A Japanese official was infected after surveying passengers aboard a cruise shipLatest updates:https://t.co/RvC83vZfwt
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 12, 2020
Nearly 100 people died from the coronavirus on Sunday, many of them in Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the epidemic. It was the single deadliest day since the outbreak began.
Live updates: https://t.co/QLINDuywew
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 10, 2020
—Another 86 deaths from the coronavirus are reported in China, pushing the death toll above 700
—Royal Caribbean bars passengers from China
—China ignores offers of help from the C.D.C. and W.H.O.Latest updates:https://t.co/GYUuUl4T2X
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 8, 2020
—The death toll in China from the coronavirus surpasses 600
—Wuhan is told to round up infected residents for mass quarantine
—The Chinese doctor who warned of outbreak has diedLatest updates:https://t.co/WBtzVdxSRm
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 7, 2020
China is refusing aid from the US and WHO. And nobody can explain why. https://t.co/wmRMWfkj5p
— New Guy Grummz (@Grummz) February 8, 2020
#UPDATE China's official death toll from the new coronavirus has spiked dramatically after authorities changed their counting methods, fuelling concern the epidemic is far worse than being reported https://t.co/sSg9W4aKMx
— AFP news agency (@AFP) February 13, 2020
#UPDATE Virus death toll surges by 242 in one day as China changes way it counts cases.
Move is likely to fuel speculation that #coronavirus outbreak has been under-reportedhttps://t.co/sg6h1mOrCK pic.twitter.com/fsZyraSbFk
— AFP news agency (@AFP) February 13, 2020
#UPDATE China scrambles to find bed space for thousands of newly infected patients, as the toll from the #coronavirus jumps again.
More than 28,000 people are now known to be infected nationwide in an outbreak that has killed 563 https://t.co/rTgcIMNx5E pic.twitter.com/M0pDEnP3iv
— AFP news agency (@AFP) February 6, 2020
#UPDATE The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation have pledged to commit up to $100 million for the global response to the novel coronavirus epidemic that has claimed nearly 500 lives https://t.co/yh7NkzJw6D
— AFP news agency (@AFP) February 5, 2020
The global death toll from Wuhan coronavirus has passed 1,000, according to authorities. More than 40,000 people have been infected.
Follow the latest updates: https://t.co/VMmpe8u4bd
— CNN (@CNN) February 10, 2020
China recorded more than 14,800 new coronavirus infections in one day. The rise comes from a tweak in how authorities are tallying infections. Follow live updates https://t.co/YFqsprI6b3 pic.twitter.com/E1JU9DTX1Z
— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) February 13, 2020
Update: The Chinese doctor who warned the public about the Wuhan coronavirus has died of the illness, the hospital treating him said. The statement came after hours of confusion in state media reports. https://t.co/VGBWxhCbEV
— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) February 6, 2020
The death toll from the coronavirus has soared past 560. Over 28,000 have been infected — the vast majority in China.
Latest updates: https://t.co/V7BnZXtdoS
— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) February 6, 2020
This is the latest update to the novel coronavirus outbreak. For more news and updates: https://t.co/51Igfng0WD pic.twitter.com/w86sQdBvtQ
— TIME (@TIME) February 11, 2020
An additional 65 people on board a quarantined cruise ship have tested positive for coronavirus https://t.co/TDwkYrOSkZ
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) February 10, 2020
Chinese doctor who tried to sound alarm about coronavirus — but was silenced by police — has died, friends and colleagues say https://t.co/26QbV0CL8H
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) February 6, 2020
Harvard Chan's @mlipsitch says that a #coronavirus pandemic is on the horizon. What would it mean to label #COVID-19 as a #pandemic, and how severe is this pandemic expected to be? https://t.co/HS71mBlTIM
— HarvardPublicHealth (@HarvardChanSPH) February 12, 2020
Harvard Chan's Ashish Jha says managing the response to #COVID-19 will be a defining moment for WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. https://t.co/Pf7wP6l0lm #coronavirus
— HarvardPublicHealth (@HarvardChanSPH) February 12, 2020
Harvard Chan's @mlipsitch shares the latest on the #coronavirus: International cases may be going undetected in some countries. "This is really a global problem that’s not going to go away in a week or two." #nCoV2019 https://t.co/6E6jBo9jnw
— HarvardPublicHealth (@HarvardChanSPH) February 12, 2020
"The absence of information and misinformation is almost as big a threat as the virus itself,” says @JohnsHopkinsSPH's @ALabriqu following China's launch of a #coronavirus tracking app that has fueled concerns of discrimination and data reliability. https://t.co/EyCDjhJTP3
— Johns Hopkins CCP (@JohnsHopkinsCCP) February 13, 2020
Do you have questions about the #2019nCoV outbreak, and the public health response?
We convened @T_Inglesby, @CMYeaton, and Lauren Sauer —experts from @JohnsHopkinsSPH's @JHSPH_CHS and @HopkinsMedicine—for a 30-minute webinar to explain.https://t.co/JzrC2KEIui #coronavirus
— JHU Public Health (@JohnsHopkinsSPH) February 5, 2020
"There are critical information gaps that make planning for the [#COVID19] outbreak more challenging and uncertain," write @T_Inglesby and @CMYEaton in @STATnews.
"We see three … urgent priorities." https://t.co/enNO42b9nz #2019nCoV
— JHU Public Health (@JohnsHopkinsSPH) February 12, 2020
"Face masks can create a false sense of security that might you make you drop the ball on proven measures for stopping the spread of disease, like washing your hands often." https://t.co/BDOJr6vZfG
— JHU Public Health (@JohnsHopkinsSPH) February 10, 2020
“We should do the utmost to protect public health,” said @JenniferNuzzo, a senior scholar at @JHSPH_CHS. “But we have to make sure the measures we’re implementing aren’t worse than the virus itself.” https://t.co/VxwAcRCn2O #2019nCoV
— JHU Public Health (@JohnsHopkinsSPH) February 9, 2020
BREAKING: The coronavirus is now deadlier than SARS. The death toll has risen to more than 800 in about two months. https://t.co/AVbmxtvX9M
— Bloomberg (@business) February 8, 2020
-China death toll from coronavirus at 563
-Mainland now has over 28,000 cases
-Japan finds 10 more cases on cruise ship⁰
-Vietnam quarantines ships from China ports
-Frequent hand washing is the best way to avoid virus on flights, says medical adviserhttps://t.co/agg9zPM7Rl— Bloomberg (@business) February 6, 2020
BREAKING: Wisconsin dept. of health confirms first case of coronavirus in the statehttps://t.co/T5qjsK0037
— CNBC Now (@CNBCnow) February 5, 2020
Japan’s health ministry says 10 more people on board the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship have tested positive for the new coronavirus, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 20. The ship is docked at Yokohama port.https://t.co/KBXcHtKHDI
— CNBC Now (@CNBCnow) February 6, 2020
Update: 10 additional people have tested positive for the coronavirus on the Diamond Princess including 2 Canadians. Story will be updated here: https://t.co/85csfOo3YU
— CBC News Alerts (@CBCAlerts) February 6, 2020
BREAKING UPDATE: The patient is receiving treatment at Methodist Hospital | Texsan, in Balcones Heights. https://t.co/wGpuHxsFUj
— KSAT 12 (@ksatnews) February 13, 2020
OUTBREAK UPDATE: China Confirms 15,152 NEW CASES of Coronavirus, 254 More Dead https://t.co/LQopS9M21k
— Sean Hannity (@seanhannity) February 13, 2020
"Trump says Coronavirus will be gone by April when the weather gets warmer – updates" – https://t.co/KHlNHULuLV
— Craig Rozniecki (@CraigRozniecki) February 11, 2020
BREAKING -> China's Hubei province reports:
– 14,840 NEW coronavirus cases after authorities revise diagnosis standards (13,332 new cases are clinical diagnosis)
– 242 deaths on February 12
– 3,441 patients dischargedUpdates here – https://t.co/qrSMS2Kvqa
— David Ingles (@DavidInglesTV) February 12, 2020
China sees deadliest day as toll surges to 1,367, WHO sees no tip of iceberg
More updates on #Coronavirus outbreak: https://t.co/oL8l3bYRxD pic.twitter.com/6mXSrMYoFl— India Today (@IndiaToday) February 14, 2020
Latest updates on #coronavirus . I find this channel's coverage, the best.pic.twitter.com/jEuNTtbLwc
— Harsh Srivastava हर्ष श्रीवास्तव (@HSrivastava186) February 14, 2020
Coronavirus Outbreak Update:
➡️ Coronavirus death toll in China surpasses 1,100.
➡️ World Health Organization renames virus COVID-19.
➡️ 39 people have tested positive for the coronavirus aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship quarantined in Japan.#CheddarLive pic.twitter.com/Adbe9SBlKH— Cheddar🧀 (@cheddar) February 12, 2020
The Chinese Air Force will participate in Singapore Air Show despite travel ban over coronavirus.
Keep up to speed with all the latest updates on the international response here: https://t.co/rXxcQBzWk9
— Al Jazeera News (@AJENews) February 5, 2020
Empty #SingaporeAirport Affected by #Corona @singapore @SingaporeAir pic.twitter.com/pMkTv3CJ7a
— Abbymhv (@abbymhv) February 8, 2020
Because of the spread of the #coronavirus, the German government plans to bring more citizens back to #Germany. Meanwhile, the number of infected people in #China is rising. @GermanyDiplo #Corona pic.twitter.com/uwAwk384by
— Deutschland.de/en (@en_germany) February 7, 2020
UPDATE on #coronavirus testing in the UK:
As of 2pm on Monday 10 February 2020, a total of 1,114 tests have concluded
1,106 were confirmed negative
8 positiveUpdates will be published at 2pm daily until further notice.
For latest information visit:
▶️ https://t.co/CZh5JdyN2Q pic.twitter.com/Gk7du002Op— Department of Health and Social Care (@DHSCgovuk) February 10, 2020
Update on #coronavirus:
A further patient in England has tested positive for coronavirus bringing the total number of cases in the UK to three. The individual did not acquire this in the UK.
Full statement from Professor Chris Whitty, @CMO_England:
▶️ https://t.co/vwoFNRKpoF pic.twitter.com/PuZ8m40R9x— Department of Health and Social Care (@DHSCgovuk) February 6, 2020
To summarize today's updates:
– Hubei province reported 4,823 new cases and 116 new deaths
– Hubei also deducted 1,043 older cases and 108 deaths due to double counting
– 267 new cases and 5 new deaths were reported outside Hubei provincehttps://t.co/eUoE2bjB9j— BNO Newsroom (@BNODesk) February 14, 2020
Coronavirus update:
– 42,729 confirmed cases worldwide
– 23,589 suspected cases
– 1,013 fatalities
– 7,463 in serious/critical condition
– 3,752 recovered
– Most cases in China
– 25 countries reporting cases— BNO Newsroom (@BNODesk) February 10, 2020
UPDATE: Wisconsin reports 1st case of coronavirus, 12th in the U.S. https://t.co/eUoE2b20hL
— BNO Newsroom (@BNODesk) February 5, 2020
#coronavirus
“Researchers at the South China Agricultural University said that the endangered pangolin may have been the animal that facilitated the spread of the virus. [They] have identified [it] as a “potential intermediate host,” the university said.” pic.twitter.com/eFcgS8hZa2— Coronavirus Updates (@CoronaVUpdates) February 13, 2020
Two elderly patients of #coronavirus in their 80s said goodbye in ICU pic.twitter.com/IcCR8QDkOw
— Corona virus updates (@corona_virus3) February 9, 2020
They are covering up stuff, they don’t want the world to know how big a mess this has become
Amid the outbreak of deadly virus, CCP censorship evolves into cellphone checking and arrest. They caught in Hainan. Police checked their cellphones and arrested. #coronavirus #Corona pic.twitter.com/lm0SDOzRfd
— Coronavirus Updates (@chaddha_lal) February 6, 2020
https://twitter.com/COVID19Update/status/1225484717073555456
UPDATE: Various media outlets in China have reported on Feb 6 that Li Wenliang has died of coronavirus pic.twitter.com/E6sbJzVbTO
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) February 6, 2020
Update: Li Wenliang, one of eight whistleblowers punished by police in early January for "spreading rumors" about a mysterious pneumonia, died from #coronavirus today, domestic media has reported. He was 34 years old. https://t.co/J3j3umMjqv
— Sixth Tone (@SixthTone) February 6, 2020
Mothers may pass coronavirus to unborn children, Chinese doctors say. All the latest updates: https://t.co/m2AaN30IhZ pic.twitter.com/HH4TWpggQ2
— Al Jazeera News (@AJENews) February 5, 2020
Science and Technology Vol.15 (#CoronaVirus)
#Coronavirus being blamed for #oil price declines -Reuters. With other epidemics, lower air travel fear historically pushes WTI prices lower -7% to -13% (starting week 11). We can measure how long these epidemic concerns last w/ Google Trend words, typically 2-3 weeks #oott pic.twitter.com/qlffsxTvC6
— Jeremy McCrea, CFA (@JeremyMcCreaCFA) January 22, 2020
UPDATE for GPs on the emerging picture on the Novel Coronavirus infection 10 February 2020 https://t.co/QnMfIdWHiS
— Irish College of GPs (@ICGPnews) February 11, 2020
Coronavirus death toll climbs to 908 https://t.co/IWPjQ8g0Kh
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 10, 2020
Kevin Rudd: Coronavirus crisis will not change how China is governed https://t.co/uQTRuBGCdE
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 10, 2020
GPs to get personal protection packs for coronavirus from HSE https://t.co/nsw2N2CsBH
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020
Coronavirus is hurting Hollywood’s box office numbers. https://t.co/GSTgdEh9qF
— Digital Trends (@DigitalTrends) February 5, 2020
It is important to place the coronavirus epidemic in the proper context and identify important steps to reduce the chances it becomes a global pandemic. https://t.co/fVwXDKc8Rg
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) February 4, 2020
https://twitter.com/dw_business/status/1223930813839855616
#UPDATE Airlines have begun suspending flights to and from China as the World Health Organization called an urgent meeting over whether a viral epidemic, that has killed 132 people, should be declared a global health emergency https://t.co/2QNWZ44pWD
— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 29, 2020
The #coronavirus outbreak has spooked #financialmarkets around the world, showing how feeble and unstable global trade can be when faced with a crisis, says @arturobris https://t.co/gZZjByHUDY
— IMD business school (@IMD_Bschool) February 4, 2020
We are boosting urgently needed research into #Coronavirus with €10 million from our #H2020 programme.
We need to know more about the virus to better target our prevention measures and to ensure better care for our citizens.
More info → https://t.co/3trDC5Za8z #HorizonEU pic.twitter.com/PXMR5NvMrQ— European Commission 🇪🇺 (@EU_Commission) January 31, 2020
Dead man in face mask lies on empty street as China's killer coronavirus worsens – Ireland is asleep run by shower of Muppets Fine GaelLeo Varadkar F### the Homeless & Fianna Fail Weak leader MeHole Micheal Martin Mirror Online https://t.co/i1A3ehqzZt via @GoogleNews
— Mark Lamb (@MarkLam24990323) February 1, 2020
The Irish Times view on the coronavirus outbreak: China’s big experiment https://t.co/0KNJovwgOq via @IrishTimesOpEd
— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 27, 2020
Irish Times View on the coronavirus: Health service must be on high alert https://t.co/cm3zCyZdB6 via @IrishTimesOpEd
— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 24, 2020
Dublin Airport passenger tests negative for coronavirus https://t.co/jKUv3xEa5d pic.twitter.com/3pKvjhODKF
— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 3, 2020
First death from disease recorded outside of China as global fears intensify https://t.co/KsLPjfDaPS pic.twitter.com/9Cxoe8Ez86
— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 3, 2020
The death toll in China from the coronavirus has risen to 811, surpassing SARS fatalities in the 2002-2003 outbreak, Chinese health authorities announced today. https://t.co/93onAVZUFp pic.twitter.com/KtXCTthoNS
— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020
UK Foreign Office advises citizens to return from China if possible https://t.co/Kqpo5wfsso
— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 4, 2020
57 new deaths from the coronavirus were confirmed today https://t.co/usAMov0SbF
— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 3, 2020
The virus has since spread to more than 24 countries, despite many governments imposing unprecedented travel bans https://t.co/i1PN3tiArX
— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 3, 2020
The 44-year-old man from Wuhan, the province where the outbreak is believed to have originated, was admitted to a Manila hospital on 25 January with a fever, cough and a sore throat. https://t.co/LmzYhAePUk
— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 2, 2020
We have @mhdelaney and @IImmunology_TCD on @TheExplainerPod this week to talk us through the coronavirus https://t.co/X4nnvw4FHu
— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 1, 2020
Farmers voting for farmers could upset election outcomeshttps://t.co/FSX3PVfKQa
— Irish Examiner Business (@ExaminerBiz) February 4, 2020
Virus: From Carlsberg, Apple to McDonald’s, corporates count the cost https://t.co/bbKtEWl5oS
— Irish Examiner Business (@ExaminerBiz) February 4, 2020
Coronavirus death toll eclipses Sars but number of new cases down https://t.co/UI5saTAtFe
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020
British man trapped alone in Wuhan fears he contracted coronavirus https://t.co/hMqjzip0Kl
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 4, 2020
Cambodia’s PM says he will visit students in Chinese city at virus epicentre https://t.co/Q8QuyEGi6O
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 4, 2020
China coronavirus death toll rises to 425 https://t.co/psPFGxV0H5
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 4, 2020
Julian Lee and Tyler Cowen: Producers in panic as coronavirus to infect global oil prices https://t.co/NQr3ltxfWP
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 4, 2020
Passenger tested for coronavirus at Dublin Airport tests negative for disease https://t.co/AAWZ9DXRcg
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020
Dublin Airport passenger tests negative for coronavirus https://t.co/UY4AmJli7L
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020
China opens coronavirus hospital as market tumbles amid growing toll https://t.co/1Yk6XqH6B1
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020
Evacuee from coronavirus-hit China ‘taken ill’ in UK https://t.co/Jt8Xverc09
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020
Jolt for Shanghai market as coronavirus takes toll on tourism and growth https://t.co/FTwgoVEqfb
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020
https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1223098753109970944
Coronavirus: Does China have the financial power to repair the economic damage caused by the outbreak? – SCMP https://t.co/QkFwaveFJz
We break down China's economic competitiveness by exploring the strengths and weaknesses of its economy. Learn more: https://t.co/ltBSihhA6i
— ChinaPower (@ChinaPowerCSIS) February 12, 2020
https://twitter.com/Rntk____/status/1228202621749456897
#Coronavirus is Spreading
Please retweet this video for the world to see…
[One of the best Awareness video]
1) Wash Hands 2) Wear Masks
3)Avoid animal market
4) don't touch your eyes,nose,#Corona #COVID19 #coronavirus #China #Wuhan #WuhanCoronavirus #WuhanVirus pic.twitter.com/tGs6tnLxwC— Coronavirus Live Updates (@Rntk____) February 14, 2020
CORONAVIRUS: Professor Neil Ferguson states on the COVID-19 Outbreak “We’re at the eary stages of a global pandemic” (BBC News)#covid19 #coronavirus #coronavirusoutbreak #Corona #China #ChinaVirus #Wuhan pic.twitter.com/Cg3mPhT51F
— Coronavirus Live Updates (@Rntk____) February 13, 2020
#Coronavirus is Spreading
Please retweet this video for the world to see…
[One of the best Awareness video]
1) Wash Hands 2) Wear Masks#Corona #covid19 #WuhanCoronavirus #china pic.twitter.com/xpeHSxvmHj
— Coronavirus Live Updates (@Rntk____) February 11, 2020
Vaccine for new coronavirus 'COVID-19' could be ready in 18 months: WHO #covid19 #coronavirus #WuhanVirus pic.twitter.com/vg3l8oEZNx
— Coronavirus Live Updates (@Rntk____) February 11, 2020
world's most populated city!!
Can you believe this?? Shanghai, deserted….streets stay empty
Is rest of world is ready for such an emergency??? It is high time UN start working on to combat deadly Coronavirus outbreaks. #coronavirus #coronovavirus #Wuhan #china #corona pic.twitter.com/8pQWP6qsIA— Coronavirus Live Updates (@Rntk____) February 10, 2020
Map of #coronavirus spread in China. #coronovavirus #Corona #china #Wuhan pic.twitter.com/IOrkFSx2CO
— Coronavirus Live Updates (@Rntk____) February 10, 2020
In an era of #coronavirus in #China, money is no longer the best thing in the world.#coronovavirus #corona #ChinaVirus #WuhanVirus pic.twitter.com/hyYZfz6L23
— Coronavirus Live Updates (@Rntk____) February 10, 2020
This single photo will make the world thinks a lot.#coronavirus #coronaviruswuhan #Corona #ChinaVirus #China pic.twitter.com/paLdoSGvz7
— Coronavirus Live Updates (@Rntk____) February 9, 2020
These nurses cut their hair to make their work more convenient..♥️♥️
Nurses are angels of Mercy ♥️ & they are working hard to save the world from #coronavirus
Big Salute #Corona #China #ChinaVirus #coronavirussingapore pic.twitter.com/lIuwCJxXBq
— Coronavirus Live Updates (@Rntk____) February 9, 2020
Chinese Goverment is hiding the truth about #coronavirus deaths and confirmed cases are way more then they say..
If this true then its biggest theat to every human being on earth…#coronavirus #wuhan #Corona #ChinaVirus #China pic.twitter.com/sXMMXTRwjG
— Coronavirus Live Updates (@Rntk____) February 9, 2020
In China you will be arrested if you go without your face mask.#coronavirus #Corona #CoronavirusOutbreak #China pic.twitter.com/1Q3XwEts7v
— Coronavirus Live Updates (@Rntk____) February 7, 2020
#coronavirus is too Dangerous!! Virus is spreading all around the world ☠️☠️☠️
☠️☠️☠️watch this ☠️☠️☠️
How Chinese operating elevator !#coronaviruschina #Corona #Wuhan #WuhanCoronavius pic.twitter.com/vrXIueE0TD— Coronavirus Live Updates (@Rntk____) February 5, 2020
https://twitter.com/Rntk____/status/1224979770011602946
A view from one of the the hospitals in Wuhan, China. Retweet to share with others #china #Coronavius #wuhan #corona #death #CoronavirusOutbreak #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/F8fNYKkeCE
— leaks (@leakednew) February 13, 2020
China sent people back to work, this is how they are working! Retweet to share with others #china #Coronavius #wuhan #corona #death #CoronavirusOutbreak #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/81AD91nlTT
— leaks (@leakednew) February 12, 2020
People going around to random building trying to disinfect it. Retweet to share with others #china #Coronavius #wuhan #corona #death #CoronavirusOutbreak #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/PcWxqhSIAD
— leaks (@leakednew) February 13, 2020
ASIA UPDATE 13/2/2020🌏:
There now are 60,292 confirmed cases of #coronavirus in Asia.
⬇️📈
China: 59,804 (+15,151)
Japan: 248 (+45)
Singapore: 50 (+3)
Hong Kong: 50 (+1)
Thailand: 33 (-)
South Korea: 28 (-)
Malaysia: 18 (-)
Taiwan: 18 (-)
Vietnam: 16 (+1)
Macau: 10 (-)(1/2) pic.twitter.com/qS4RvxfPU9
— COVID-19 watcher (@2019nCoVwatcher) February 13, 2020
This #corona thing may be a tad more serious than we are being told pic.twitter.com/Yn32jCBWp7
— Christopher John 🤓 (@mrchrisjohn) February 8, 2020
Please be aware that the of devine powers has taken birth on the earth.
He will remove sorrow from the world and established prosperity to the world
Its only upto we how long will we take to identified him,#CoronavirusOutbreak#COVID2019#Corona#WorldSavior_SaintRampalJi pic.twitter.com/c1w9pn93Qx
— ADV.Shailender Srivastva (@DoomedShail) February 14, 2020
During the corona virus, chinese police and government prohibit people from socializing without wearing a mask, even within the family, and playing mahjong.#coronavirus #china #policebrutality #mahjong #wuhan #kina #corona #sweden #Government #terror #coronaviruset pic.twitter.com/B1m77mM6d8
— Tomas ⚡ (@arraksmannen) February 9, 2020
Taxi driver in #Russia's Omsk region has taken #coronavirus prevention to another level by wearing a gas mask!#CoronavirusOutbreak #CoronaOutbreak#coronaviruschina #WuhanVirus #ChinaVirus #nCoV19 #nCoV19 #ncov #corona #WuhanCoronaviuspic.twitter.com/B5aOziA2oP
— Annu Kaushik (@AnnuKaushik253) February 8, 2020
▶️ Prediction: the evolution of transmission in Singapore and Thailand (case counts and ICU-rates) over the next 10-14 days will tell us everything about the longer-term global epidemic/pandemic. #nCoV2020 #corona #2019nCoV (in the absence of antivirals or a vaccine) pic.twitter.com/uCvfqxVnwC
— Andrew Lover (@AndrewALover) February 9, 2020
https://twitter.com/matanevenoff/status/1225963409549561856
The #CoronavirusOutbreak has turned #Hubei into a ghost town.
Nearly 1,500 confirmed deaths from #Corona have occurred in Hubei alone.
Chinese #Communist Party censorship has encouraged the spread of the disease. #CommunismKills, literally.
— Prof. Steve Hanke (@steve_hanke) February 14, 2020
Chinese censorship isn't new. Mao concealed that 65M died under his rule & Xi is doing the same.
Following the death of #LiWenliang, China's state censors are cracking down on info related to #Corona.
Why would anyone believe anything from Beijing?pic.twitter.com/IK8h5W9N7L
— Prof. Steve Hanke (@steve_hanke) February 8, 2020
Please learn their names. #ChenQiushi & #FanBin
‘Disappeared for their citizen journalism on #coronavirus in #WuhanChina
This is the pointy end of The Silencing spear. Silencing speech pushed #Corona to a pandemic. pic.twitter.com/HvAbwHwCTN
— Katie Hopkins (@KTHopkins) February 13, 2020
Zahedan, SE #Iran
While countries across the globe are banning the entrance of Chinese people onto their soil to prevent the spread of the #Corona virus, the mullahs' regime is allowing them in & Iran's passenger planes are constantly flying to & from China. pic.twitter.com/rZvYbNh8Z9— Heshmat Alavi (@HeshmatAlavi) February 8, 2020
Horrifying scene from a quarantine zone in #China. Not sure this woman survived. #Corona #coronavirus #CoronaOutbreak #coronaviruschina #WuhanCoronavirus #WuhanVirus #wuhan #CoronavirusOutbreak #WuhanOutbreak #ChinaWuHan
pic.twitter.com/pLuAEy6HaQ— Tommaso Scelzo (@TScelzo) February 10, 2020
Off to quarantine you must go 😳 #Corona pic.twitter.com/tOIqtkFeFx
— Christopher John 🤓 (@mrchrisjohn) February 10, 2020
https://twitter.com/RavindraThakurM/status/1226472865383337986
OMG..The man falling down from the balcony…
The people are locked up in their homes.
The fire department helped them to escape…#coronavirus #CoronavirusOutbreak #coronavirusjapan #coronavirusdeutschland #coronaviruschina #Coronavirusmexico #coronaviruswuhan #corona#COVID19 pic.twitter.com/IhXxbe38OD— The Mask is needed to protect👍 (@The_Mask_For_Pr) February 13, 2020
Can’t you just stop eating these creatures…#corononavirus #CoronaOutbreak #Madness #corona #usa #europe pic.twitter.com/TDXi1Qr0sB
— ساهر (هقاوي) (@sahran911) February 6, 2020
Cause of coronavirus 🤪 #Corona #coronovirues pic.twitter.com/6NPULx2noM
— Ruar Omer (@ruar_omer) February 8, 2020
Iowa Vol.5 (state, cities)
@IaPolicyProject
@IowaWatch
@BusinessIOWA
@IowaBizCouncil
@IowaABI
@futurereadyiowa
@IowaSTEM
@NewBoCo
@iowajpec
@IowaData
@IowaCorrections
@IowaDHS
@iowadhr
@iowaworkforce
@iowadot
@Travel_Iowa
@iowadnr
@IADeptAg
@IowaFarmBureau
@iowa_corn
@IowaSoybeans
@ISUCropNews
@IowaPork
@IowaPorkCenter
@PorkCheckoff
@IowaPoultry
@IowaEggCouncil
@AgDecisionMaker
@iowafarmertoday
@iowasnewsnow
@IoB_NewsHour
@IowaNewspaper
@DMRegister
@CapitalXRoads
@DSMpartnership
@ridedart
@downtownDSMUSA
@DTFarmersMarket
@catchdesmoines
@dmcityview
@dmJuice
@DMArtsFestival
@cfdesmoines
@BravoGreaterDSM
@WDMCHAMBER
@IowaStateU
@CityofCRiowa
@EconomicAllianc
@ICRIOWAreal
@BZP_CedarRapids
@EntreFEST
@cityofdavenport
@qctimes
@stambrose
@locatesiouxcity
@SiouxCityIow
@SiouxlndChamber
@DowntownSCIowa
@scj
@WaterlooIowa
@wcfcourier
@gazettedotcom
@TheDailyIowan
@CityOfIowaCity
@ICADGroup
@icareachamber
@ICDowntown
@icfilmscene
@presscitizen
@uiowa
.@PeteButtigieg in Clinton, Iowa: “The reason we have 11 million undocumented immigrants is because our economy needed 11 million more people than our system was prepared to admit” pic.twitter.com/R8aba6FydN
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) February 1, 2020
“One reason #rural America suffers is because too much attention goes to the tiny minority that fits the stereotype as white Republican farm owners, and too little attention goes to the majority of the rural population.” #SaveSNAP https://t.co/x3Ew9KnKSW
— Progress Iowa (@ProgressIowa) February 2, 2020
Thanks to the #USMCA trade deal—signed into law YESTERDAY—Iowa farmers, ranchers, & manufacturers will thrive.
With Pres. Trump in the White House, American workers are put FIRST.
The #USMCA will create 176,000 new jobs across the country & add $68.2 BILLION to our economy.
— GOP (@GOP) January 31, 2020
https://twitter.com/IAGovernor/status/1222563455179329536
HSB 587 was introduced in the Iowa house setting a 2.5% increase to school funding and SSB 3096 in the Senate for 2.1%. That's enough! Iowa has a strong economy, there is a significant budget surplus, now is the time to invest in our kids! Tell your Legislators our kids need 4%. pic.twitter.com/nw5OWRwQbp
— GreatIAPublicSchools (@GreatIASchools) January 29, 2020
Connecticut Vol.6 (state, cities, etc.)
@CTDECD
@CBIANews
@SBA_Connecticut
@CERCInc
@CTCEDAS
@CTOpenData
@InnovateCT
@CTTech
@CCATInc
@BioCT_org
@bioctcommons
@ctnext
@readyCTED
@CTMainSt
@ConnDAS
@CTDOL
@OHS_CT
@CTDPH
@ctdss
@ConnRecyclers
@SustainableCT
@EversourceCT
@CTCFPC
@CTFireEMS
@CTDEMHS
@CTDOT_Statewide
@CThighwaysafety
@CTDMV
@CTrides
@CTRailCouncil
@CTFishWildlife
@CTvisit
@VisitCT
@GoToCTNow
@talkofct
@CTForum
@CTScienceCenter
@CT_History
@CTExplored
@CTLHO
@HistoricBldCT
@connpost
@hartfordcourant
@CTMirror
@TheLaurelCT
@connecticutmag
@CCMAdvocacy
@CCM_ForCT
@CT_COST
@NLCT
@ChamberECT
@gardeartscenter
@thedayct
@ConnCollege
@GNAChamber
@EasternCTStateU
@RegisterCitizen
@thelct
@WtbyChamber
@rep_am
@Middletownpress
@CityofMeriden
@Record_Journal
@WestConn
@NewsTimes
@RidgefieldPress
@109Cheese
Oregon Vol.7 (cities, companies, etc.)
@DeschutesCounty
@CityofBend
@VisitBendOR
@VisitCentralOR
@bendparksandrec
@towertheatrebnd
@sourceweekly
@thebulletin
@DeschutesBeer
@10BarrelBrewing
@SilverMoonBeer
@WildRideBrewing
@WashcoOregon
@washcoroads
@WashCoScanner
@CityofHillsboro
@HillsboroFire
@HillsboroWater
@hillchamber
@CityofBeaverton
@THPRD
@BeavtonChamber
@ValleyTimes
@Columbia1938
@extensis
@FalconNW
@Fred_Meyer
@freightliner
@LesSchwab
@papamurphys
@stashtea
@Tazo
@xplane
@osfashland
@EastOregonian
@HermistonHerald
@MyEagleNews
@QuinnThomasPR
@airship
@cloudability
@elementaltech
@jamasoftware
@RoseburgCo
@Broadway_Rose
@saltandstraw
@nostranapdx
@bunksandwiches
@BrunchBox
@HomegrownSmoker
@BlueStarDonuts
@DeparturePDX
@pokpokpdx
@Nongskhaomangai
@timberlinelodge
@RogueAles
Drawing Is the Fastest, Most Effective Way to Learn, According to New research | https://t.co/WFoLmpLm9N — So, by participating in one of our @xplane visual thinking boot camps, you’re not just learning how to draw, you’re learning how to learn. https://t.co/NafXUuHrLx
— freshbeast (@freshbeast) January 13, 2020
A significant part of my consulting practice involves creating learning spaces playbooks that support learning space change/PD. Here is a helpful resource if you are interested in the concept. "The Power of the Playbook" from @xplane https://t.co/RaRJBOvXz8
— David Jakes (@djakes) January 10, 2020
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: Discover How to Change Your Company Culture https://t.co/4a8wd6yW1z by @xplane pic.twitter.com/DwXBmbF6Qd
— Miguel Macías (@mmaciasr) January 9, 2020
So obsessed with this activation curve from @xplane https://t.co/IhvhyL3KDJ @EdElements @AndreaGoetchius pic.twitter.com/GfJtZx84HV
— Keara Mascareñaz (@kearamas) October 3, 2019
In the past 10 years, the number of distributed (or “remote”) workers has grown by 91%. Here are tips for team leaders and managers to find new ways to keep distributed employees feeling like they’re part of the fold. https://t.co/pIcbWu74U6 #futureofwork #remoteworkers
— XPLANE (@xplane) December 23, 2019
Customers are looking to establish a relationship with a trusted advisor and partner—a need requiring a human-centered approach. For increased engagement and long-term retention, use #designthinking to align your sales process to your customer’s journey. https://t.co/00GCMJxpf3
— XPLANE (@xplane) December 20, 2019
When it comes to dissecting why most digital transformation efforts fail, many have settled on people/employees, organizational culture and leadership as weak links. People aren't the problem. Learn what is and 6 ways to overcome it. Article via @CNBC. https://t.co/myv8DzQJZE
— XPLANE (@xplane) December 30, 2019
"First things I think of are toughness, playing under the basket, rebounding, blocking shots and the strength that it takes to play."@L_Hurd and @Chold compare and contrast Hassan Whiteside and Brian Grant in “Doing the Right Thing Matters,” presented by @LesSchwab. pic.twitter.com/2wSweFzWv0
— Portland Trail Blazers (@trailblazers) January 11, 2020
Swing: @RyanPalmerPGA, T4 (-7) & 5 shots back entering final round of @SonyOpenHawaii.@elkpga @United_Rentals @columbia1938 @JaniKingClean @RBC @unisyscorp #SecretGolf https://t.co/ziY1wijfzh pic.twitter.com/UtSZ44HwP4
— Secret Golf (@SecretGolf) January 12, 2020
The 11 best sales and deals happening online today include savings on clothing at @LEVIS, the Roomba 890 robot vacuum, winter gear at @Columbia1938, online courses at @Udemy, and more https://t.co/lOXTRpBCmu
— Insider Picks (@insider_picks) January 8, 2020
Looking for a sweet women's insulated #jacket this season? We've got some great recommendations to get you on your way to finding the best option for your needs. Check out the Best Insulated Jackets for Women: https://t.co/UdqPcIA632 @Ortovox @rab_equipment @Marmot @Columbia1938 pic.twitter.com/iENwArNsPl
— OutdoorGearLab (@OutdoorGearLab) January 13, 2020
https://twitter.com/Fred_Meyer/status/1216026997765308416
🚨 ROULETTE!!! @Fred_Meyer Teddy Bear Toss Goal!!!! pic.twitter.com/iIk41vhu0Q
— Seattle Thunderbirds (@SeattleTbirds) January 12, 2020
Shout out to @MercedesBenz of Portland & Beaverton for the sweet ride. More importantly thanks to @lithiamotors 4 kids & @FriendsPDX for partnering with me to make a difference in Portland and the rest of the Pacific Northwest. https://t.co/hpU4FiuocS pic.twitter.com/eivuzFHSCp
— Russell Wilson (@DangeRussWilson) November 20, 2018
Shame on you, @newseasons! Hard to be #local when you're a #sellout.
Portland-based New Seasons Market employs 4,000 people at its 21 stores in Oregon, Washington and Northern California.https://t.co/tUGapsjoJl
— Brenda Dunn (@BrenPDX47) December 10, 2019
https://twitter.com/Jennipulos/status/1083435489942745088
While @OldSpaghFactory already serves plant-based dishes, such as spaghetti with marinara or mushroom sauce, the new vegan meatballs give customers more options. #NationalSpaghettiDay 🍝https://t.co/HBrTO42oZy
— Mercy For Animals (@MercyForAnimals) January 4, 2020
A report by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found welders working at a Precision Castparts Corp. factory near Portland faced elevated risks of metals and noise exposure and hadn’t been properly trained in safety procedures.https://t.co/XOSmwDDIjY
— Oregonian Business (@OregonianBiz) January 2, 2020
A purpose trust means that Organically Grown Company will have a single owner devoted only to investing its profits back into the business https://t.co/pouDEKVZFH
— Fast Company (@FastCompany) July 15, 2018
Learn how Pete Carter, technical manager at the Roseburg Forest Products softwood plywood mill in Coquille, Oregon used the Ritron QuickTalk™ voice alerting transmitter to improve safety throughout the 700,000 square foot plant. View more here: https://t.co/YCxgt81BNg pic.twitter.com/eNG0A02jUD
— Ritron Wireless Solutions (@RitronWireless) November 30, 2018
#LSU20’s Myla Moore has spent the summer working at @Nike’s world headquarters in Portland, Oregon. The Austin, Texas Tiger is writing code as a software engineering intern. Since her freshman year, Myla has had 5 internships in the technology field, including IBM and Chevron. pic.twitter.com/frVd1nvcPN
— LSU (@LSU) August 7, 2019
People depend on the #M2106 for a variety of jobs, but the town of Lesslie puts their trust in it and their local firemen at @LesslieFire for when disaster strikes. https://t.co/2AkVzJgOGb pic.twitter.com/R9FMJFeDLn
— Freightliner Trucks (@freightliner) December 15, 2019
The program, accessed through @freightliner’s website, includes available choices for dump, box van, utility and tow applications, with more options to be added, @DaimlerTrucksNA said. #truckinghttps://t.co/vxwiyUYIEy
— Transport Topics (@TransportTopics) December 9, 2019
The Talon 20th Anniversary Edition reviews are in!
• “The best custom gaming PC” – Digital Trends
• “the best custom gaming PC” – Destructoid
• "the best PC that money can buy" – Forbes
• 90/100 – VentureBeat
• 9/10 – SlashGear
• Hot Hardware Recommended🏅
Watch here: pic.twitter.com/wVr2sebUy2— Falcon Northwest (@FalconNW) November 23, 2019
[Archive] Gerber Legendary Blades–Kinderer Rescue Knife: It seems many manufacturers are determined to cover all of a user’s needs in one tool. However, if your overloaded pocket tool is roughly the size of a… https://t.co/0pXmbvzjVd
— POLICE Magazine (@PoliceMag) January 21, 2019
Get your @BobsRedMill at your local @BiMartStores https://t.co/KM7yl0PCTt
— Bi-Mart (@BiMartStores) October 17, 2019
StanCorp Financial Group appoints Elizabeth E. Flynn, Richard H. Wills and Elizabeth Mitchell to Board of Directors. https://t.co/yXOgdE72Cc
— Bob Speltz (@BobSpeltz) June 7, 2017
Western Family Foods deal about 'economies of scale': Western Family Foods on Monday said a deal to transfer… https://t.co/QNsqpG5Izu
— Breaking PDX News (@breakingPDXnews) June 13, 2016
American Licorice Company announced today that it has joined The Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s New Plastic Economy Global Commitment.
This commitment brings together corporations, non-profits & government entities to tackle plastic waste.https://t.co/AVwa6DoWrc pic.twitter.com/go6pIKepAG
— LaPorteCounty.Life (@LPCLife) August 28, 2019
Oregon Vol.6 (cities, etc.)
@multco
@pdxalerts
@PDXCityClub
@The_CityOfRoses
@PDX_BizAlliance
@prosperportland
@PDXFire
@PortlandBEM
@portlandwater
@portlandgeneral
@trimet
@PBOTinfo
@PDXParksandRec
@OregonZoo
@travelportland
@inDowntownPDX
@opbmusic
@TenderLovingEmp
@CrystalPortland
@MississippiStud
@holocene
@RontomsSundays
@aladdintheater
@vrtxmag
@monqui
@DougFirLounge
@WonderBallroom
@Do503
@Portland_5
@PCS_Armory
@portlandopera
@BroadwayPDX
@RoseQuarter
@PDXArtMuseum
@MusicNorthwest
@nwfilmcenter
@pdxevents
@PdxPipeline
@GOODinPDX
@feastpdx
@eaterpdx
@PDXFoodieCritic
@pdxFoodDude
@PortlandFoodAdv
@portlandfarmers
@ThePortlandTrib
@portlandmercury
@PDXtalk
@pdxccura
@PublicAlerts
@PDXBIZJournal
@breakingPDXnews
@PoMoMagazine
@Powells
@CityofGresham
@MetroEastMedia
@gresham_outlook
@cityofsalem
@salemchamber
@TravelSalem
@salemnightout
@salemcinema
@SalemArtAssoc
@MySalem
@LifeSourceFoods
@Salem_Statesman
@Keizertimes
@OregonState
@LaneCountyGov
@TravelLaneCo
@cityofeugene
@EugeneChamber
@EWEButility
@TheShedd
@HultCenter
@eugeneweekly
@uoregon
@flyEUG
@NinkasiBrewing
@spfldoregon
@SpfldChamber
Connecticut Vol.4 (economy, etc.)
Connecticut’s economy grew by 2.1% in the third quarter of 2019, according to data released Friday by the U.S. Department of Commerce https://t.co/pyY7R1iKKE
— Hartford Courant (@hartfordcourant) January 11, 2020
#SmallBizSaturday: Small businesses are the backbone of Connecticut’s economy. They make up over 97% of Connecticut businesses & employ nearly 50% of all Connecticut workers. If you’re going out shopping today, remember to #ShopSmall! pic.twitter.com/dCaNTyRVqB
— Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz (@LGSusanB) November 30, 2019
DeJonge sees continuity between 2019 and 2020, with the nation continuing on a path of reasonable economic growth in this new year. For Connecticut, though, there will be both opportunities and disruptions, largely driven by technology.https://t.co/A0jmxy5sjN #economy pic.twitter.com/Udk0HN8Buu
— CERC (@CERCInc) January 10, 2020
The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston forecasts a stable economy in 2020 at the @CBIANews annual economic summit Monday https://t.co/oDBgckrxmN
— Hartford Courant (@hartfordcourant) January 13, 2020
Boston Fed President & CEO Eric Rosengren is now #LIVE at the Connecticut Business & Industry Association’s “Economic Summit + Outlook 2020” event.
Livestream here: https://t.co/qzYgLIWlHA #Rosengren #BostonFed #LIVE @CBIAnews pic.twitter.com/VtkjuCA1xk
— BostonFed (@BostonFed) January 13, 2020
Dan Haar: 'Soft landing' for U.S. economy, but how about Conn.? https://t.co/bodJcz72nj #NHV
— NHR Opinion (@NHROpinion) January 14, 2020
NEW: While state officials remain hopeful that government coffers will continue to swell for another four years, a new federal forecast warns Connecticut's economy is poised to slip over the next six months. https://t.co/wLKqR4u3Qk
— Connecticut Mirror (@CTMirror) January 8, 2020
Thrilled to see this commitment to #Connecticut business. The Workforce Council will connect some of the links that thus far were operating independently. This collaboration is exactly what we need to develop our economy by investing in our people & understanding the needs of biz https://t.co/CiWD4e6Ykw
— Christine Cohen (@SenatorCohenCT) October 29, 2019
The mega corporation continues to spread in CT!https://t.co/ZyMuWPCbJI#ctrealestate #cre #amazon
— NAI Elite (@NAIELITE) January 10, 2020
Two businesses, one man.
Brad Jacobs created two of the most successful Connecticut corporations over the last decade https://t.co/bJkUklkoCP
— New Haven Register (@nhregister) December 25, 2019
Foster Corporation breaks ground on new Connecticut facility: https://t.co/r5EXl5MMfC @FosterCompounds #polymers #manufacturing pic.twitter.com/sGLyyE52tf
— MPN Magazine (@MPN_Magazine) June 20, 2019
Ahead of the upcoming legislative session, UConn released its own report detailing what it says is the university’s $5.3 billion economic output to the state economy https://t.co/hA43b23aOJ
— Hartford Courant (@hartfordcourant) January 15, 2020
Opinion: "Assisting students to succeed at our institutions has always been a moral imperative; their success is now also a strategic challenge to the health of Connecticut's economy," writes William Gammell of @CSCUnews. https://t.co/mzgbl0uMGc
— Connecticut Mirror (@CTMirror) December 10, 2019
▶ WATCH On-Demand: Connecticut Business & Industry Association 2019 Manufacturing Summit: Made in Connecticut https://t.co/8rXNqSpod1 pic.twitter.com/kKnd0VBCjP
— Connecticut Network (@CTNetworkTV) October 25, 2019
▶ WATCH OnDemand: Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut Business Breakfast Panel Discussion on Offshore Wind Energy https://t.co/MGazAqBaK3 @ChamberECT pic.twitter.com/j9rsRlkWHR
— Connecticut Network (@CTNetworkTV) February 12, 2019
'Sober January' is good business for one CT brewery https://t.co/RpjL7q7Gb2
— Connecticut Post (@connpost) January 16, 2020
. @GovNedLamont wants to double the population of Connecticut’s cities, but can the state afford to do it?@hartfordcourant looks at how municipalities & the state are working to attract people and business https://t.co/oVibW6qGPo pic.twitter.com/zXCJoAcWW6
— POAH (@POAHCommunities) January 14, 2020
November 2019 State of Connecticut Business and Employment Changes Announced in the News Media
Web: https://t.co/li7ve2v8GY#startups #expansion #recruitment #LMI pic.twitter.com/i9gFIMm7GV
— Connecticut LMI (@DOL_Research) November 27, 2019
1Q 2019 Connecticut Business Employment Dynamics:
Gross number of jobs gained/lost at Connecticut business establishments. https://t.co/kyH739TK5o #LMI #BED #cteconomy pic.twitter.com/NnXTcT83tF— Connecticut LMI (@DOL_Research) October 30, 2019
Connecticut Propane & Petroleum of Marlborough, Connecticut, acquired the #propane distribution business of Phoenix Propane, based in Oxford, Connecticut. Find out more about the acquisition. (Photo: designer491/iStock / Getty Images Plus/Getty Images) https://t.co/bsMN1T0pLo
— LP Gas Magazine (@LPGas_Mag) January 18, 2020
Congratulations to ISRI member @ScrapCT on receiving the Hartford Business Journal’s 2019 Connecticut Family Business Award,which highlights some of the best & most recognizable family owned companies in the state. @ScrapCT took 1st Place in the 25–75 full-time employee category! pic.twitter.com/paKGMpszvD
— ISRI (@ISRI) November 19, 2019
The Connecticut Manufacturing Simulation Center, in conjunction with QCIC, is expected to help 180 small- and medium-sized manufacturing companies, and add almost 2,500 jobs to the Connecticut economy. Thanks for the support, @ChrisMurphyCT! → https://t.co/sc86CcGGtl pic.twitter.com/i2sHczMCzd
— UConn Engineering (@UConnEngineer) May 22, 2018
Manufacturing Continues As Bright Spot In Connecticut’s Economy https://t.co/d7APxrtcDj via @ctnewsjunkie
— ctnewsjunkie (@ctnewsjunkie) February 23, 2018
PACT is our pledge to advance CT— with productive citizens and skilled workers who can fill the jobs developed by our business community. PACT offers access to a range of degree and certificate programs for CT residents without student debt. Learn more at https://t.co/TMMDOJ1MMH pic.twitter.com/qur8dHnkdF
— Community Colleges of Connecticut (@CommCollegeCT) January 16, 2020
Four of Connecticut’s most powerful lawmakers offered differing views on tolls, legalizing sports betting and fixing the state’s economy during a forum before area business leaders this morning https://t.co/vhuGhMP8ja
— TheHourNews (@TheHourNews) January 16, 2020
At GSB Wealth Management, business is personal. They love their work, their community, and are close to their clients, whom they’ve come to call “neighbors.”#Connecticut #Business https://t.co/3Co8Sc1Oaa
— Seasons Magazines (@SeasonsMag) January 17, 2019
Connecticut business news: @News12CT #business #news #Businessnews #Connecticut #merger #merge https://t.co/YsPbUbr8qF
— Annalisa Klebers (@AnnalisaKlebers) June 12, 2019
This is the Sikorsky S-42B named Samoan Clipper at Pago Pago, Samoa in December, 1937. Built by the Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation in Connecticut and delivered to Pan American Airways. It was registered as NC16734. #SamoanClipper pic.twitter.com/pToMv7y6EV
— SamoanClipper (@SamoanClipper) July 16, 2019
Incubators like Collab with @ECICNewHaven
help our economy by giving students opportunities and corporations access to innovative startups. Projects like these will make Connecticut more competitive!#innovateCT #stateofinnovation #educationinCT https://t.co/7Fu9fAU3rv— InnovateCT (@InnovateCT) March 21, 2018
Connecticut economy would get big boost from #cleanenergy & #energyefficiency @AcadiaCtr https://t.co/AFBPf9rmQR via @nhregister
— E4TheFuture (@e4thefuture) December 5, 2018
Energy efficiency continues to help power the #Connecticut economy! 34,743 Connecticut residents work in #energyefficiency and most of those are blue collar jobs in the construction sector. #solar #cleanenergy #newengland #USEnergyJobs https://t.co/nSXiJPVXke pic.twitter.com/0pbYcrdsv9
— New England New Energy (@CleanEnergy4NE) July 2, 2018
A Connecticut-based chain known for cheeseburgers with nine patties plans to open two locations in the San Antonio area. https://t.co/5GZaaPtSvU
— SA Business Journal (@SABizJournal) January 12, 2020
#UAE Consul General @Majid_AlSuwaidi joins leaders of the #Connecticut government, business, and nonprofit communities for the 2nd Annual Diplomat Reception in #Hartford, hosted by the World Affairs Council of Connecticut @ctwac #UAEUSA pic.twitter.com/YOV7VS9qsa
— UAE Consulate in NYC (@UAEinNYC) March 26, 2019
Finance professor Fred Carstensen suggests that a tunnel under the Sound could benefit both Long Island residents and the Connecticut economy.https://t.co/3cqGtjjwtN
— UConn (@UConn) May 18, 2018
Investment in #infrastructure is critical to not only #connecticut economy but all economy! #infrastructureweek https://t.co/K7TH1na13m
— Connecticut Ports (@CTPortAuthority) May 15, 2018
Almost everyone buying a home in Greenwich, Connecticut, is getting a price cut https://t.co/yqaKrw2WMG
— Bloomberg (@business) January 16, 2020
A Former Goldman partner has a plan to fix Connecticut’s broken economy https://t.co/G5kTXzOjyQ
— Bloomberg (@business) December 19, 2019
https://twitter.com/bopinion/status/1102990520958287873
https://twitter.com/Chrisvb700/status/1173224571782205440
After implementing a policy to allow undocumented immigrants to get driver's licenses, Connecticut has seen a reduction in hit-and-run crashes and a steep decline in the number of people found guilty of unlicensed driving. https://t.co/uFj0DAFviP
— NPR (@NPR) May 24, 2019
“Eleven independent pharmacies have gone out of business [in Connecticut] since August — about 6 percent of the state’s total — primarily because of exploding DIR fees,” extorted by PBMs. https://t.co/u9oGxPiZQS
— AssocAmerPhys&Surg (@AAPSonline) May 5, 2019
A recent poll conducted by Sacred Heart University’s Institute for Public Policy, in partnership with the @hartfordcourant shows that Connecticut residents are concerned about economic growth and high cost of living in state.
Read the full poll results: https://t.co/kRISEfpn8n pic.twitter.com/br5ZPCLWKt
— Sacred Heart University (@sacredheartuniv) January 14, 2020
Connecticut lost $1.1 billion in wealth to other states in 2018 | Yankee Institute for Public Policy https://t.co/kN0boZQeMZ
— Chief (@streetglide12) January 14, 2020
Connecticut to Florida jumped 63% in 2018 as outmigration shrunk state’s population by 29K
The unintended consequence of Dems policy!!https://t.co/sHs1X0gyp1
— SmGovGoodCT (@gov_ct) January 14, 2020
The federal government will investigate a Connecticut transgender policy that allows biological male athletes to compete against biological females. https://t.co/b3hMMPxVkq
— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) August 9, 2019
Connecticut high school athletes file complaint over transgender policy – Hartford Courant https://t.co/ti13mwc2d2
— Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) June 20, 2019
Xerox is looking at a deal with Japan’s Fujifilm, though a full takeover of the Connecticut company isn't on the table https://t.co/oKH2vNCbfr
— WSJ Business News (@WSJbusiness) January 11, 2018
.@CBIANews on Monday issued a statement saying that although infrastructure is important to Connecticut’s economy, the association could not support “adding additional cost burdens, like tolls, on individuals and businesseshttps://t.co/XuKL1mM6a9 #CTPolitics #CT
— Yankee Institute (@YankeeInstitute) May 21, 2019
“‘The public will feel rightly that there is a coverup’ if details are withheld, @SenBlumenthal, a Democrat from Connecticut, told @CNN Thursday.”https://t.co/VLmSTkjxYg @business
— Heidi Cuda (@Heidi_Cuda) February 21, 2019
Frank Pepe's Pizza in Connecticut is facing backlash and a boycott for supporting Trump.
If you're in the neighborhood, drop in and show love for this small business. I've eaten there and the food is truly excellent. Let's turn hate into success.https://t.co/y4mz0H5PoK— Rising serpent (@rising_serpent) September 1, 2019
A Connecticut company is bottling a limited-edition soda because of the government shutdown https://t.co/L7PKiFUivn
— Boston.com (@BostonDotCom) January 22, 2019
Editorial: Tolls are important factor in boosting Connecticut economy https://t.co/FH5vOp1ClK #tollroads #transportation
— IBTTA (@IBTTA) November 26, 2019
This public-private partnership will help federal workers who are affected by the shutdown and unable to qualify for unemployment insurance. We appreciate #Connecticut's business community for working with us to assist residents during this difficult period. pic.twitter.com/66TkOoE4hw
— Governor Ned Lamont (@GovNedLamont) January 16, 2019
We have a message to business owners in every state that is restricting the rights of women: Come to #Connecticut. https://t.co/1N30kgg0t4 pic.twitter.com/3gzWNCwLcc
— Governor Ned Lamont (@GovNedLamont) May 20, 2019
The cap on SALT deductions was specifically targeted at states like Connecticut. All while the GOP tax bill gave giant breaks to millionaires the big corporations. I'm going to keep fighting for tax relief for CT families. https://t.co/LeDo34RSAf
— Chris Murphy (@ChrisMurphyCT) August 3, 2019
High speed data can transform Connecticut’s economy. Ran into Eric and Sally on my walk – they run a antiques business that buys in Connecticut and sells largely in California. All online sales. That’s why we need to think of infrastructure as roads, rails, wires, and towers. pic.twitter.com/fobUx2eWN5
— Chris Murphy (@ChrisMurphyCT) July 4, 2019
The future of Connecticut's economy depends on transportation. But Trump's plan leaves states and cities footing the bill. https://t.co/krEAOBFG90
— Chris Murphy (@ChrisMurphyCT) February 12, 2018
Long Island Sound is vital to Connecticut's economy. I'm fighting hard to preserve it. https://t.co/u8xQrLlty8
— Chris Murphy (@ChrisMurphyCT) July 30, 2017
CONNECTICUT: "Republican leaders in the House and Senate tout their separate proposals as beneficial for most Americans, when in reality the ones who will reap windfalls are the ultra rich and corporations."https://t.co/UXWudotMUm
— Ways & Means Committee (@WaysMeansCmte) November 21, 2017
BIG NEWS: No thanks to @CTGOP #Rooting4Failure agenda, #Connecticut economy SURGES among FASTEST in the NATION. Proof that steady leadership and not angry rhetoric is what yields success. #ctpoliticshttps://t.co/CaMSb69czc
— Connecticut Dems (@CTDems) January 24, 2018
Connecticut demonstrates that raising taxes can prompt a business exodus to more tax-friendly states. https://t.co/ijwDcyem26
— Steve Forbes (@SteveForbesCEO) June 20, 2019
Notice a trend here? Will @CTDems also attack the Golden Corral that is going out-of-business in #MilfordCT for as they stated the “price of doing business in #Connecticut,” #CTPolitics https://t.co/7SzCmPFEEL
— CT GOP (@CTGOP) October 3, 2019
The #Connecticut Business & Industry Association (@CBIANews) released a statement today saying "due to high state spending and fixed costs, we cannot support highway tolls." #CTPoliticshttps://t.co/mBJIhWrTBr pic.twitter.com/x10pCAPtBG
— CT GOP (@CTGOP) May 22, 2019
Per @WSJopinion, Connecticut's economy "has shrunk 9.3% since 2007" as "businesses and high-earners have decamped to lower-tax states." CT also ranks 47th/50 on the Tax Foundation's State Business Tax Climate Index. CT is being taxed into oblivion.https://t.co/V9rsGX5LbH
— Prof. Steve Hanke (@steve_hanke) October 27, 2018
We’ve got to help businesses like this grow. It’s the backbone of Connecticut’s economy and we’re driving too many of them out of the state." – Bob https://t.co/MZ4w8Qkacy
— Bob Stefanowski (@bobforgovernor) October 25, 2018
US: Connecticut economy shrank in 2017, ranking 49 among states https://t.co/fMIpk1atWW pic.twitter.com/WQNDfbiu0D
— Hartford Courant (@hartfordcourant) May 4, 2018
Closing @uconnhealth will evaporate the $1.5 billion it pumps into Connecticut's economy each year in the form of jobs & research #SaveUConn pic.twitter.com/jppP9RxeOx
— UConn (@UConn) September 25, 2017
This Connecticut company is helping veterans one bottle of vodka at a time https://t.co/pWlGGOzT63
— Connecticut Magazine (@connecticutmag) August 8, 2017
Foxwoods helps Connecticut economy #Connecticut #Casino #Revenue https://t.co/YKvUidBxqH
— Focus Gaming News (@FocusGamingNews) July 17, 2017
Electric Boat’s “hiring frenzy” is great news for Connecticut’s economy https://t.co/xITkSXV5Ig
— Dan Malloy (@DanMalloyCT) July 17, 2017
ICYMI: Another major Connecticut company considers a move to Boston https://t.co/dlx5n0HMaX pic.twitter.com/okVzbL40WP
— WCVB-TV Boston (@WCVB) February 4, 2017
https://twitter.com/pritzkerlibrary/status/1196825656442707969
Oregon Vol.5 (state, etc.)
@OregonTreasury
@OR_EconAnalysis
@OED_Research
@CascadePolicy
@BusinessOregon
@OBIOregon
@oenorg
@TiEoregon
@techoregon
@tfnw
@BuiltOregon
@OMSI
@oregonfilm
@ompa_org
@ORagriculture
@ODNCouncil
@oregonaglink
@OreFarmBureau
@OregonSpuds
@OregonHazelnuts
@oregonberries
@oregonwineboard
@ORDungenessCrab
@marineboard
@OregonFishingUS
@MyODFW
@ODOEnergy
@RenewOregon
@ORenergyfund
@OSFM
@OregonOEM
@OregonDHS
@OurHealthOregon
@OHAOregon
@OregonDEQ
@oeconline
@OregonSeaGrant
@enviroregon
@OPALEJOR
@SOLVEinOregon
@ORDeptForestry
@OregonWild
@ORWildlife
@ORStateParks
@OregonZoo
@OregonDOT
@OregonTourism
@TravelOregon
@southernoregon
@ThePeoplesCoast
@oregonsurfrider
@artistsrep
@orartswatch
@artslandia
@OregonSymphony
@oregonsports
@1000oregon
@basicrights
@nextuporegon
@CausaOregon
@UniteOregon
@oregon_history
@LostOregon
@OregonCapitol
@OregonArchives
@OrHist
@ORPolitics
@oregonelections
@OregonBusiness
@Oregonian
@1859Oregon
@registerguard
@OregonCities
Florida Vol.9 (state)
@FLDEO
@FloridaEDC
@ForwardFla
@FlChamber
@VoiceofFLBiz
@EnterpriseFL
@GrowFL
@FloridaPorts
@FRLAnews
@FloridaTourism
@FloridaTaxWatch
@lobbytools
@FloridaTrend
@FLBeerNews
@Floribrew
@flcraftbeer
@flwineacademy
@FloridaHighTech
@BioFlorida
@SynapseFL
@WeFLFinancial
@flventure
@FL_Institute
@FDACS
@FDACSDPI
@FlaFarmBureau
@FNGLA
@FloridaGrower
@freshfromFL
@FlaFruitandVeg
@FDACSDPI
@flawildflowers
@fl_native_plant
@PineLilyFNPS
@FANNisOnline
@FlaDefenders
@FL_WildCorridor
@FLSERT
@FLHSMV
@MyFDOT
@fdlepio
@TheFlaBar
@Florida_Courts
@flcourts
@SayfieReview
@Fla_Pol
@newsservicefla
@politicofl
Florida Vol.8 (cities)
@LeonCounty
@CityofTLH
@TalChamber
@LeadTLH
@TLHDowntown
@Visit_Tally
@floridastate
@CityofJax
@JAXChamber
@DTJax
@Visit_Jax
@jaxdotcom
@EUJacksonville
@JaxDailyRecord
@MoreArtCulture
@JaxBizJournal
@TheJaxsonMag
@JacksonvilleMag
@folioweekly
@UofNorthFlorida
@UF
@PinellasCoNews
@StPeteFL
@iLovetheBurg
@VSPC
@HillsboroughFL
@PortTampaBay
@thingstodotampa
@tampatheatre
@UofTampa
@USouthFlorida
@MiamiDadeCounty
@MiamiDadeBCC
@MiamiTodayNews
@MiamiBeachNews
@OceanDriveMag
@CityofMiami
@MiamiandBeaches
@downtownMIA
@SocialMiami
@Miamimagazine
@MiamiNewTimes
@Miamicom
@MiamiHerald
@univmiami
@FIU
@cityofhialeah
@citybeautiful
@OrlandoChamber
@ORLPartnership
@MetroPlan_Orl
@DWNTWN_ORLANDO
@OBJUpdate
@orlandosentinel
@OrlandoWeekly
@UCF
@rollinscollege
@StetsonU
@StLucieGOV
@CityPortStLucie
@TCpalm
@Vero_News
@CapeChamber
@CapeCoralParks
@BrowardCounty
@FTLCityNews
@sunsentinel
Kentucky Vol.5 (cities, etc.)
@GLIchamber
@leadlouisville
@Downtown_Lou
@LovinLouisville
@gotolouisville
@LvillePalace
@YelpLouisville
@KentuckyDerby
@KyDerbyFestival
@loukyparks
@BFLouisville
@CourierJournal
@leoweekly
@LouisvilleMag
@WFPK
@Record_Archlou
@ArchLouKY
@uofl
@GoodwoodBrewing
@AtGBrewery
@LexingtonKyGov
@HLCityhall
@CommerceLex
@DLexPartnership
@LexKYEM
@LocalLex
@GoodFoodsCoop
@LFCHD
@lexwrecks
@keeneland
@LexArts
@VisitLEX
@AceWeekly
@LexGoKY
@lexingtonkycom
@bizlex
@LexBrewingCo
@CountryBoyBrew
@WestSixth
@BlueStallionBC
@FrankfortCofC
@visitfrankfort
@statejournal
@universityofky
@KyStateU
@ThinkKentucky
@CCofKY
@CityofBGKY
@BGMU
@BGChamber
@BuyLocalBG
@BGKyEvents
@bgdailynews
@wku
@GDTKYnews
@Hopkinsville_Ky
@hccchamber
@KentuckyNewEra
@PaducahSunNews
@CityofOwensboro
@GOchamber
@visitowensboro
@OboroConvCtr
@OwensboroMI
@BooneCountyKy
@covingtonkygov
@cityofflorence
@theRCnews
@TimesTribuneKY
@NKyTribune
@nkychamber
@NKYTriED
@nkuedu
@RichKYChamber
@RichmondRnews
@eku
@GotoGtown
@CBBGeorgetownKY
@NewsGraphic
Kentucky Vol.4 (state, economy, etc.)
@KentuckyEM
@KyChamber
@KyPolicy
@BIPPS
@KAEDonline
@ForwardKy
@KentuckyFamily
@Indivisible_KY3
@KYStateArchives
@kentuckyag
@GOAPky
@KYFB
@KYCattlemen
@kybeef
@TheRealKyCorn
@kysoybean
@kyrestaurant
@kymanufacturing
@kyvoices4health
@KACDconserve
@KentuckyTourism
@kybourbontrail
@kystatefair
@KYScience
@kyperformingart
@KYArtsCouncil
@KyHistSoc
@HLpublicsafety
@KYStateParks
@BluegrassScenes
@KentuckyLiving
@KYforKY
@KYEqualJustice
@kftc
@TheLaneReport
@heraldleader
@BGPolitics
@NEheadlines
@KET
@KACo
@KyLeagueCities
@kfc
@pizzahut
@yumbrands
@PapaJohns
@LexmarkNews
@GE_Appliances
@Fazolis
@Valvoline
@brownforman
@ChurchillDowns
@BalluffSensors
@ThorntonsLLC
@JimBeam
Should Kentuckians need a photo ID to vote? Lawmakers consider issue.https://t.co/pYV7iiQMSb pic.twitter.com/hYhrBsboLp
— Lexington Herald-Leader (@heraldleader) January 8, 2020
Taking the GED test in Kentucky will now be free. ‘We are removing that roadblock.’ https://t.co/X7hRzRrjtw
— Lexington Herald-Leader (@heraldleader) January 7, 2020
Ten memorable concerts from the past year. https://t.co/FnRxEV9AUf
— LexGo.com (@LexGoKY) December 23, 2019
For many, a traditional Kentucky holiday treat involved country ham and these. https://t.co/NrVCrqlvP6
— LexGo.com (@LexGoKY) November 21, 2019
At the Kentucky Capitol, you can open carry a gun … but don't conceal those umbrellas https://t.co/alD0C9mvIU
— Courier Journal (@courierjournal) January 8, 2020
What goes on in a food critic's mind? Louisville experts dish on how they rate restaurants https://t.co/f4n5aTsVhC
— Courier Journal (@courierjournal) January 8, 2020
Controversial immigration bill given top priority by Kentucky Senate Republicans https://t.co/t9lTMBTewW
— Courier Journal (@courierjournal) January 7, 2020
In today's Agriculture section, @DonWilkinsMI has a feature on a family that has started a new business with its crop-dusting helicopter. https://t.co/Gf0amgzQPV
— Messenger-Inquirer (@OwensboroMI) January 6, 2020
The January 2020 edition of @GOchamber's Chamber Matters is in today's paper and features previews of this year's annual Chamber Celebration, Business of the Year nominations and the State of the Community address. https://t.co/UaCYWbDXMa pic.twitter.com/0RSrgnPeOf
— Messenger-Inquirer (@OwensboroMI) January 6, 2020
This weekend's entry in the Smoke On The Water series explores Kentucky law enforcement's perception of how Illinois' action will change things on this side of the river. https://t.co/ZiUI12OkcK
— Derek Operle (@PaducahSunArts) January 6, 2020
VIDEO: Kentucky Down Under to donate proceeds in helping Australian animals caught in wildfires https://t.co/ted9K4uW7o
— BG Daily News (@bgdailynews) January 8, 2020
In 1911, steps taken toward federal court in Bowling Green https://t.co/4EKjt1kMgr
— BG Daily News (@bgdailynews) January 8, 2020
Kentucky Fried Chicken is offering what's sure to be the hottest commodity of the holiday season — a hunk of flammable, chicken-scented bliss otherwise known as the 11 Herbs & Spices Firelog. https://t.co/Sae7Gk0ko0
— CNN (@CNN) December 8, 2019
WOW! According to a new study, the #KYBourbon Industry has DOUBLED its economic impact in 10 years now pouring $8.6 BILLION each year into Kentucky's economy. Congrats to all our bourbon friends on such a tremendous accomplishment! https://t.co/vqqs53W0rN via @kybourbontrail
— Kentucky Travel Industry Association (@KyKTIA) February 6, 2019
#Bourbon distilleries add extra US$1bn to Kentucky economy in just two years says @kybourbontrail https://t.co/CkQ57ZZmXo pic.twitter.com/1SgQyUWaRK
— The Spirits Business (@spiritsbusiness) February 9, 2017
Kentucky Tourism Week is May 8-13. DYK Tourism adds $14.5 Billion to Kentucky's economy? https://t.co/wsoeBjNJcu #travelky #kytourismweek pic.twitter.com/mqFSkjxX4k
— Kentucky Tourism (@KentuckyTourism) May 8, 2017
The @ASCETweets #Kentucky Section 2019 #Infrastructure Report Card rates Kentucky infrastructure a C-. Modernizing the locally set Passenger Facility Charge user fee will go a long way in lifting that grade, along with the Kentucky economy. https://t.co/sJGR4Gno5v #KY #airports pic.twitter.com/7I4vcutnAA
— The Voice of Airports (@airportscouncil) February 8, 2019
Op-Ed | Investing in airports enables Kentucky economy to soar @FlyLouisville @CVGairport @BGAirport https://t.co/x3yTSnjFTi pic.twitter.com/4Fz0BUVZw8
— The Lane Report (@TheLaneReport) January 8, 2018
KTA Exec. Dir. @TylerCampbellKY & Board Member @keith_gabbard were honored to present KTA’s “Rural Broadband Advocate” Award to Senate President @kysenatepres today in Frankfort for his support of KY’s rural broadband providers during #kyga19. Thank you for your ongoing support! pic.twitter.com/rn0SNqNTMV
— KYTelecomAssociation (@KTAOffice) January 3, 2020
From 2015-2017, @ATT invested more than $700 million in our wired & wireless networks, spurring the Kentucky economy and helping bring #broadband to urban & rural communities. https://t.co/8HE38vk7uW #ATTimpact
— AT&T Kentucky (@ATTPolicyKY) October 1, 2018
Want to see what a strong, progressive economic agenda for Kentucky would look like? HERE YOU GO — a set of 31 actions shared by @kypolicy for a thriving and just Kentucky economy. Cut this out, share it with friends, and send it to your legislators!https://t.co/Z6MGDDj6cf pic.twitter.com/bnDis0vHr8
— ForwardKY (@ForwardKy) January 29, 2019
A recovering economy since the Great Recession has bypassed much of rural Kentucky, with employment still down in many counties. https://t.co/qTEKROgPWx pic.twitter.com/owVgybjkoA
— KY Policy (@KyPolicy) August 14, 2019
Senate health repeal is a huge withdrawal from the Kentucky economy-bigger than any other state-to pay for enormous tax cuts for the wealthy pic.twitter.com/j7xC3OcNaF
— KY Policy (@KyPolicy) June 29, 2017
Updated: Kentucky Senate Republicans list their top priorities for 2020 session, led by illegal immigration and voter ID. https://t.co/8cSWz8SYul ^JC
— Bluegrass Politics (@BGPolitics) January 7, 2020
Eastern Kentucky businesses say General Assembly has hurt their regional economy with solar energy law that favors utility companies. https://t.co/NRCXNZ4EBl ^JC
— Bluegrass Politics (@BGPolitics) January 6, 2020
When Kentucky politicians talk about the state's booming economy … huh. Booming for whom? This federal data shows that nearly one in three Kentucky counties rank among the economically worst-off in the entire country. ^JC https://t.co/JFtEneasW2
— Bluegrass Politics (@BGPolitics) June 25, 2019
Manufacturing excellence continues to be a hallmark of Kentucky’s economy, and this investment by Armor USA, Inc. is further proof of the tremendous growth we are seeing throughout our state! #WeAreKY pic.twitter.com/wdxpQd7xoS
— Governor Matt Bevin (2015-2019) (@GovMattBevin) March 31, 2019
“Under Republican leadership the economy is booming, wages are rising, confidence is soaring. Kentucky is thriving like never ever before, & America is stronger than ever before." pic.twitter.com/ufj1e5DPgN
— GOP (@GOP) November 5, 2019
As #KYGov, @GovAndyBeshear will fight for Kentucky public schools, #ProtectOurCare, and grow Kentucky’s economy.
Kentucky’s future is in good hands. pic.twitter.com/KfW8cOpT97
— Democratic Governors (@DemGovs) December 10, 2019
Reporter John Cheves calls what’s happened to Kentucky’s #pensions over the past 20 years “a slow-motion car crash.” When Kentucky’s economy hit tough times, politicians began to divert pension money. #frontlinePBS pic.twitter.com/gdT0fZffvb
— FRONTLINE (@frontlinepbs) October 24, 2018
Thanks @IvankaTrump for visiting @Toyota and its workers in #Kentucky to discuss our economy and workforce. @Toyota continues to be a truly great partner to #Kentucky & we're proud to be the home of its largest vehicle plant in the world.
— Leader McConnell (@senatemajldr) March 28, 2019
“Kentucky bourbon contributes $8.6 billion to Kentucky’s economy each year and supports over 20,100 jobs.” @senatemajldr is fighting to offer a tax break to bourbon producers who grow our economy and our bourbon inventory! 🥃 #KYsen #KYpolitics https://t.co/7PObspjMAK
— The Senate Majority (@NRSC) July 28, 2019
The bourbon industry is an important part of our economy and culture, but it's collateral damage in this trade war. Mitch’s failure to do more than just "warn" about it hurts our farmers, consumers, and our signature Kentucky businesses.https://t.co/hFD8E6pOKY
— Amy McGrath (@AmyMcGrathKY) November 18, 2019
Florida Vol.7 (companies)
@Publix
@Jabil
@CarnivalCruise
@RCLcorp
@redlobster
@Outback
@AdventHealth
@OasisAdvantage
@officedepot
@Hertz
@RyderSystemInc
@BurgerKing
@WinnDixie
@CruiseNorwegian
@CSX
@AutoNation
Our economy is roaring back and bringing new companies and jobs to NC. @Publix just announced they're bringing 1k jobs to Guilford County on the same day we learned our national economy grew by 4.2% in the 2nd quarter of this year! #NC06 #GSO #BetterOffNow https://t.co/j0fFmpljRL
— Rep. Mark Walker (@RepMarkWalker) August 29, 2018
@FLChamberFDN Chief Economist @DrJerryParrish and @Publix CEO Todd Jones discussing Florida’s economy. pic.twitter.com/bD8bw8tfHD
— Florida Chamber (@FlChamber) October 5, 2017
We're excited about the great news for @Jabil to invest in our local economy with 3D manufacturing jobs!
This is a great opportunity for many students to put their hard-earned skills to work right here in town. We look forward to the benefits this will provide for our community. https://t.co/Y2tV0t42ap
— CNM (@CNMonline) August 15, 2019
Data-driven companies will be the winners in the digital economy. Link >>> https://t.co/Cmul6uPb2o @Jabil via @antgrasso #DataScience #businessintelligence #DigitalTransformation #Analytics #Innovation pic.twitter.com/khv5UGcjlZ
— Antonio Grasso (@antgrasso) January 5, 2020
Ideas are a commodity, execution is art. @Jabil's CMO @JoannMoretti helps companies innovate in digital economy https://t.co/hqq4nf4DqV pic.twitter.com/Nde0wOLNTK
— Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) June 21, 2017
Are You Ready for the Software Economy with 5G? https://t.co/w1d7uJiGTZ via @jasonwildt @Jabil pic.twitter.com/naQ54mwrVL
— Joanne Moretti (@JoannMoretti) April 15, 2017
The goal of the circular economy is to bend the linear “take, make, waste” model into a continuous loop, where packaging materials can be reused or regenerated into new products. But why is #sustainability so complex? Documentary coming soon: The Sustainable Packaging Revolution. pic.twitter.com/akiUig3IR5
— Jabil (@Jabil) April 30, 2019
As the #windenergy economy picks up worldwide, so do new opportunities to expand into emerging markets. Learn how Jabil Wind Solutions can help: https://t.co/yyUn0OJ6dj pic.twitter.com/GzlpkFAWxY
— Jabil (@Jabil) February 13, 2018
#SmartFactories will drive 27% increase in mfg efficiency over next 5 yrs & add $500B to economy:https://t.co/NGcxTAvYFW by @InformationAge pic.twitter.com/UngQlmtzLQ
— Jabil (@Jabil) May 21, 2017
Paul Anderson thanks @CarnivalCruise for all they do to contribute to Tampa Bay’s local economy through tourism. pic.twitter.com/8y2E7OPENZ
— Port Tampa Bay (@PortTampaBay) November 10, 2019
Port Canaveral's Bill Crowe, VP, Engineering, Construction & Facilities, was a panelist at the @OBJUpdate OBJ's Business in Brevard event. He spoke about all of the big projects in progress & how the recent @CarnivalCruise Line announcement helps the local and regional economy. pic.twitter.com/otdeKoRT6M
— Port Canaveral (@PortCanaveral) August 24, 2018
"While raising the minimum wage may have a short-term cost to the economy, the benefit for so many people in terms of dignity and quality of life greatly outweighs the small downside impact on the economy," said Richard Fain, of @RCLcorp. #FLinfluencers
— Miami Herald (@MiamiHerald) October 23, 2018
What is wave season and how does it impact the economy? #ChairmanCEORichardFain explains in his conversation with @TheStreet @KinseyGrant https://t.co/IuMgN9E9BY
— Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (@RCLcorp) December 15, 2017
Red Lobster CEO: Tax cuts clearly will be stimulatory for the economy w/ @redlobster https://t.co/ZWyLhaRQTi
— Mornings with Maria (@MorningsMaria) January 22, 2018
Cutting labor costs doesnt help build US economy @RedLobster workers need $ 2 spend 2 keep economy moving! @NELPaction http://t.co/EvRmgCY7
— ROC United (@rocunited) September 21, 2012
As a company of restaurants that was inspired by the remarkable culture, wildlife, and beautiful landscape of Australia, our hearts go out to those impacted by the fires. We are currently working on initiatives to make the biggest impact possible for our Australian mates. pic.twitter.com/enHyLzA9MR
— Outback Steakhouse (@Outback) January 9, 2020
#Daytona500 baby! @AdventHealth | @CGRTeams | @DISupdates pic.twitter.com/VgzrsKKBgG
— Ross Chastain (@RossChastain) January 9, 2020
What are the do’s and don’ts to effectively manage conflict among your employees?| https://t.co/HlozWarjaO pic.twitter.com/z9bePxrcuV
— Oasis, a Paychex® Company (@OasisAdvantage) January 6, 2020
.@OfficeDepot has deployed 10,000 of our enterprise-class Android-based mobile devices, cutting operating costs and improving customer satisfaction. https://t.co/kCmjExttvH pic.twitter.com/sDMtXYMBSO
— Zebra Retail (@ZebraRetail) January 8, 2020
Yes the reports are true. We are excited to announce that we will become Hertz Arena! We can't wait to partner with @Hertz and continue providing affordable family fun to Southwest Florida.
Details: https://t.co/PG5n8QE8g2#EverRising pic.twitter.com/hbayJ9CYYT
— Florida Everblades (@FL_Everblades) September 20, 2018
Among those exhibiting: @paccar, @RyderSystemInc, @nikolamotor, and https://t.co/u0OW1gzCpU. By @SethClevenger https://t.co/eAJqABYTng
— Transport Topics (@TransportTopics) January 9, 2020
https://twitter.com/RetroNewsNow/status/1202291295714205702
Great to visit the HQ for @PopeyesChicken and @BurgerKing in Miami. I’ve been looking for the elusive chicken sandwich, but the stores are still out. Maybe it’s time to issue an executive order requiring all Popeyes in Florida to re-stock them ASAP?? pic.twitter.com/SagYhmAxcj
— Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) September 27, 2019
Shopping at @WinnDixie #Florida just became a little more #Sustainable. Winn-Dixie now carries the ONLY ultra-purified water in a refillable bottle – #PATHWATER. Be sure to pick up a bottle, tag @drinkpathwater & share your refill journey. #RefillNotLandfill #WinnWin #ZeroWaste pic.twitter.com/D3Vw3IqQ9b
— PATHWATER (@drinkpathwater) January 10, 2020
For the second year in a row, an EDM party cruise disembarking from Port Canaveral, Florida, ended in a swath of drug charges for passengers from across the country who had hoped to spend the weekend aboard the @CruiseNorwegian Epic. https://t.co/4My21g8Ztz
— USA TODAY Travel (@usatodaytravel) January 9, 2019
No cruise line is sailing into a storm. Sailings can safely leave all Florida ports tomorrow, and will adjust itineraries as needed. You can find more information about cruising during hurricane season here: https://t.co/dGjdJwuWQN
— CruiseHabit (@CruiseHabit) August 29, 2019
Today is National #LawEnforcementAppreciationDay and we want to thank and honor those who protect and serve for their relentless bravery, sacrifice, and dedication to keeping our communities safe. pic.twitter.com/IhNMPrMm6J
— CSX (@CSX) January 9, 2020
.@CSX's earnings gives a better snapshot of the U.S. economy than data from the federal government, @JimCramer says. See where he suggests buying here:https://t.co/qnlxPMnCqT
— Mad Money On CNBC (@MadMoneyOnCNBC) April 18, 2019
I was on @FoxBusiness discussing the @AutoNation #CoastToCoast rebrand and the economy. http://t.co/WEI4ssVhhH
— Mike Jackson (@CEOMikeJackson) May 23, 2013
https://twitter.com/SFBJNews/status/710631884972122112
https://twitter.com/FoxBusiness/status/614200091784540160
It was great to visit the headquarters of @darden Restaurants in Orlando today to tour the facility and meet with President and CEO Gene Lee. We discussed Florida’s strong business climate and the positive effects of the restaurant industry across our state. pic.twitter.com/oQsGhRO4yJ
— Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) October 1, 2019
Olive Garden owner Darden Restaurants posts solid jump in sales https://t.co/3IjeeJlCga pic.twitter.com/1fKj8x6jeM
— CNN Business (@CNNBusiness) March 21, 2019
Olive Garden parent Darden Restaurants’ results reveal the downside of a strong job market https://t.co/IH9mkgRRab
— Bloomberg Opinion (@bopinion) December 18, 2018
Don't press the short side of Darden Restaurants here via @BruceKamich https://t.co/2LyavLcZyZ
— Jim Cramer (@jimcramer) December 17, 2018
https://twitter.com/CBSNews/status/1032445997727797253
Darden Restaurants CEO: “I just have a hard time when you think about our brands that where they’re experiential." https://t.co/H83QThFUsm pic.twitter.com/RQbdk6Aj8C
— Forbes (@Forbes) October 5, 2016
https://t.co/hxX0IcaDMu Darden Restaurants Inc has donated to over 1,000 recipients in the Senate and Congress. See link: https://t.co/GFJjxQGjhU
— Elizabeth (@nurseliz165) August 26, 2019
When Darden Restaurants’ CFO Rick Cardenas T'98 was considering sending some of the company’s top leaders to #TuckLSI, he knew the best way to assess the program was to experience it himself. https://t.co/5turgrYDgS
— TuckExecEd (@TuckExecEd) April 26, 2019
The largest restaurant brands in the world 2018:
1.🇺🇸 McDonald's
2.🇺🇸 Starbucks
3.🇬🇧 Compass Group
4.🇨🇦 Restaurant Brands Int'l
5.🇺🇸 Yum! Brands
6.🇺🇸 Aramark
7.🇺🇸 Yum China Holdings
8.🇺🇸 Darden Restaurants
9.🇬🇧 Whitbread(Forbes)
— World Index (@theworldindex) April 28, 2019
Bloomin' Brands to explore a sale – Tampa Bay Business Journal vía @TBBJAshley #CRE #Food #Hospitality #RealEstate #restaurant #Tampa #TampaBay #Florida @TBBJnewsroom https://t.co/gVsujgQwrP
— Albert M. Berriz (@AlbertMBerriz) November 9, 2019
https://twitter.com/TB_Times/status/1192521367263924224
Bloomin' Brands soars 10% in premarket after company puts itself up for sale https://t.co/hD52TJa2vE
— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) November 6, 2019
Shares of Outback Steakhouse owner Bloomin’ Brands spiked on news that activist investor Jana Partners would push for changes, including a possible sale https://t.co/TGUW1HzBoY
— Bloomberg (@business) August 30, 2019
Bloomin' Brands shares surge 8% after Jana Partners reports 9% stake, says company's shares are undervalued and it plans to hold talks with the Outback Steakhouse owner's board "regarding a sale…divestitures, capital allocation, operations"https://t.co/XvNTdbzkCV pic.twitter.com/7dOt3I7LS8
— CNBC Now (@CNBCnow) August 30, 2019
Welcome @BloominBrands associates for your quarterly banquet! Established right here in @CityofTampa, Bloomin’ Brands owns several international restaurant chains including @Carrabbas, @Outback, @BonefishGrill, and @Flemings. We are proud to support this successful Tampa brand. pic.twitter.com/RGvoiNkcyo
— Tampa Convention Center (@TheTampaCC) October 30, 2018
Intuit and Sykes Enterprises Partner in Hazard, Kentucky Service Hub https://t.co/ZDLxFTmbsV #econdev @ThinkKentucky
— Area Development (@AreaDevelopment) September 5, 2019
Today's #memberoftheday is Commonwealth Land Title Insurance Company @NinaMarx5,presented by @RepublicBank.
Commonwealth is a member of the Fidelity National Financial Family of companies & the nation's largest group of title companies & underwriters 👉 https://t.co/ZKRKxeiTwK pic.twitter.com/Dkb7HwvxyE
— NKY Chamber (@nkychamber) October 30, 2019
https://twitter.com/a_leinfelder/status/1171548078102515713
Houston-based title insurer Stewart Information Services Corp. is being acquired by Fidelity National Financial Inc. in a $1.2 billion deal. The combined company is expected to command more than 40% of the U.S. title business (via @nsarnoff) https://t.co/SYmGu5FJbS
— Andrea Leinfelder (@a_leinfelder) March 20, 2018
*New* – FTC challenges proposed $1.2 billion merger of title insurance providers Fidelity National Financial, Inc. and Stewart Information Services Corp.: https://t.co/Dpg0cXrkV3 #competition #merger
— FTC (@FTC) September 6, 2019
The Mayor’s Budget Review Board unanimously approves allocating $2.6 million to purchase the Fire Station No. 5 property on Riverside Avenue from Fidelity National Financial Inc. https://t.co/IC9CuDWAv1@DTJax @FISGlobal #JacksonvilleFL
— Jacksonville Daily Record & Observer (@JaxDailyRecord) July 22, 2019
Fidelity National Financial to Use @notarize for Online Closings https://t.co/7jnaE9NbD1 @rkmac #closings
— MortgageProfessional (@NatlMortgagePro) June 11, 2019
Fidelity National Financial is on a software-gobbling bender https://t.co/TxmxSUSQho
— Ligris & Associates (@ligrislaw) November 27, 2017
Gov. Ron DeSantis will make what his office calls a major announcement Friday at the Fidelity National Information Services Inc. headquarters in Jacksonville.https://t.co/2Pfu3wO2Ya@FISGlobal @DTJax #DTJax @GovRonDeSantis #JacksonvilleFL
— Jacksonville Daily Record & Observer (@JaxDailyRecord) October 31, 2019
Worldpay'a Atlanta office has a new new parent company after Fidelity National Information Services Inc. completed its $43 billion acquisition deal of the payment processor. https://t.co/X14c6TutPc
— AtlBizChron (@AtlBizChron) August 1, 2019
Worldpay, formerly known as Vantiv, has agreed to sell to Fidelity National Information Services Inc. in a deal worth about $35 billion. https://t.co/cpVznllVZU
— USA TODAY Money (@USATODAYmoney) March 18, 2019
.@TheFlaBar BOG approves contract allowing TMI Trust Company, Inc., to work with Fidelity National Information Services, Inc., (FIS) on the development of an automated trust accounting system that promises to make life easier for thousands of attorneys: https://t.co/KfonKkD8wG pic.twitter.com/Z3Bthj358Y
— FLBarNews&Journal (@FLBarNews) June 27, 2018
Southeastern Grocers Now Offering CBD Products in More Than 150 Stores in Florida and South Carolina: Grocer providing customers with alternative products for everyday needsToday Southeastern Grocers Inc. SEG parent company of BILO and WinnDixie grocery… https://t.co/4RNefewFxM
— Complementary and Alternative Medicine (@CAM_Bio) November 4, 2019
United States Settles with Southeastern Grocers to Reduce Ozone-Depleting Emissions at Grocery Stores in the Southeastern States https://t.co/B9sBuBZrIA
— Justice Department (@TheJusticeDept) August 23, 2019
https://twitter.com/FDArecalls/status/1174652341603196928
https://twitter.com/SunnySweetDays/status/1163786357887635456
https://twitter.com/FoldsofHonor/status/1058104464001982465
https://twitter.com/JustinBamberg/status/1053994677987409920
https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/978779954006626304
https://twitter.com/nytimeswell/status/1160712495595761665
https://twitter.com/KPIXtv/status/1191940526641238019
Our soccer fields don't need to be turned into a MasTec project.
If you're so concerned about #Miami-Dade parks, why don't you charitably donate some of the millions you've earned from taxpayer-funded projects to fix them?@InterMiamiCF is only committed to helping Inter Miami. https://t.co/OTlAAfWOYS
— Grant Stern (@grantstern) March 20, 2019
Today is the 25th anniversary of the creation of MasTec.Blessed to create and build a family business that today sits in the Fortune 500.Not possible without the sacrifice of my parents who arrived from Cuba with only dreams of a better future for their boys.This day is for you. pic.twitter.com/HkDtc97Xb9
— Jorge Mas (@Jorge__Mas) March 11, 2019
Builder Mastec to hold job fair Friday for 150 jobs https://t.co/KFbPqM5KYZ pic.twitter.com/fp6W9XMjLE
— South Florida Sun Sentinel (@SunSentinel) January 24, 2019
Let us know if you will be at #ASIS16 this year in Orlando, FL. We'd love for you to stop by the TycoIS booth #1600 pic.twitter.com/Edn2ITBMXX
— Tyco_IS (@Tyco_IS) August 8, 2016
'Our merger made us a bit of the Brady Bunch. We were two families coming together but we didn’t overlap' @NFreshcorn sharing the @Tyco_IS / @johnsoncontrols merger story at #PPMSummit #Gartner pic.twitter.com/i9wTxJa3VN
— Changepoint (@_Changepoint) June 13, 2018
Maryland Vol.7 (cities, etc.)
@BaltCoGov
@BaltCoEmergency
@BaltCityHall
@baltimorebudget
@MEDAmd
@Econ_Alliance
@GBCorg
@BaltMOED
@TechnicallyBMR
@etcbaltimore
@centralbaltpart
@impacthubbalt
@betamore
@BDCBaltimore
@OSIBaltimore
@mdphilanthropy
@baltcommfdn
@StrongCityBalt
@bmoreinvolved
@DowntownBalt
@DTBaltEvents
@YelpBaltimore
@BaltimoreMD
@WaterfrontPB
@portofbalt
@BmoreCityDOT
@CMTAlliance
@bikemorebmore
@BaltimoreOEM
@BaltimoreFire
@BaltimoreDPW
@MyBGE
@SustainBmore
@BlueWaterBmore
@RecNParks
@NatlAquarium
@HorseshoeBmore
@promoandarts
@ArtscapeBmore
@BaltBizOnline
@LiveBaltimore
@BaltimoreBrew
@baltimoresun
@Baltimoremag
@AECFNews
@PublJusticeCntr
@CommunityLawCen
@JohnsHopkins
@UMBaltimore
@BWI_Airport
@PrinceGeorgesMD
@pgpolitics
@PGCCommunity
@ExpandPGC
@PGCOC
@PGCountyOEM
@PGPlanningBoard
@pgparks
@ExperiencePGC
@pgcnaacp
@PGCountyScoop
@SuiteMagazine
@PGSentinel
@PGCBlogging
@CPFD
@UofMaryland
@HoCoGov
@HCEDA
@HCDFRS
@HoCoRec
@VisitHoCoMD
@HoCoBlogs
@TotallyHoCo
@HoCoTimes
@EllicottPatch
@MallinColumbia
@MDTEDCO
Florida Vol.6 (Tampa, Orlando, Miami, economy, etc.)
Congratulations! @brandusa is a key piece of keeping the USA, #florida, & #unlocktampabay on the minds of international visitors when they plan their travel for 2020 and beyond. We're proud to be a partner in the work to promoting economic growth through #tourism! https://t.co/U2xfi3AZyw
— Visit Tampa Bay Meetings (@TampaMeetings) December 26, 2019
Tampa's economy keeps on growing! | Tampa Bay’s economy churned out more than $146 billion in gross domestic product in 2017: https://t.co/7YoZxq7hlF pic.twitter.com/O5ohtwQA8l
— Jane Castor (@JaneCastor) July 24, 2019
https://twitter.com/TB_Times/status/1211618720914845696
USF’s innovation ecosystem pumps more than half a billion dollars annually into the state’s economy, with the bulk of that staying in the Tampa Bay Area, a new report says: https://t.co/X1N5lMjVlS
— USF Health (@USFHealth) December 26, 2019
As Police Chief, Jane was my local partner to develop a plan to combat the high rates of tax refund fraud that #Tampa faced. As Mayor, @JaneforTampa will be my partner locally to help Tampa build the clean energy economy, expand transit & tackle #climatechange 🙋♀️ pic.twitter.com/btauwdB18L
— Kathy Castor (@KathyCastorFL) April 5, 2019
Our economy continues to thrive. The Tampa area has created 243,800 new private-sector jobs since Dec. 2010 and had an unemployment rate of 3.0% for the month of November. https://t.co/Sjm81JUiP6
— Rick Scott (@SenRickScott) December 23, 2018
Speaking in Tampa, on Tuesday night, Trump claimed, “We have the best economy in the history of our country.” That was blatantly false, of course, @JohnCassidy writes. https://t.co/KUQftR6RrX
— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) August 2, 2018
Co-founder and Principal Kyle Parks talked with the Business Observer about his forecast for the Tampa Bay economy in 2019. Find out what he thinks about the rapidly diversifying Tampa Bay economy, and the biggest challenge facing local companies.https://t.co/SsAtgW6AEK
— B2 Communications (@B2comm) November 20, 2018
More great news for Tampa's job market and economy! The Tampa area added 31,900 new private-sector jobs in the past year. And the Tampa area also continues to rank first in the state in demand for high-skill, high-wage STEM occupations. #EconDev #TampaBiz https://t.co/cl5OYF4tKd
— Tampa Bay EDC (@TampaEDC) June 15, 2018
Tampa Bay's economy is growing and expanding, according to a global study. Employment since 2014 has risen 3.6 percent while GDP has risen 1.4 percent. # EconDev #TampaBiz via @TBBJnewsroom https://t.co/JLFcdT07Q5 @CityofTampa and @HillsboroughFL
— Tampa Bay EDC (@TampaEDC) June 13, 2018
Thank you, Tampa #BlackBusinessBusTour for bringing folks together to highlight why local, small businesses are a key ingredient to building a 21st century economy. As Governor, I am committed to do just that, and being back to support your efforts regularly and often. #flapol pic.twitter.com/QhpbxRIsWX
— Mayor Philip Levine (@MayorLevine) April 21, 2018
Secretary Steven Mnuchin in the Tampa Bay Times: "Trump tax cuts have strengthened U.S. economy"
Read more in West Wing Reads: https://t.co/cBoSl3SJ9C
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) July 3, 2018
The St. Petersburg economy is getting a jumpstart from three major museum expansions. Click here to read more about how the city's economy can expect 28.8 million additional tourism dollars by 2022: https://t.co/eqP7El5VW5
— JLL Florida (@JLLFlorida) November 14, 2019
"first-year study from the @NewAmericanEcon found immigrants have a 'substantial impact' on St. Petersburg’s economy, owning more than 2,100 businesses and paying about $550 million annually in taxes" touted by @Kriseman https://t.co/0BKrBGF9iB #Sayfie
— Florida Policy Institute (@FloridaPolicy) September 18, 2018
Liberals want you to think Trump supporters are racist and homophobic. But why do they actually support Trump? To keep the economy strong and protect our country. Here's what I was told by Trump supporters outside of his Orlando rally. pic.twitter.com/eNQc2UFZxJ
— Kaitlin Bennett (@KaitMarieox) June 25, 2019
Trump is talking about how "the economy is booming" at his Orlando rally. @NavigatorSurvey looked at this last month and found by a 14-point margin (57%-43%) that more Americans are inclined to think economic benefits are only going to the top and middle class is falling behind. https://t.co/9HK6f8fxhP
— Bryan Bennett (@bryanbennett85) June 19, 2019
.@Fattmerchant has grown its workforce by 350% over the last 3yrs, one of the fastest growing #fintech companies in #Orlando. #ThisIsOrlando https://t.co/ovWS97JSbu
— Sheena Fowler (@SheenaFowler) December 31, 2019
Our 8th #RiseOfRest tour is underway! We’re kicking off the day at Epcot with regional leaders to discuss the opportunity #entrepreneurship holds for #Orlando's economy. Follow @RiseOfRest on Twitter and Instagram to keep up with the 🚌. https://t.co/Gc0UoUNxnB #ROTR8
— Steve Case (@SteveCase) April 29, 2019
https://twitter.com/RiseOfRest/status/1122846910577106952
THREAD 1/7: Tourism workers are the backbone of Orlando's economy. The region gets more visitors a year than Paris and London combined.
But despite Orlando's tourism wealth, workers make the lowest wages of the top 50 metros in the nation.https://t.co/EbSUrlmNOc pic.twitter.com/dF8xV7cKrc— Orlando Sentinel (@orlandosentinel) December 5, 2019
Puerto Rican migration could impact Orlando jobs, economy https://t.co/FYVS7LW5MI pic.twitter.com/okbNMC6b1x
— Orlando Sentinel (@orlandosentinel) October 1, 2017
Orlando economy needs jolt, and merger may help (via @Scott_Maxwell) https://t.co/y4m6IealQ8 pic.twitter.com/CY1z0hS63p
— Orlando Sentinel (@orlandosentinel) July 26, 2016
Our next major project debuts this week.
It puts together a lot of the challenging pieces of the puzzle we've talked about through the years – wages, housing, transit.
All told via the lives of the people who keep Orlando's tourism economy running.-"LaborLand" by @ChabeliH https://t.co/vPe94tCfhw
— Scott Maxwell (@Scott_Maxwell) December 3, 2019
Orlando economy continues to boom, with immigration, jobs growth https://t.co/t6zFQrl6No @ScottFist #FlaPol pic.twitter.com/vcfT17viKQ
— Orlando Rising (@OrlRising) January 14, 2019
https://twitter.com/ORLPartnership/status/1066708587211313152
Exhibitions mean business! DYK: #NPE2018 – held at @OCCC – had an estimated $150 million impact on the local Orlando economy? Learn more about #ExhibitionsDay: https://t.co/qf6m8G56ms pic.twitter.com/k23jUXnIRT
— PLASTICS_US (@PLASTICS_US) June 6, 2018
Great news for Florida’s economy! @LockheedMartin plans to add 500 new jobs in Orlando. https://t.co/kmEUCVZZPv
— Senator Rubio Press (@SenRubioPress) May 23, 2017
Orlando is the top U.S. and international travel destination for 2018, and is also the leader in job growth for FL. Florida’s economy – and tourism industry – are booming! https://t.co/8NkbrTiGCv
— Rick Scott (@SenRickScott) May 5, 2018
Great to welcome my friend @VP Mike Pence to Orlando to discuss how cutting taxes has helped turned FL’s economy around. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/zHbsyrnRLF
— Rick Scott (@SenRickScott) November 2, 2017
Transportation and Hospitality & Leisure continue to be the two largest
contributors to the #Orlando economy, but the City Beautiful is emerging as one of the hottest markets for tech growth. https://t.co/l0GDMWfFbW #LeeCentralFL pic.twitter.com/idqlk8uay4— Lee & Associates Central FL (@leeassociatesfl) March 12, 2018
Momentum, our national training event in Orlando, Florida in January 2018 helped generated around US$2.38 million of financial contribution to the Orlando economy during the weekend of the event. Read more here in our press release: https://t.co/2RJgEMNF0R
— WorldVentures (@WorldVentures) February 8, 2018
.@orlandomayor and @Mayor_Jacobs explain how and why Orlando's economy is outpacing other major cities on #cheddarlive pic.twitter.com/qJ8x1ZnBjE
— Cheddar🧀 (@cheddar) September 26, 2017
The lavish #JWMarriott will accommodate tourists, social & business events, driving growth to the #Orlando economy. https://t.co/QyRN1uTWKm pic.twitter.com/MIj2vXGGlb
— DMCC Holdings Inc. (@DMCCHoldings) August 26, 2017
Meet Chris Castro, a leader in the #Orlando green economy. Proud to work w @castroideas through #CityEnergyProject https://t.co/VEBarYW2AV pic.twitter.com/lRRz8UHYOZ
— IMT (@IMT_speaks) April 3, 2017
Great news for the #Orlando #economy, #cre & #retail ! https://t.co/Ozst3EblmP
— CBRE Retail (@CBRERetail) May 2, 2016
Former leader of #orlando economy sells #winterpark home after move to Virginia: https://t.co/3SnyOzp0Cf
— GrowthSpotter (@orlandogrowth) April 18, 2016
But there are exceptions, like still being allowed to use your phone at a red light https://t.co/Iar86ImeNp
— ABC7 Sarasota (@mysuncoast) December 31, 2019
.@UF's first engineering extension office strengthens Florida's economy #GatorGood #Sarasota https://t.co/KC1uKexAGf pic.twitter.com/dctVOlNlH5
— UF Engineering (@UFWertheim) March 18, 2016
Biologist: New highways spell disaster for panthers.
Story ⬇️https://t.co/VdnmUsIygc#SWFL pic.twitter.com/X6aQmPes08
— Cape Coral Daily Breeze (@CapeCoralDaily) December 31, 2019
'Solar trees' to power Palm Bay city hall, your phone. https://t.co/DkklNsdBQh pic.twitter.com/3fH9ELibny
— Spectrum News 13 (@MyNews13) March 12, 2017
An extremely rare yellow northern cardinal was spotted in Port St. Lucie, Florida, exciting bird enthusiasts and drawing in anyone who can appreciate a good bird photo. https://t.co/5ciOsib0CO
— CNN (@CNN) October 20, 2019
https://twitter.com/palmcoastnow/status/1174357021170311171
Maze group has posted data from Pensacola #ransomware attack to disprove media reports. @tripwireinc https://t.co/PlmG49mrxx
— DaveGilmore_Tripwire (@DaveG_Tripwire) January 1, 2020
The hacker group taking credit for a #ransomware attack against Pensacola, Florida, has posted files belonging to the city government online https://t.co/91XvuWG1fA pic.twitter.com/CKE3b9OydR
— StateScoop (@State_Scoop) December 28, 2019
Thanks to the support from President @realDonaldTrump & @SecretaryRoss, Pensacola will be receiving a $12.25 million grant. This grant will create new opportunities for our students, boost our economy through job creation and enhance the region’s resiliency to natural disasters. https://t.co/U8cXxigl59
— Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) July 18, 2019
A law enforcement expert has been hired by the City of Pensacola. @reneebeninate tells us what Dr. Cedric Alexander's role will be following the Tymar Crawford shooting. Watch the full story here: https://t.co/Ai7NEmnXNx pic.twitter.com/1q7lKsRaXw
— WEAR ABC 3 (@weartv) December 27, 2019
#NEW: @Pensacon brings people together in a unique way- which is doing great things for #Pensacola 's economy. https://t.co/hCZ1CqqRaS pic.twitter.com/tJtS57zayP
— WEAR ABC 3 (@weartv) February 23, 2018
Explore #Pensacola #Florida in 60 seconds. 📷 florida #tourism.
.#florida #pensacolaflorida #digitalmarketing #vacay #vacation #branddevelopment #influencer #contentcreator #GrowthStrategist #beach #beachlife #floridatourism #tridence #brands #chicago #nyc #jax pic.twitter.com/dURSfHdqNX— David Vega – Chicago & Jacksonville (@tridence) July 17, 2019
“Miami must do more to attract, retain & grow talent,” says #MiamiWorldcenter Managing Partner Nitin Motwani. Learn about his plans to strengthen the Miami economy via @miamiherald. @beaconcouncil @rjwile https://t.co/dwIVLormTf
— Miami Worldcenter (@MIAWorldcenter) August 15, 2019
Miami named top city for small business in the US: ”#Miami’s economy boosted by tourism industry, international trade, financial services & telecomm, as Miami is the most important city in the country for intl. banking & Spanish-language media” https://t.co/iLsNQ0DTtf @CNBC pic.twitter.com/gsv8At1sOc
— Tadd Schwartz (@taddschwartz) May 8, 2019
The Miami economy is not self-sustaining. There's little indigenous industry. We just sell sunshine. "The Florida Dream." It's essentially a Ponzi scheme, always relying on new investors. When that flow stops (or even slows), the house of cards collapses. https://t.co/hbjJih4yfi
— Billy Corben (@BillyCorben) July 11, 2019
https://twitter.com/AlfredSpellman/status/1123680543831412753
https://twitter.com/fcoloninFL/status/1174832760952897536
A reminder that a pillar of Miami’s economy is money suspected of having been stolen, laundered or expropriated from Latin America & the Caribbean https://t.co/jG0Zzs8y9C
— Marc Caputo (@MarcACaputo) November 26, 2019
https://twitter.com/mattgaetz/status/1136642714072543232
Threat to Miami economy from stock trouble, shutdown — and robots — is limited, say experts who apparently haven't watched #Westworld. Story via @rjwile https://t.co/cFPJu4gX8V
— Rene Rodriguez (@RodriguezRene) January 18, 2019
GrantCardone: Hey MiamiHerald I am holding the largest entrepreneur conference ever held in Miami and would love to get some coverage on it. Bringing an estimated 35000 people to town and $125M to Miami economyhttps://t.co/qBFdzwuLs8
— Erick Vogeler (@gouvenen_etenel) January 17, 2019
https://twitter.com/ezralevant/status/1083769306943553536
Rubio, translated: “I’m not going to destroy Miami’s economy in the name of climate change. I’ll let climate change do the work for me.” https://t.co/3hvZAJq90w
— Greg Greene (@ggreeneva) October 14, 2018
Florida Vol.5 (Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Miami, economy, etc.)
The City is investing more into the maintenance of critical public infrastructure than ever, at a time when the Tallahassee area economy is growing faster than any other area in the state by GDP per capita. pic.twitter.com/i8EWVHyrnf
— City of Tallahassee (@CityofTLH) May 23, 2018
Our largest workforce, Millennials, is key to developing our New Economy in Tallahassee and beyond. @HuffingtonPost http://t.co/xSFheyCouJ
— Andrew Gillum (@AndrewGillum) May 15, 2015
Tallahassee’s Economy is growing every year. Check out some of the numbers https://t.co/3iSQ3WkQZM
— Innovation Park (@Innovation_Park) April 7, 2017
https://twitter.com/linwoodschulman/status/969759186962788353
Maxwell House (@Maxwell_House) has been a part of the local Jacksonville economy for over 100 years. pic.twitter.com/bCMHzITPym
— The Coastal (@thecoastaljax) May 30, 2019
From sawmills to finance: Economy Matters examines changes to the #economy of #Jacksonville, FL: https://t.co/0vGrZcPwvL. #AtlantaFed pic.twitter.com/CzZD25xFJF
— Atlanta Fed (@AtlantaFed) September 25, 2018
#Jacksonville economy fuels the city's retail market @CBREResearch #CBRESEOulook Report – Download here: https://t.co/vsvRYOQIqV pic.twitter.com/hJVI4JLQ3e
— CBRE Florida (@cbre_Florida) February 9, 2017
Governor DeSantis, Mayor Curry talk #Jacksonville economy and #fintechs – https://t.co/MGe31DFLxZ pic.twitter.com/B2iLAPbu5u
— Florida Economic Development Council (@FloridaEDC) August 30, 2019
Report looking at the U.S. tech economy named Jacksonville as 1 of 15 U.S. "tech talent hotspots." The River City ranked in the top 5 high-growth talent markets “where you can get in on the ground floor.” #tech #hotspot #ilovejax @WJCTJax https://t.co/jbeQEBW6wV pic.twitter.com/6jRfDrY5ru
— JAX Chamber (@JAXChamber) December 8, 2018
According to a recent study from @MyFDOT, Jacksonville's four civilian airports (which includes JAX) contribute $6 billion annually to the local economy. https://t.co/qrt7pfx4ft #jobs #ilovejax #aviation pic.twitter.com/LYmWvxvkxd
— JAXairport (@JAXairport) April 4, 2019
According to @FirstCoastNews, Crowley's new #LNG-powered ships is good for the local Jacksonville economy and is helping #PuertoRico's hurricane recovery. Watch the video and read the story: https://t.co/5T82ES8XwB
— Crowley Maritime (@CrowleyMaritime) July 27, 2018
#RT @CrowleyMaritime: According to @FirstCoastNews, Crowley's new #LNG-powered ships is good for the local Jacksonville economy and is helping #PuertoRico's hurricane recovery. Watch the video and read the story: https://t.co/N68DrGLWQC
— Navieras Rannik (@navierasrannik) July 27, 2018
After commissioning a study, @JTAFLA found it has a $198 million impact on Jacksonville's economy. More details here https://t.co/p85ghHGUP6 pic.twitter.com/b8vPGMyfGE
— Mass Transit magazine (@MassTransitmag) August 27, 2019
FLYING OUT FOR #Thanksgiving ?
You may want to catch a ride to the Jacksonville International Airport.Economy Lot 1 for parking is full and JIA says lots fill fast: https://t.co/XYF0Z1qbvw pic.twitter.com/8o94yXFbOf
— ActionNewsJax (@ActionNewsJax) November 27, 2019
Florence evacuees helping Jacksonville economy https://t.co/1I5vIPuReh
— ActionNewsJax (@ActionNewsJax) September 14, 2018
Arts organizations help Jacksonville’s economy, panelists say https://t.co/PujfImuEn7
— Charlie Patton (@charlierpatton) January 20, 2018
Great to be in Jacksonville today to highlight the important role infrastructure plays in helping our economy continue its incredible growth. This year we’re investing more than $10 billion in transportation infrastructure in FL. pic.twitter.com/vQ9aMytnyc
— Rick Scott (@SenRickScott) August 23, 2018
The Jacksonville area has added over 21,000 jobs in the past year, the third- highest number of jobs among all FL metro areas. Florida’s economy is on a roll! https://t.co/T2XvlnXRyS
— Rick Scott (@SenRickScott) April 28, 2018
Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, and have helped create more than 1.5 million new jobs in just seven and a half years. It was great to spend the day in St Petersburg and Jacksonville accepting the endorsement of NFIB. pic.twitter.com/CeSppZZRJb
— Rick Scott (@ScottforFlorida) July 16, 2018
Northeast Florida’s economy is #BetterOff. In the past year, the Jacksonville area added 21,600 new private sector jobs – the third highest number among Florida cities! https://t.co/AzaCj8NWGm
— Rep. John Rutherford (@RepRutherfordFL) July 20, 2018
Florida's economy is booming! Deltona, Cape Coral, Tampa, Jacksonville, and North Port are projected to be in the top 10 in the nation for job hirings this year. Let's continue to build on this success! pic.twitter.com/YXH8jgd5gl
— Ron DeSantis (@RonDeSantisFL) January 4, 2019
.@RepJNunez, Casey and I had a great time with so many energized supporters at our Jacksonville Women's Coalition event this morning. With your help, we will win this race and make sure Florida has a thriving economy and our communities and families stay safe. pic.twitter.com/9BJsipfsan
— Ron DeSantis (@RonDeSantisFL) October 30, 2018
Urging the Army Corps to provide additional funding for the Jacksonville Harbor Deepening Project, which is critical to our economy and ongoing military operations. It's expected to create 15,000 jobs and build upon the $26.9 billion in economic output the port already provides. pic.twitter.com/gNJMXmoRtP
— Bill Nelson (@SenBillNelson) April 5, 2018
https://twitter.com/ScottRechler/status/1034053519182053376
So many choices for fun! #BusinessBrief: Entertainment boom a sign of a healthy Jacksonville economy: https://t.co/s0zyRNBZfE pic.twitter.com/LTozkeDpsM
— Jessica Palombo (@JessicaPubRadio) September 17, 2018
Did you know the arts are part of our export economy? Jacksonville Dance Theatre is working with choreographer/director Lisa D. Long of Fullerton, CA for the European premiere of her project, Into the Rose, a work choreographed based on and performed in labyrinths. @JDTheatre pic.twitter.com/suTBsPUdwk
— Cultural Council Jax (@MoreArtCulture) August 12, 2018
#JacksonvilleUniversity, @JUBusiness playing key roles with #GlobalCitiesInitiative to expand @Jacksonville economy, http://t.co/LeP60N4lHL
— Jacksonville University (@JacksonvilleU) November 22, 2013
The soaring #Miami economy took a hit from a 1926 hurricane that nobody saw coming. An #AmericaInColor marathon marches through the decades tonight starting at 6PM: https://t.co/0GMMS4SEGA pic.twitter.com/3frBREwdLF
— Smithsonian Channel (@SmithsonianChan) December 30, 2017
Why was it "normal" for taxpayers to bail out the bankers who wrecked our economy, but asking Wall Street to bail out our young people now is "radical"?
Watch our full conversation with millennials in Miami premiering on @TheRoot tomorrow: pic.twitter.com/7xfn3f2p4E
— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) August 23, 2019
Tourism and hospitality are essential to #Miami’s economy. Insightful discussion with @GMBHA about how resiliency and creating a pathway to prosperity are crucial to fueling these industries as economic drivers and ensuring people can visit our city for generations to come. pic.twitter.com/nOkTTpLwgA
— Mayor Francis Suarez (@FrancisSuarez) April 17, 2019
Yet another international company has decided to call the @CityofMiami home! Excited to welcome @VIMN_PR to their new office in @gomiamicentral. This location will serve as a production hub for all of Viacom’s brands, stimulating our economy and expanding #Miami’s global reach. pic.twitter.com/XIkp8gAE1p
— Mayor Francis Suarez (@MiamiMayor) February 20, 2019
Honored to be ranked among the most vocal mayors on startups. We will continue fostering a thriving entrepreneurial community in #Miami to grow and prepare for the economy of tomorrow. https://t.co/Ir5DIqsZ5Z
— Mayor Francis Suarez (@FrancisSuarez) August 22, 2018
We are thrilled to announce the @CityofMiami's support of Endeavor Miami, matched by @knightfdn. We look forward to partnering to accelerate our impact on #Miami's economy! @FrancisSuarez @endeavor_global #highimpact https://t.co/J5XC0K8kBB
— Endeavor Miami (@EndeavorMIA) June 4, 2018
Great time at Versailles in Miami! We need everyone to get out and vote TODAY to keep Florida's economy moving in the right direction. Five days to go—let's do this! pic.twitter.com/lwDj8nihQ5
— Ron DeSantis (@RonDeSantisFL) November 1, 2018
Great to tour the Miami Port today! Ports are a pivotal part of Florida's economy and infrastructure as well as a driving force for trade and job creation. Thank you for all you do. pic.twitter.com/AnR45PoheY
— Ron DeSantis (@RonDeSantisFL) October 26, 2018
Grateful to be endorsed by the @FlChamber and join the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce today. I'll always fight to keep taxes low, end burdensome regulation, and empower job creators so that we can grow our world-class economy. pic.twitter.com/t4N5QEOv4A
— Ron DeSantis (@RonDeSantisFL) September 28, 2018
As experts have noted, Miami Beach “acted with courage” in our resiliency plan against sea level rise.
As Governor, I will work tirelessly to protect the health & safety of Floridians and the wellbeing of our economy. We must invest in resiliency––our future depends on it. pic.twitter.com/WBYmMrJ51O
— Mayor Philip Levine (@MayorLevine) May 18, 2018
We did it! Thanks to Miami Beach residents, the newly reimagined Miami Beach Convention Center will now have a headquarter hotel. The GMCVB is proud to support Miami's tourism economy and looks forward to attracting more meetings to our beautiful city. pic.twitter.com/ZiFivMsZRl
— Miami and Beaches (@MiamiandBeaches) November 7, 2018
https://twitter.com/NickNehamas/status/1008727452519149570
Shark tourism in Florida generated $221million in 2015 🦈#OurBluePlanet w/ @oceanx pic.twitter.com/DXLCZ5Xhmp
— BBC Earth (@BBCEarth) October 30, 2018
Florida's tourism industry is feeling some cautious relief as Hurricane Dorian loses power and appears likely to skirt the coast. https://t.co/xcMscEz0oj
— AP South U.S. Region (@APSouthRegion) September 3, 2019
Disney taking a backseat in Florida tourism | Visit Florida is shifting it's focus from theme parks to ecotourism hoping to bring attention to the Sunshine States natural beauty. https://t.co/DNW5aldsE4
— News4JAX (@wjxt4) August 18, 2019
Our man, @vanillaice, named as the 2018 Film Florida Legends Tourism Ambassador! Excellent choice by @FilmFlorida! Rob loves Florida and we love him! https://t.co/W9ZJTb5iKx #FilmFlorida #LoveFL pic.twitter.com/4QNUrNri6y
— Palm Beach Film & TV (@PBCFilmandTV) September 13, 2018
#Florida Space Coast campaign to target Miami during #SuperBowl https://t.co/XaEYNkz06M pic.twitter.com/El0UVA9haB
— Trending in Tourism (@TourismMarketer) December 24, 2019
Yesterday, our CEO @JamalSowell joined @GovRonDeSantis and @VISITFLORIDA CEO Dana Young at @FlyTPA to highlight the economic impact of Florida’s tourism industry. Florida had an all-time record of 126.1 million visitors in 2018, a 6.2% increase from 2017. https://t.co/OQ4uqCkq1q pic.twitter.com/mabbhfgSjS
— Enterprise Florida (@EnterpriseFL) April 16, 2019
VISIT FLORIDA President & CEO @DanaYoungFL joined @GovRonDeSantis & @JamalSowell at @FlyTPA to highlight the important role tourism plays in Florida. Tourism supports 1.4 million Florida jobs! #TourismWorks4FL pic.twitter.com/pD1LrxbnaS
— FL Tourism Industry (@FloridaTourism) April 15, 2019
In Florida, tourism supports 1.4 million jobs and is the Sunshine State's No. 1 industry. #nttw18 #LoveFL https://t.co/XJvsUiU36e
— FL Tourism Industry (@FloridaTourism) May 8, 2018
“Governor Rick Scott announced that Florida set another tourism record, welcoming 95.8 million visitors from January through September, according to VISIT FLORIDA” https://t.co/smk6jAPs8M #tourism #visitflorida #rickscott #travel #sfl #southfloridanews pic.twitter.com/tzvzlTCeTK
— SF Business Review (@southflbusiness) December 2, 2018
Read more about how the Florida tourism industry continues to set new records in our daily roundup: https://t.co/wNKr1Z4w3t
95.8 million visitors came to Florida in the first nine months of 2018 – the highest number of visitors in history. #florida #tourism @VISITFLORIDA pic.twitter.com/ufGBOj6wLo
— Florida Trend (@FloridaTrend) November 27, 2018
Florida breaks another tourism record, welcoming 95.8 million visitors from January to September 2018 – a 6.7 percent increase over last year during the same period. Learn more about Florida tourism here: https://t.co/iCbslSuTay#FlaPol #sayfie #LoveFL pic.twitter.com/Aksmee8aTT
— Florida Chamber (@FlChamber) November 26, 2018
Congrats Florida Tourism Industry! 116.5 million visitors in 2017, a new record thanks to our sound investment in tourism marketing: https://t.co/yOeMDcvJaa #TourismWorks4FL pic.twitter.com/MBaqyId2Sr
— FL Restaurant & Lodging Association (@FRLAnews) March 20, 2018
Miami has always been one of Turo's largest markets, and it's only getting stronger. A healthy South Florida tourism industry enables hosts to earn over $1,100 per month on average. Find out more in our 2018 Miami market guide: https://t.co/yuf4BMeOQ8
— Turo (@turo) November 16, 2018
https://twitter.com/ProudResister/status/1061652515526127616
Florida is mired in toxic algae thanks to Rick Scott’s environmental deregulation. Wildlife is dying and Florida’s tourism industry is suffering, but Rick Scott refuses to take responsibility. #DebateFlorida #FLSen pic.twitter.com/yTVEcoiCpK
— American Bridge (@American_Bridge) October 2, 2018
Republican candidates are speaking up about environmental issues that have plagued Florida's waters and tourism industry this summer — but Democrats say it's too little, too late. https://t.co/oTI7olt6nW
— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) September 7, 2018
Ninety million dollars in business losses and climbing. In Florida, where the governor cut the budgets of water districts and laid off hundreds of environmental workers, two algae blooms are killing animals, tourism and commerce. https://t.co/xLE0byLfcQ
— Darryl Fears (@bydarrylfears) August 29, 2018
VIDEO: Red tide, a toxic and invisible #algae that has killed thousands among sea mammals, turtles and fish is now suffocating Florida’s tourism based economy #RedTide pic.twitter.com/5x7Yp1P05s
— AFP news agency (@AFP) August 16, 2018
https://twitter.com/BillyCorben/status/1019946253088673797
Florida Tourism is growing faster than … The U.S. Economy, Consumer Spending and Health Care Spending. 126.1 Million Visitors enjoyed Florida last year.#tourismindustry #tourism #florida https://t.co/5iCdVtvYrM
— Jodi Cross (@Jcrosstalk) March 13, 2019
Maryland Vol.6 (state, cities, etc.)
@StateMaryland
@MDBiz
@mdchamber
@mdeconomy
@MEDAmd
@MDTechCouncil
@MDSmartGrowth
@jotfmaryland
@MD_Labor
@MDHealthDept
@MDMEMA
@MdDPlanning
@MDHousing
@MDOTNews
@MD_MVA
@TheMDTA
@MDSHA
@mtamaryland
@WTOPtraffic
@MdAgDept
@MarylandDNR
@MDDNRFISH
@MDEnvironment
@PreservationMD
@MDStateParks
@marylandzoo
@MDScienceCenter
@TravelMD
@OCMaryland
@MDsBest
@mdreporter
@MDDailyRecord
@md_sbe
@mdnonprofits
@PepcoConnect
@AACountyGovt
@AAEDC
@AACoDPW
@AACO_OEM
@AAMCNews
@ArundelNews
@MDGazette
@CityofAnnapolis
@VisitAnnapolis
@eyeonannapolis
@capgaznews
@NavalAcademy
@chesapeakebay
@chesbayprogram
@baytrust
@WaterkeepersCP
@ChooseCleanH2O
@ChesConserv
@MontgomeryCoMD
@MoCoCouncilMD
@MCCCMD
@montgomeryplans
@MCDOTNow
@RideOnMCT
@MyGreenMC
@mcfrs
@MontgomeryParks
@MoCoRec
@TheMoCoShow
@mymcmedia
@LeaderMontMD
@MoCoSentinel
@CountyCableMoCo
@Rockville411
@RockvilleREDI
@chamberrock
@RockvillePatch
@GGCCNEWS
@GburgMD
@GermantownPulse
@GburgPatch
@BethesdaUP
@TGBChamber
@BethesdaBeat
@BethesdaCCPatch
@Bethesda_Mag