David Z. Morris

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  • tesla factoryTech

    Tesla’s lockdown lawsuit is about much more than Tesla

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  • Brandon Wilson, owner of AvidJet, disinfects a Frontier airplane with a fogger at Denver International Airport on May 6, 2020.Health

    The coronavirus cleaning boom is coming

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  • Portuguese government meeting via ZoomTech

    Zoom acquires encryption startup Keybase to help make video calls more secure

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  • Teunom, Aceh Jaya IndonesiaNewsletters

    Enough with aid agencies. Let’s give people cash.

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  • employee using m-pesa digital payments systemFinance

    Google and Gates Foundation to help spread digital payments in developing countries

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  • Elon Musk introducing Model YTech

    Elon Musk calls COVID-19 lockdowns “fascist,” distracting from another Tesla earnings win

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  • Newsletters

    Where will Bitcoin go after ‘The Halvening’?

    By Robert Hackett and David Z. Morris
  • Tesla CEO Elon Musk introduces the Model YTech

    Tesla earnings: 4 things to watch for on Wednesday

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  • Mark Eastin is director of bands and instrumental music coordinator for the Granbury Independent School District.Lifestyle

    The Coronavirus Economy: How a high school band director does his job from home

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  • After being struck by a devastating tsunami in 2004, Bandeh Aceh, Indonesia rebuilt their economy with amazing speed, as shown in this 2005 photo. Can the world bounce back from coronavirus just as fast?Finance

    5 lessons for the coronavirus recovery, from an expert on success and failure in crisis

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  • The Payroll Protection Program threw up major roadblocks for fintech lenders, and potentially, the small businesses they serve best.Newsletters

    New PPP small business loan bill excludes fintech lenders, threatening the smallest businesses

    By Jen Wieczner and David Z. Morris
  • cash reliefFinance

    Google, Andrew Yang, and Ariana Grande back a new effort to send an extra $1,000 to 100,000 U.S. families in need

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  • People walk in the park during the coronavirus pandemic in New York City.Tech

    Researchers working on ‘contact tracing’ say they welcome Apple and Google’s help

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  • Phishing attacks to steal stimulus checks are on the rise.Tech

    Scammers are posing as banks to steal stimulus checks, Secret Service warns

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  • America lags the developed world, and even much of the developing world, in how it moves money around.Newsletters

    Are you waiting for a paper stimulus check? Blame American political inertia.

    By Jeff John Roberts and David Z. Morris