Gregory Zuckerman
@GZuckerman
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WSJ Special Writer. Author of A Shot to Save the World, The Man Who Solved the Market, a few others. Still miss Jeremy Lin.
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Joined September 2009
Ugur Sahin and Stephane Bancel are responsible for modern science's greatest achievement. This is the story of how they did it--a @WSJ adaptation of A Shot to Save the World, out on Tuesday. https://t.co/xwrxQ1IKoM
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Uğur Şahin and Stéphane Bancel were long underestimated by investors and scientists. But when Covid-19 threatened the globe, these two unknowns had a solution.
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Millions, perhaps even billions of us who got ourselves vaccinated against COVID-19 should be dead by now. For years, prominent wellness influencers and other internet personalities have predicted that mRNA vaccines will lead to mass casualties. https://t.co/KZytEa12HD
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Their predictions that millions, even billions would die haven't borne out.
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NEW: How George and Alex Soros are preparing for a showdown with the Trump administration. From @MaggieSeverns and me.
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@ChenGSchimmel And here is Avinatan Or reunited with his girlfriend, former hostage Noa Argamani who was rescued during Operation Arnon in June 2024. They were kidnapped from the Nova festival and held separately.
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CORRECTING JEFFREY SACHS ON VENEZUELA. I have always considered Jeffrey Sachs a serious man, despite not agreeing with his economic policy proposals. His analysis on Ukraine 2014-2022 I believe is correct, and he undoubtedly has deep knowledge and experience on Eastern Europe.
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Russia can't figure out fracking, suggesting tough times are ahead. “It’s essentially a long, slow goodbye for Russian oil.” https://t.co/lBEXKPrFAV
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The toll of the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine and Western sanctions has hastened the decline in Russian oil production.
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Barbara Tuchman's wise words are more reassuring/relevant than ever: "Disaster is rarely as pervasive as it seems from recorded accounts. The fact of being on the record makes it appear continuous and ubiquitous whereas it is more likely to have been sporadic both in time and
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Remarkable how little action takes place in a football game.
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sign of the times: GOP congresswoman’s advocacy for covid vaccines *after her husband died of covid* is seen as a potential negative with primary voters
NEWS: Rep. Julia Letlow is getting serious about a potential Senate bid against Cassidy She recently met w/ a GOP mega donor, pulled out of the running for top LSU job & has received encouragement from the White House w/ @GarrettHaake @bridgetbhc
https://t.co/nNFWr2chep
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That NeXT deal sure worked out, huh? Has there been a better acquisition?
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NEW from me: This Buffett Devotee Is Plowing Billions Into Bitcoin
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One of my most enjoyable pieces; certainly my fav kicker. Thanx to @BillPowerWSJ for the deft edit. Hope sparks a smile or two after a tough week.
Remember in 2000 when baseball players and managers started using Nasdaq analogies? With markets at highs again, and playoffs coming, here's a flashback to 25 years ago, one of my favorite A-hed stories, by @GZuckerman
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Disconnect between the mood of the country and the market is pretty startling.
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On this uniquely depressing 9/11, I wanted to share a story I did a few years ago abt some of the difficult decisions made 24 years ago and how they affected the lives of dozens. “You could smell death." https://t.co/iFHQzsmU14
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Thousands of people working in the World Trade Center on Sept. 11 had moments to decide: Vacate an office or remain? Take a stairwell up or head down? The decisions made by employees at ICAP would...
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Izzy's Millennium fund doing even worse, up 3.78% through August.
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No game this week so we did a inter-squad scrimmage. Our starting D has only given up 20pts all season... so I put up 3 TDs in 3 series! Sorry guys 😎 @QBHitList @quarterbackmag @PrepRedzoneNext @AlPopsFootball @iam_alinedouard @QBUniverseQBU @247recruiting @Rivals @TheUCReport
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Citadel's key hedge fund, Wellington up less than 5% YTD, through Aug....the fund has annual average returns of 19.2%, net of fees, since inception in 1990.
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Bill Pulte's father and stepmother claimed tax exemptions on primary residences in two states, leading local tax officials in Michigan to revoke the one on a property in Bloomfield Township after inquiries from Reuters.
Amazing @Reuters scoop: Bill Pulte is the federal official accusing Fed Board Governor Lisa Cook of claiming 2 homes as 'primary residences.' Pulte's father & stepmother did exactly the same thing. Story below. Incredible punch-line in next tweet… —> https://t.co/XI9rFfE7Y3
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"It's wonderful to have an IQ of 180 -- as long as you don't think it's 200." -- Charlie Munger
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Father Time will have something to say about this...
Quite a hot mic moment on CCTV in Beijing today as Putin and Xi, both 72 years old, are caught casually talking about living to 150 and maybe forever thanks to organ transplants. (As picked up by Bloomberg.)
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