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Brett Maas at the 16th Annual B. Riley & Co. Investor Conference

Check out this picture posted on Facebook from the recent 16th Annual B. Riley & Co. Investor Conference I attended in Hollywood, CA

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    Lessons from Canada’s 2003 SARS outbreak, when Toronto got sick and Vancouver didn’t.
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    The House claims it, and only it, can define executive privilege.
  • Elizabeth Warren Meets an Irate Dad January 25, 2020
    If she’s going to forgive student debt, this voter wants a tuition refund.
  • Goldman Gets Half Woke January 24, 2020
    The firm will boycott companies with all-male boards—in some places.
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    His message of unity—combined with antipathy for Donald Trump—has made him the front-runner against a radical field.
  • Jeff Bezos Tries to Wag the Dog January 24, 2020
    Faint stirrings of media skepticism are making his Saudi conspiracy theory a harder sell.
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    So-called progressives demand we all freeze our lives at an arbitrary moment in historical time.
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