Whitney Houston is going on tour.
According to Guinness World Records, Houston is the most honored female singer of all time, with more than four hundred awards. Most of us can play some of her iconic songs in our minds right now. Her death in 2012 at the age of forty-eight was tragic.
Her estate is now sponsoring An Evening with Whitney, a holographic concert that features a digital recreation of the artist, supported by a live band, singing her greatest hits and bantering with the audience. The tour began last night in Sheffield, UK, and will continue throughout Europe.
CDC warns Americans to prepare for coronavirus outbreak
These days, it’s hard to separate reality from the appearance of reality.
CNN lists Pete Buttigieg as the first winner in last night’s debate in South Carolina. Fox News lists him among the losers.
The CDC warned Americans yesterday to brace for a likely outbreak of the coronavirus in this country. Public health officials have no idea whether the spread of the disease in the US would be mild or severe, so they are asking us to be ready for a significant disruption to our daily lives. They do, however, hope that the virus is seasonal like the flu, subsiding in the summer.
The Dow fell another 879 points yesterday on fears that the coronavirus would continue to affect global markets and supply chains. On the other hand, technological advances are speeding up the process of developing a vaccine for the virus. Technology also enables us to avoid social environments by working at home, ordering groceries remotely, and educating our children online.
Warren Buffett said this week that the outbreak has “not changed” his long-term optimistic outlook on stock. He added that lower stocks constitute a greater buying opportunity for long-term investors.
While no one, not even Warren Buffett, knows the financial future, we do know this about the present: many of us are facing…
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