The year of COVID: Sickness, the fear of dying and losing my hero | Opinion
Updated Mar 14, 2021;
Posted Mar 14, 2021
Jacob Walthour, Jr. says if there is one wish he could request it would be to turn back time and have his family heed his warnings and cancel Thanksgiving. Above, Jacob Walthour Sr. s annual birthday celebration.
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NOTE: On the one-year anniversary of COVID-19 in New Jersey, we will publish several opinion pieces about our experiences over the past year. Today, the CEO of an investment firm writes about how more than a dozen members of his family struggled with the disease, and who they lost.
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(Bloomberg) Dinakar Singh had financial news on mute inside his Midtown Manhattan home office when his son called out to him: âDad, are you watching this?â
(Bloomberg) Dinakar Singh had financial news on mute inside his Midtown Manhattan home office when his son called out to him: âDad, are you watching this?â
The Axon Capital founder, a former top trader at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., switched the television channel and turned up the volume. His mouth fell open.
âI came here as an immigrant at the age of 10,â he said later. âThe U.S. was the only true great country on Earth, and the only place where one could come with nothing, and dream every dream.â Singh, who can see Trump Tower from the office in his apartment, wondered if what he was seeing could possibly represent that same country.
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