Biz Nuggets! Week of March 2 includes tech fleeing China, JNJ gets another Chair/CEO proposal, GE's Jack Welch got perks, beaches are disappearing, carbon targets for after climate change happens, Africa is the place to be (if you're not Jack Dorsey), and the SEC hates your name!

COVID-19 fatigue is setting in, even as Biden wins US primaries and the markets "Biden bump". But don't worry, Facebook's new coronavirus conspiracy policy has you covered. And US airlines are fighting for your data (not your health?), Eni sets an ambitious carbon target for after climate change happens, and diversity is the new "in" for IPO boards

COVID-19 might just end up showing us that social media and network effects can't be unregulated - and could be a stranded asset. Plus, COVID's environmental benefits and gig economy benefits. Finally, Twitter fights an activist, proving again the value of one share one vote.

Big Bag of Biz Nuggets: Facebook 'splains, Uber advertises, meat printers, Iger fake leaves, and a company rep study!

Disney CEO Bob Iger surprisingly announces he's stepping down! Well, not surprisingly, just earlier than expected. And the new CEO was also not surprising, but the market dropped anyway. And Iger's not actually stepping down, he's still executive chair, so not so still mostly the same. So wait, what just happened? And how about a lost opportunity to tap your incredibly diverse, experienced board to find a successor? Is this an overreaction?

Two stories today: Wall Street woke up in the last 36 hours that the supply chain is full of people! Sell-off continues thanks to the coronavirus and socialism with a tinge of racism! Plus, Boeing announces two new board members! Or are they just recycled from the handshake incestuous corporate gene pool?

Warren Buffett's shareholder letter is out and he's making the rounds. Buffett hot takes on coronavirus (ask Bill Gates!), Wells Fargo (don't ask why he sold), Apple (he got his first iPhone?), and independent directors being terrible! Plus, women are on boards, but do they have authority? Data says no.

Big Bag of Biz Nuggets! Facebook is a telco or a news org or both or none? Amazon should be broken up? Bezos pledges ten Deltas for the environment? Rosneft gets ESG? Samsung's chair actually left? Musk and Gates go head to head? Plus, a pop quiz: no one knows how to invest!

Does coronavirus have some upside? Lower CO2 emissions, diversity, fewer sneakers... and according to Leon Cooperman, it's better than Bernie Sanders?? Also, Facebook wants to choose its regulations in Singapore, WhatsApp is great for deepfakes, and Burger King introduces a new kind of meat!

Companies like Apple and Holiday Inn's IHG (among others) are waking up to the coronavirus damage as we edge into global pandemic, but Goldman Sachs may have a hard time with its "no diversity in Asia" problem! Also, Matt wants Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, who is asking to be regulated, to get off his lawn. Finally, Delta goes carbon neutral, and it only cost one year of dividends!