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Robert Weinstein

Robert Weinstein

Verified

Contributor, The Street

Wisconsin

Biography

Driven submarines and airplanes, but most at home driving a trade desk. Commercial insurance and business consultant. Small business owners make the world spin and have the greatest minds. I get the honor and privilege to speak with them everyday. Enjoying the most fun ever writing for TheStreet Fascination for Asian history. Lived in Japan and manufactured musical, sporting, and agricultural products in China. We get one ticket for the merry-go-round, making the most of it.

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japan, economics technology, china marketing, energyfixed income, options business

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Total articles 895

  • How likely is it that bird flu will spread to humans on a mass scale?

    By Robert Weinstein, Cory Franklin| The Brunswick News Verified As spring weather sets in, fears of a bird flu pandemic have not materialized, and there is less cause for worry than there was in the winter. Experts say the short-term risk of a pandemic is low, but the recent appearance in mammals of the potentially dangerous avian influenza A strain, H5N1 - the bird flu virus - demands redoubling efforts to prevent its spread to humans.

    By Robert Weinstein, Cory Franklin · The Brunswick News

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • How likely is it that bird flu will spread to humans on a mass scale?

    By Robert Weinstein, Cory Franklin| Columbus Ledger-Enquirer Verified Joseph Journell cuddles with his cat, Big Boy, who is recuperating from the H5N1 bird flu on Jan. 2, 2025, in San Bernardino, California. Journell regularly fed his cats raw milk from Raw Farm. The oldest cat, Alexander, died on Thanksgiving Day, followed two days later by Tuxedo. Big Boy spent eight days in a veterinarian hospital.

    By Robert Weinstein, Cory Franklin · Columbus Ledger-Enquirer

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • Commentary: How likely is it that bird flu will spread to humans on a mass scale?

    By Robert Weinstein, Cory Franklin| The Derrick Verified As spring weather sets in, fears of a bird flu pandemic have not materialized, and there is less cause for worry than there was in the winter. Experts say the short-term risk of a pandemic is low, but the recent appearance in mammals of the potentially dangerous avian influenza A strain, H5N1 — the bird flu virus — demands redoubling efforts to prevent its spread to humans.

    By Robert Weinstein, Cory Franklin · The Derrick

    Apr. 22, 2025

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The Street

TheStreet is a digital financial media company founded in 1996 by Jim Cramer and Martin Peretz, based in New York. It offers financial news, analysis, and investment tools through its website, mobile apps, and subscription services. The company began as a paid subscription service focused on real-time market commentary and stock analysis for individual investors. TheStreet provides a range of services, including free and subscription-based articles, videos, and newsletters that cover market trends and economic insights. Its premium service, RealMoney.com, offers in-depth trading strategies and expert commentary. The company also features interactive tools for portfolio management and financial planning. TheStreet generates revenue through advertising, subscriptions, and licensing its content to third-party platforms, serving individual investors, day traders, and financial professionals seeking actionable market insights.

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Founded: 1996