Thursday Afternoon Links

[Reuters] Wall Street climbs on healthcare, tech push

[Reuters] U.S. may now need to treat Hong Kong like China: White House adviser

[Reuters] NY Fed's Williams says central bank has tools more powerful than negative rates

[AP] US mortgage rates fall; 30-year loan at all-time low 3.15%

[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: NYC reports lowest daily positive testing rate since outbreak; remote working trend to hit oil demand

[Reuters] Explainer: What's in the law protecting internet companies - and can Trump change it?

[WSJ] Hong Kong’s Security Law: What China Is Planning, and Why Now

[WSJ] Turkey Borrowed Foreign Currency as Lira Tumbled

[WSJ] China’s Cash Cow—How Hong Kong Bankrolls the Mainland

[WSJ] Behind the Fall of China’s Luckin Coffee: a Network of Fake Buyers and a Fictitious Employee