Be in the know. 20 key reads for Monday…

  1. Global Stocks Climb on Central Bank and Reopening Hopes (Barron’s)
  2. British stocks join global rally as Johnson returns to work (MarketWatch)
  3. U.S. Debates How Quickly It Can Reopen (Wall Street Journal)
  4. DraftKings shares surge as company goes public despite sports shutdown (New York Post)
  5. Coronavirus: Steven Mnuchin says economy will rebound over the summer (USA Today)
  6. Cuomo Announces Phased Plan to Reopen New York; Deaths Drop (Bloomberg)
  7. Private Equity Firms Fight for Lifeline Deals in Buffett-Goldman Redux (Bloomberg)
  8. Goldman Says Narrow Breadth in S&P 500 a Bad Sign for Stocks (Bloomberg)
  9. ‘One of the most ridiculous deals that I’ve ever seen’: Carl Icahn blasted Occidental Petroleum’s $10 billion financing from Warren Buffett again (Business Insider)
  10. Wall Street Quants Are Turning Their Skills to the Virus Fight (Bloomberg)
  11. Berkshire Investors Will Get to Quiz Buffett, Abel at Annual Meeting Bloomberg)
  12. Despite Market Carnage, Arena Sees Opportunity in Airlines, Oil, and Gas (Institutional Invvestor)
  13. How Jamie Dimon went from getting fired to becoming a banking leader (Fox Business)
  14. How Fed Intervention Saved Carnival (Wall Street Journal)
  15. ‘The Soul of an Entrepreneur’ Review: Doing It for Themselves (Wall Street Journal)
  16. The Doctor Will Zoom You Now (Wall Street Journal)
  17. Investors Eye Fed Emergency Lending Program That Brought Rich Returns in 2009 (Wall Street Journal)
  18. Barron’s Picks And Pans: Albertsons, Carnival, Harley-Davidson And More (Yahoo! Finance)
  19. Some States Ease Lockdowns (Wall Street Journal)
  20. Pandemic Triggers a Wave of Distress (Wall Street Journal)