- As Credit Markets Rebound, Neediest Borrowers Are Left Behind (Bloomberg)
- Majority of Americans who qualify for coronavirus aid are expected to receive direct deposits by April 15 (Business Insider)
- N.Y. Deaths Dip; Gilead Drug Shows Early Promise: Virus Update (Bloomberg)
- The Terrible Costs of Keeping—or Ending—the Lockdowns (Barron’s)
- Time to Hit ‘Buy It Now’ Button on eBay Stock (Barron’s)
- This Market Is Made For Warren Buffett. Why Has He Gone Quiet? (Barron’s)
- In the Face of a “Rare Mispricing,” an Oil-Services Bear Turns Bull (Barron’s)
- Fed’s Emergency Lending Has Peaked. At Least for Now. (Barron’s)
- Martin Scorsese Courts Apple and Netflix to Rescue Costly DiCaprio Film (Wall Street Journal)
- Apple, Google Bring Covid-19 Contact-Tracing to 3 Billion People (Bloomberg)
- 16 million people just got laid off but U.S. stocks had their best week in 45 years (MarketWatch)
- Ex-FDA commissioner says ‘widespread screening’ needed to reopen economy (CNN)
- The Asset Class That’s Not Getting Crushed by Coronavirus (Institutional Investor)
- The Relationship Between Earnings and Bear Markets (A Wealth of Common Sense)
- Markets Have Priced In the Lockdown Period. Now What? (Wall Street Journal)
- IRS Launches Registration Tool For Stimulus Checks (Forbes)
- Coronavirus: Is your auto insurer giving refunds? (ValueWalk)
- WEEKLY AND MONTHLY CHARTS SHOW IMPROVEMENT (John Murphy)
- America’s Best Trump Impersonator Has Some Thoughts About CNN And Dr. Fauci (Digg)
- Paul Walker’s 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 Is Headed to Auction (Maxim)