- ‘Trolls World Tour’ Breaks Digital Records and Charts a New Path for Hollywood (Wall Street Journal)
- Simon Property to Reopen 49 Malls (Wall Street Journal)
- Boeing’s stock surges after wider-than-expected loss and revenue miss, but free cash flow beat (MarketWatch)
- ‘Will You Help Save My Brother?’: The Scramble to Find Covid-19 Plasma Donors (New York Times)
- China’s Factories Are Back. Its Consumers Aren’t. (New York Times)
- Rhode Island Pushes Aggressive Testing, a Move That Could Ease Reopening (New York Times)
- Icahn’s ‘Beautiful Trade’ Pays Off Early With Malls Forced Shut (Bloomberg)
- Elon Musk Joins the Lockdown Rebels (Bloomberg)
- Saudi Prince’s Year of Prestige Is Unraveling in Front of Him (Bloomberg)
- Weekly mortgage applications to buy a home make a strong recovery (CNBC)
- Pfizer coronavirus vaccine could be ready for emergency use by this fall (New York Post)
- Starbucks expects to reopen 90 percent of its stores by June (New York Post)
- Oil price jumps 15% after reports that a key measure of storage demand was 2 million barrels lower than expected. (Business Insider)
- Arthritis drug may help fight severe coronavirus cases, study finds (New York Post)
- Much of U.S. economy still plugging along despite coronavirus pain (Reuters)
- Home-buying interest spikes to highest level in weeks, showing signs of recovery (Fox Business)
- Stock futures jump after positive data on Gilead coronavirus treatment (CNBC)
- U.S. Economy Shrinks at 4.8% Pace due to Coronavirus (GDP) (Bloomberg)
- Gilead Remdesivir Trial for Covid-19 Has Met Primary Endpoint (Bloomberg)
- IHOP parent Dine Brands shares jump after earnings beat (MarketWatch)