- Car-rental firm Hertz seeks coronavirus bailout (New York Post)
- Fed Gives Banks a Break to Keep Markets Calm (New York Times)
- Disney, McDonald’s share secret recipes to cook in quarantine (USA Today)
- Where to Look in China’s Data Dump for Any Signs of a Rebound (Bloomberg)
- Jeff Bezos Wants to Test All Amazon Employees for Covid-19 (Bloomberg)
- The Fed Loves Main Street as Much as Wall Street This Time (Bloomberg)
- Some Companies Are Looking Cheap. That Could Drive a Wave of M&A. (Barron’s)
- J&J, P&G, Buck the Trend by Raising Dividends (Barron’s)
- Fear Is Down, but We’re Not Out of the Woods Yet (Barron’s)
- Record Amount of Risky Debt Is Coming Due (Barron’s)
- Buy Stocks Now, Investing Legend Burton Malkiel Says (Barron’s)
- Jobless claims total 5.245 million as 22 million positions have been lost in a month due to coronavirus (CNBC)
- Larry Fink: Coronavirus low last month may have been the market bottom (CNBC)
- ‘The shopping list is being readied’: Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi are scouting for cheap investments after the coronavirus sell-off (Business Insider)
- Gilead (GILD) Said to Hold Talks to Buy Stake in Arcus Biosciences (RCUS) – Bloomberg (Street Insider)
- Working From Home Permanently Could Rise 100% and These Stocks May Benefit (24/7 Wall Street)
- Options markets send cautiously bullish signal on U.S. stock rally (Reuters)
- U.S. opposes general allocation of Special Drawing Rights to IMF members (Reuters)
- States paying extra $600 unemployment aid (Fox Business)
- Mainstream Investors Might Get Access to Alts, But They Won’t Get Alpha (Institutional Investor)
- Hedgie with a ‘higher purpose’ to run world’s biggest sovereign fund (Financial Times)
- Dalio Says Investors ‘Crazy’ to Hold Government Bonds Now (Dalio Says Investors ‘Crazy’ to Hold Government Bonds Now (Yahoo! Finance)
- Warren Buffett will ‘let everybody know’ once he invests the bulk of Berkshire Hathaway’s $128 billion cash pile, Bill Ackman says. (Business Insider)
- Billionaire bond king Jeff Gundlach sent a bizarre tweet predicting the end of the ‘You blow dry my hair and I’ll blow dry your hair’ economy. (Business Insider)
- Coronavirus Closures Froze Swaths of U.S. Economy in March (Wall Street Journal)