Barron\'s - April 6 2020

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CONTENTS 04.06.20 VOL.C NO.

Index P. 10

Review & Preview P. 12

Mailbag P. 35

Inside Scoop P. M

Charting the Market P. M

Winners & Losers P. M

Research Reports P. M

Market View P. M

P. 11

New York’s Big Banks

Have Got This

The selloff in shares of JPMorgan

Chase, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup,

and other banks overlooks the big

financial cushions they’ve built.

By AL ROOT

P. 14

Could Coronavirus

Reshape Capitalism?

Companies are looking beyond

shareholders as they step up their

commitment to workers, suppliers,

and other stakeholders.

By LESLIE P. NORTON

P. 15

A First Glimpse at

Covid-19 Earnings

Reading between the lines could

be especially useful as first-quarter

earnings reports start to roll out.

Here’s what to watch for.

By NICHOLAS JASINSKI

P. 16

A Bleak Outlook for

Advertising

This time, the internet won’t come

to the rescue of ad-dependent

businesses such as radio stations,

newspapers, and billboard owners.

By ERIC J. SAVITZ

P. 19

Biotech Could Be

One of the Winners

Q&A: Casdin Capital founder Eli

Casdin highlights seven biotech

companies that could prosper in

a postpandemic world.

By LAUREN R. RUBLIN

P. 20

A Desperate War

Against a Pandemic

America’s hospital system is about

to be severely tested by Covid-19,

judging by what’s happening in

New York. There’s still time to act.

By JOSH NATHAN-KAZIS

P. 24

The Big Apple Is

Tested Once Again

New York faces many financial

unknowns in what could be a

prolonged economic downturn.

By ANDREW BARY

P. 26

Lessons From

New York’s Hardship

The toll of the virus in the nation’s

largest metropolis can provide a

blueprint for other cities.

By LISA BEILFUSS

P. 27

Nasdaq Was Ready

for Coronavirus

CEO Adena Friedman has been

preparing the exchange for this

kind of disruption ever since 9/11.

By CARLETON ENGLISH

P. 7

Up&DownWallStreet:

The Economic News

Will Only Get Worse

By RANDALL W. FORSYTH

P. 9

Streetwise:Getting a

Taste for Frugality

By JACK HOUGH

P. 30

Tech Trader:Internet

Speeds Are Doing Fine

By ERIC J. SAVITZ

P. 31

Income Investing:

Eight of the Sturdiest

Dividend Aristocrats

By LAWRENCE C. STRAUSS

P. 34

Economy:The

Outlook for U.S. Jobs

By MATTHEW C. KLEIN

P. M

Trader:Stocks Fell 3%,

butIt’sNotAllBad

By NICHOLAS JASINSKI

P. M

Euro Trader:Nibbling

at Grocer Morrisons

By RUPERT STEINER

P. M

Emerging Markets:

Bonds Worth a Look

By CRAIG MELLOW

P. M

Striking Price:Options

to Replace Dividends

By STEVEN M. SEARS

P. M

Commodities:Corn

Prices Get Creamed

By MYRA P. SAEFONG

SPECIAL REPORT

Fund Quarterly:

ARudeAwakening

The coronavirus crisis is straining

investment portfolios and putting

fund managers to the test—with

more challenges to come. Here are

strategies for keeping your wits

while navigating a tough market.

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P. 28

On the Front Lines

Nursing assistant Mary McClendon, a single mother of two making $16 an hour, is part of

the army of 4.5 million direct caregivers at the forefront of the fight against coronavirus.

When will they reach the breaking point?By ELEANOR LAISE

Mary McClendon outside

the Detroit nursing home

where she works