Full newsprint issue of the Eastern Edition of The Wall Street Journal as published on Sat./Sun., September 26/27, 2020.

Top Story: Beijing Frets Over TikTok Control -- Conflicting accounts of partnership’s terms hang over deal review by Chinese authorities

Also on A1: 

• President Plans to Nominate Barrett for High Court Spot
• At U.S. Capitol, a Singular Honor for Justice Ginsburg
• Boeing EXCHANGE Investor Suit Aims At Board
• Lessons From South Korea On How to Manage the Virus
• Gun Bet Pits Franklin Against Victims’ Kin
• A-Hed: U.K.’s ‘Ruleof Six,’ Meant to Halt Virus, Spreads Social Awkwardness

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Barron's print edition as published Sept. 28, 2020.

On the Cover: Faster Medicine -- The race for a Covid-19 vaccine has sped up innovation throughout the health-care industry. Our roundtable members pick the
winning companies.

And: Stocks Sink For the Fourth Week as Politics Heat Up

VOL. C No. 39 

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On the Cover:  Men's Style | Trevor Noah - Tells It Like It Is

THE ONE JOKE THAT ALWAYS WORKS, ACCORDING TO TREVOR NOAH
As the host of The Daily Show celebrates his five-year anniversary, he opens up about idiosyncrasies, aspirations—and the one guest he’d love to book.

Published Date: Sept. 19, 2020

Issue No. 122

The Wall Street Journal's Wealth Management Journal Report, as published Monday, September 14, 2020.

Cover Story: The Biggest Financial Mistakes People Make in a Recession  -- Facing a downturn is hard enough without falling into the common traps in the way we save, invest and spend our money

And:

• Young Money: Covid­-19 has derailed the goals of many millennials, who entered 2020 ready to improve their financial and professional lives.
• Ask Encore: Should each of your children get an equal inheritance?
• Cut the Cord: Your kid is 20. It might be time to stop paying for some things.
• Hidden Debt: A three-step approach to ensure liabilities don’t hurt a marriage.

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Full glossy magazine copy of Penta as published by Barron's on Monday, Sept. 14, 2020.

On the Cover: Invest For Change -- Big Ideas for Meaningful Social Impact

Plus: Melinda Gates, Karlie Kloss, And Tina Tchen On How to Get To a Better Future

A reprint of Page A1 of the final edition of The Wall Street Journal as distributed Thursday, March 12, 2020.

Historic Headline: Dow's 11-Year Bull Market Ends -- Blue chips fall almost 1500 points as coronavirus imperils economic growth

And: 

• Virus Upends Sports As NBA Halts Games
• Trump Curtails Travel From Europe

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A package of all 10 editions of the Special Report newspaper section covering Navigating the Coronavirus as produced by The Wall Street Journal.

Package Includes:

• Week #1 - Cover Story | As the U.S. faces a pandemic, the advice is consistent and clear: Don’t panic, but be smart. Understand the risks and take the necessary precautions.  Pages: 12
• Week #2 - Cover Story | The Kids Are Home. You Have to Work. What Do You Do? Published March 27, 2020. Pages: 10
• Week #3 - Cover Story | What to Put in an Emergency Home-Care Kit. Published April 3, 2020. Pages: 10
• Week #4 - Cover Story | The Joy of Having the Family Together. Published April 10, 2020. Pages: 8
• Week #5 - Cover Story | How to Help -- and Why It's Good for You. Pages: 8
• Week #6 - Cover Story | What I Might Do On My Summer Vacation. Pages: 8
• Week #7 - Cover Story | One Family in Lockdown. Pages: 8
• Week #8 - Cover Story | Seizing The Day in Lockdown. Pages: 8
• Week #9 - Cover Story | Families Begin to Open Their Quarantine Bubbles. Carefully. Pages: 8
• Week #10 - Cover Story |  It’s Going to Be a Crazy Summer. Pages: 8

A special report to The Wall Street Journal from the staff of Barron's, as published Thursday, April 23, 2020.

On the Cover: Top Advisors Swing into Action -- In times of crisis, the guidance of a good advisor can go a long way. Here’s our annual ranking of the 100 best. Plus, the top teams serving individuals and institutions

This 8-page section includes:

• 2020 Top 50 Private Wealth Management Teams - Our second annual listing of advisory teams that manage wealth for families and individuals, as opposed to institutions
• 2020 Top 50 Institutional Consulting Teams
• 2020 Top 100 Financial Advisors

And

• A Steady Presence For Precarious Times
• Leaning on Dividends and Balance Sheets
• Finding Opportunities As Markets Stumble
• Calming the Big Dogs In a Time of Stress

Note: The Wall Street Journal news organization was not involved in the creation of this content. This content was reprinted from the April 20, 2020, issue of Barron’s