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On the Cover:  Style & Tech

Simple Pleasures: The New Necessities

Published Date: Oct. 17, 2020

Issue No. 123

Barron's print edition as published Oct. 19, 2020.

On The Cover: How Covid-19 Transformed Investing -- The virus has upended markets, the economy, and the political landscape, yet many experts are surprisingly bullish. Find out how America’s top money managers view the future in our latest Big Money poll.

And: Ebay Goes Back To Basics

VOL. C No. 42 

Full newsprint issue of the Eastern Edition of The Wall Street Journal as published on Sat./Sun., October 17/18, 2020.

Top Story: U.S. Budget Deficit Tripled In 2020 -- Gap totals $3.1 trillion as spending rose to bolster the economy during the pandemic

Also on A1:

• Pfizer’s Timetable for Vaccine Signals Availability This Year
• Europe Hunkers Down as Coronavirus Cases Surge
• Four Scandal-Ridden Firms, One Auditor: Ernst & Young
• Top Mexican General Indicted in Drug Trade
• Stocks Inch Up in Choppy Week
• A-Hed: Broadway Turns Tony Award Race Into One-Man Show

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The Wall Street Journal's Leadership Journal Report, as published Wednesday, October 14, 2020.

Cover Story: The 100 Most Sustainably Managed Companies In The World -- A new ranking by The Wall Street Journal that focuses on companies’ ability to create long term shareholder value puts Sony at the top

And:

• Pandemic and Protests: In a year of focus on employee safety and diversity, rail­car maker is No.1i n human capital.
• Leader's Way: Solvay chief executive ties her bonus to the chemical company’s 10-year sustainability plan. 
• Managing Risk: Makers of steel, cement and other heavy goods top the table in the environment category.
• Data Crunch: Tough Task Companies are under pressure to report sustainability numbers.

Pages: 10

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