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What To Invest In During The Coronavirus

Over the past few months, stay-at-home orders have completely changed the dynamic of our lives. The stock market is extremely volatile right now. Many are wondering, what to invest in during the coronavirus? Others are using this changing time to invest in relationships, connections and overall wellness. Whatever your individual situation may be, this is a great time to invest wisely.
What Should You Invest In During The Coronavirus?
We’ve broken this article down into two sections:

Invest in Relationships and Connections
Invest In Time-Tested Stocks

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3 Bargain Cannabis Stocks to Own as the U.S. Economy Reopens

As the U.S. economy looks to reopen in multiple states, a lot of American cannabis stocks are still trading near multi-year lows despite limited store closures. The cannabis sector got a major seal of approval with most stores remaining open as states unanimously approved dispensaries as essential stores.The sector could get a further boost from the need for tax revenues as the whole U.S. tax revenues are down substantially during March and April with the economy shutdown. States from Arizona to Florida to New York could look towards approving recreational cannabis as a way to grab more tax revenues while …read more […]

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S&P 500 gains modestly, warning of higher COVID-19 deaths curb recovery hopes

The bellwether S&P 500 index inched higher on Tuesday, with fresh warnings of a possible higher death toll from the new coronavirus and plunging consumer confidence curbing investor hopes for a near-term economic revival as states began to relax restrictions enacted to halt the pandemic’s spread.

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TripAdvisor Is Cutting a Quarter of Staff Amid Travel Freeze

(Bloomberg) — TripAdvisor Inc. is cutting a quarter of its workforce and closing offices in San Francisco and Boston in a bid to shrink costs as the coronavirus pandemic decimates travel.The Needham, Massachusetts-based company is eliminating 600 positions in the U.S. and 300 people in other offices around the world, Chief Executive Officer Steve Kaufer said in a statement Tuesday. Most remaining employees will be forced to take a 20% salary cut and be reduced to four-day work weeks for three months starting June 1.“These are the most difficult cost-saving decisions I have ever had to make,” Kaufer wrote in …read more […]