The K-shaped recovery applies to geography too.
A vaccine or treatment may shift consumer spending so dramatically it upends markets.
As American consumers and businesses adjust to the virus, stimulus becomes less relevant.
Industries with more women, such as retail, travel and dining, have had bigger job losses.
We're in the middle of an investing environmental shift.
Industries that were shut have nowhere to go but up. There are signs that’s happening.
Reopening the U.S. economy is going to be a slow, painful process.
If the government decides to give the economy a fiscal boost, that’s likely to raise rates and inflation.
2020 could be a year when the wealthy endure some setbacks, giving everyone else a chance to do some catching up.
As 2020 begins, the era of internet industry disruption appears to be winding down.