NewsWatch: Companies reveal their plans for what work will look like when America returns to the office

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MARKETWATCH FRONT PAGE

MarketWatch spoke to companies across the country in different industries to gauge their back-to-work plans, and what they shared provides a glimpse into significantly different work and commerce environments. See full story.

Who is Deborah Birx — the doctor whose reaction when Trump suggested people inject disinfectants has gone viral?

5 things to know about the ambassador-at-large and Coronavirus Response Coordinator See full story.

The coronavirus stock-market crash has looked a lot like the global financial crisis and 1987. The recovery hasn’t.

The COVID-19 crash was similar to the crashes from the global financial crisis and 1987 in how stocks of various styles and factors reacted. The recovery hasn’t been. See full story.

Meat shortage looms as coronavirus shuts packing plants, leaving farmers with tough choices

While consumers face the prospect of meat shortages as coronavirus-ravaged packing plants shut down across the country, farmers are bracing for tough choices about what to do with livestock they can’t move to market. See full story.

A former Fed official says the U.S. central bank should do the formerly unthinkable: take interest rates below 0%

Former Fed official Narayana Kocherlakota says the Fed needs to take interest rates negative next week. See full story.

MARKETWATCH PERSONAL FINANCE

New IRS data show how many people have been paid up to $1,200 each, state by state. See full story.