by David Zeiler
It's clear the economic impact of the coronavirus crisis is creating challenges for most companies.
But for those companies that were struggling before the virus struck, life will be exponentially more difficult.
In particular, companies that were carrying a lot of debt and that were under scrutiny from the credit rating agencies will face a tougher road back to "normal" – if they can even get there.
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Toys “R” Us failed because it got trapped under a ton of debt.
However, the global toy market is still very lucrative, as it's worth $88.8 billion.
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The Dow Jones today posted a modest 18 point gain in premarket hours as investors turned their attention away from yesterday's trade news and focused on a fresh round of economic reports.
Guidance on the U.S. labor market, business inventories and inflation are set to be released later today.
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It's no secret that brick-and-mortar retailers have been sinking under the weight of the "Amazon Effect."
But we've got one specialty retail stock that is thriving – and is severely undervalued, too.
Find why now, before its busy season, is the perfect time to buy.
by Ashley Moore
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The top three stocks to watch for today are DIS, PRTY, and SPLS.
After a better than expected jobs report investors are preparing for an inevitable interest rate hike.
Here's what you need to know this morning...
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