Reopening Rally, WeSue, and What Should Disney Do?

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Reopening Rally, WeSue, and What Should Disney Do?

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A CNBC rapid survey showing that economists are feeling positively about third quarter growth, so what should investors do? One top strategist tells us why it’s a bond picker’s market.And WeWork founder Adam Neumann is suing SoftBank for reneging on a multi-billion dollar lifeline. The details on how a relationship went sour and the battle between the personalities behind the two companies.Plus, Disney reports earnings after the bell…with parks shuttered, sports cancelled and movie sets dark, one analyst has the alternative form of entertainment Disney could tap into during the ongoing pandemic.

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