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MARKETWATCH Top News

• Outside the Box: Do this one thing before you react to the stock market’s losses
  When “what should I do” about the S&PO 500’s losses is on your mind.
• BookWatch: You’re miserable at work. Here’s what to do short of quitting
  Try one of these four strategies.
• The Wall Street Journal: Wells Fargo will settle regulatory investigation of ETFs for $35 million
  Wells Fargo & Co. agreed to pay $35 million to settle regulatory claims that its financial advisers recommended exchange-traded funds that were too risky for some clients.
• Beyond Meat earnings: Shares rise, then fall, on mixed results
  There is plenty of bite in Beyond Meat Inc.’s quarterly sales.
• Energy junk-bonds tumble as coronavirus fears drag oil, natural gas lower
  Falling West Texas Intermediate crude prices, as the COVID-19 epidemic spreads and threatens global growth, are adding to the troubles of high-yield energy companies.
• Key Words: ‘Shark Tank’s’ Barbara Corcoran fell for this very common phishing scam — and it cost her almost $400,000
  Companies have lost $26 billion to email wire fraud since 2016.
• Market Extra: This stock has scored the biggest boost from the coronavirus outbreak — but the company has been out of business for years
  To call it a case of mistaken identity might be underselling it, but shares of Zoom Technologies have been practically, er, zooming higher amid the recent rally in the popular videoconferencing company Zoom Video Communications which went public back last year to much fanfare.
• Market Extra: How bad is the coronavirus-sparked stock-market selloff? — the Dow industrials weekly skid would rank within its top 15 in its 124-year history
  The depth of the slide for stocks this week can perhaps best be illustrated by the severity of the skid for the 124-year-old Dow Jones Industrial Average.
• Renewable energy finally takes off, as big money enters the industry
  Companies, governments and investors have taken notice of leading returns on investment, writes Beth Kindig.
• NewsWatch: How bad is the coronavirus-sparked stock-market selloff? — the Dow industrials weekly skid would rank within its top 15 in its 124-year history
  The depth of the slide for stocks this week can perhaps best be illustrated by the severity of the skid for the 124-year-old Dow Jones Industrial Average.