Apple CEO Tim Cook, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice also made the cut.
Art isn't necessarily impacted by the risks commonly associated with the financial market, which makes it a lower call risk as an investment.
In a new Insider poll, 72% of Americans said they are experiencing some level of financial hardship due to the coronavirus.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said in an earnings call on Tuesday that it's unlikely the economy will be open by May.
The US deficit will also soar, the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget said, with the total quadrupling in 2020 on coronavirus aid spending.
JCER Senior Researcher Jun Saito recently commented that the global epidemic may be the final blow on Japan’s sluggish economy, while Goldman Sachs estimated Japan’s economy may see a record 25% shrinkage this quarter.
"My hope is that we get back to business as usual as quickly as possible," said former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen.
The bank also expects annual GDP to decline 5.3%, a bigger slump than was seen amid the global financial crisis in 2008.
Issuing state and local aid before possible budget deficits can help avoid "a huge drag on the economy," an Economic Policy Institute director said.
Small businesses accounted for the private-sector job cuts, shedding 90,000 payrolls through the month ended March 12, according to ADP.
"I think we are going to get something that resembles that panicky feeling again during the month of April,"Gundlach said.
Some Americans could be allowed to return to work, amid fears the economic impact of the coronavirus shutdown could devastate the US.
"It is a huge shock and we are trying to cope with it and keep it under control," St. Louis Fed chief James Bullard told Bloomberg.
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October's 1.7% fall means that in the last year output has fallen 5.7% — the steepest year-on-year decline since 2009.
As the world’s largest free-trade area, the European Union can reverse its sharply slowing economic growth in the first three quarters of this year to become an important driver of global demand and output.
Trump touts his handling of the economy as the strongest indicator of his success, but a closer look reveals a mixed picture.
Jim Paulsen of Leuthold Group says economically sensitive stocks are a good bet in spite of shaky returns and trade war fears.