Numbers by Barron's

AMC Entertainment's stock rallies amid talk of a potential sale to Amazon. Beauty company Coty strikes deal with private- equity firm KKR. And Under Armour underperforms. Host: Alexandra Scaggs. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

18.1 unemployed workers in the U.S. believed they are on temporary layoff. 4.1 million borrowers have stopped paying the full amount on their mortgages. And 80% of American renters make a full or partial payment for May. Host: Matt Klein. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

Americans are hitting the road again after April's gas consumption lows. U.S. banks are tightening their loan criteria. And California expected to have a budget surplus - but now faces a probable deficit. Host: Matt Klein. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

The demand for electricity in New York City is down amid shuttered offices and other businesses. 203 million eligible for unemployment insurance in China. And a decline in retail and food spending in Taiwan. Host: Matt Klein. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

U.S. pharmaceutical imports on the rise amid coronavirus. The cruise industry may sink without new investors. And some Wendy's locations are asking: where's the beef? Host: Matt Klein. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

BB-rated corporate debt is up almost a quarter since last year. Smaller banks' lending up amid Paycheck Protection Program. And how the Taiwanese economy can teach us about what coronavirus recovery might look like worldwide. Host: Matt Klein. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

Previewing the week's first-quarter earning reports. Can government measures save U.S. oil? And why deflation may be the latest threat from coronavirus. Host: Nicholas Jasinski. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

The conventional wisdom "sell in May and go away" may be more apt than ever. Amazon sees surge in demand, but also in costs amid coronavirus. And all eyes - and ears - are on Warren Buffet amid Berkshire Hathaway's stock dropping. Host: Nicholas Jasinski. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

The Russell 2000 is inching up. Boeing burns through $5.3 billion. And Tesla's revenue jumps 32% in a year. Host: Nicholas Jasinski. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

What does the bond market know that the stock market doesn't? Prices for pork and beef may soon be on the rise. And Google's parent company sees sales growth - but it's disappointing. Host: Nicholas Jasinski. Producer: Katie Ferguson.