Markets on track for their third straight week of gains, but can you trust the rally? One strategist says he’s not overreaching right now. And, the CEO of the largest minority- and woman-owned investment bank joins us to talk everything from how to make businesses more inclusive to the muni bond market. Plus, with retailers not paying rent, we take a look at the legal battle commercial landlords will be facing and and how the mess could leave local governments holding the bag.  

With stocks shrugging off ongoing civil unrest in America on top of coronavirus concerns, we take a look at why the markets don’t seem to care and what you should do with your money.  And a former retail CEO weighs in on why he’s staying positive on the sector, while also anticipating big corporate changes thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. Plus, Facebook employees organize a virtual walkout after it refuses to moderate a post by President Trump. The Verge’s Casey Newton and former Facebook Chief Security Officer Alex Stamos discuss what that means for Facebook, and why social media can’t ‘de-platform’ the President.