One New Yorker says he is partly motivated to help mom-and-pop shops for selfish reasons: 'If all these stores go out of business, what happens to your neighborhood life and property values?”
Fearing that the city will lose many small shops amid the coronavirus shutdown, residents are pitching in to help them survive
Voting in Wisconsin is set to proceed today, the Trump administration ends its spat with 3M over masks, and Britain’s leadership is left in question as the Prime Minister is in intensive care. WSJ’s Jason Bellini has the latest on the pandemic. Photo: Will Oliver/Shutterstock
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