If You Invested $10,000 in Marriott in January, Here's What Your Shares Would Be Worth Now
Coronavirus hit Marriott International (NASDAQ: MAR) stock like a proverbial tons of bricks.
The pandemic hasn't been kind to the economy in general, of course, wiping out as many as 40 million jobs and sparking a 33% plunge in Q2 GDP. But Marriott, whose fortunes are tied to the travel industry, was particularly susceptible to a pandemic that locked many Americans inside their homes and dissuaded most from traveling (eliminating the need to book hotel rooms).
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