Full newsprint issue of the Eastern Edition of The Wall Street Journal as published on Sat./Sun., April 10/11, 2021.

Top Story: Amazon Workers Reject Forming Union -- Alabama warehouse vote is a setback for labor’s effort to get a foothold at tech giant 

Also on A1: 

• J&J Covid Vaccine Deliveries To Drop Sharply Next Week
• Prince Philip, Consort to Britain’s Queen, Dies at 99
• Loneliness, Anxiety, Loss: Pandemic Takes Toll on Kids
• China Slaps Alibaba With $2.8 Billion Fine
• Dollar’s Fall Interrupts Rally
• How Do You Count Wild Rhinos? Carefully (and With Elephants)

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Barron's print edition as published Apr 12, 2021.

Cover Story: Diving Into Bitcoin -- The digital currency is picking up lots of new believers, but does it belong in your portfolio? What investors need to know.

Plus: The Overlooked Risks in Cruise Stocks

Vol. CI  No. 15

The Wall Street Journal's Golf Journal Report, as published Saturday, April 10/11, 2021.

Cover Story: How Golf Hopes To Keep Winning After Covid -- People flocked to socially distanced golf courses over the past year. Now the courses are looking for ways to make sure they stay.

Plus:

• Video Riches: Watching golf is a whole new game these days, and more change is ahead
• Golf Workout: Exercises to improve your short game, clubhead speed, posture and rotation.
• Digital Lessons: AI apps try to serve as stand-­ins for costly swing instructors.
• The Two-Hour Window: Golf courses are targeting players who think 18 holes is just too many.

And:

• Golf Is Now a Game of Numbers. And More Numbers: Thanks to technology, players are awash in data about their game

Pages: 8

March 2021 | Men's Spring Style

On the Cover: Marcus Rashford -- Changing the Rules of the Game

Published Date: Mar. 13, 2021

Issue No. 127

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A reprint of Page A1 of the final edition of The Wall Street Journal as distributed Thursday, January 21, 2021

Historic Headline: Biden Calls for Unity -- We must end this uncivil war that pits red against blue

• Executive Orders Lay Out Broad Agenda
• A Day of Firsts For Vice President
• President, Tested by Tragedy, Faces Tough Challenge Ahead

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On the Cover: The New Guard -- Bill & Melinda Gates Welcome the Next Generation Of Philanthropists