Weekly News Update

Coronavirus News & Resources  

• The Washington Post noted that Walmart is selling more shirts more than pants these days. (After all, on the internet, no one knows that you're a dog you're wearing dog-print pajama pants.)
• Consumer Reports detailed Zoom's troubling privacy and security issues. (Also, check out this important Zoom tip.)
• Above the Law has been reporting extensively on the pandemic's effect on the legal field, including layoffs, law school developments, and more. (Related: We were happy to hear that founder David Lat was released from the hospital on Wednesday after an ICU stay for complications from coronavirus.) 
• Harvard Business Review explained how to manage your team remotely.
• Worried about chest pain? Self looked at potential causes. 
• The New York Times instructed readers to temper their coronavirus stockpiling. 
• Eat This, Not That! knows you're missing your favorite restaurant — they provided a big list of copycat recipes to make at home.
• WIRED gave readers a guide to cleaning during the pandemic. 
• The Wall Street Journal detailed five workouts to do at home.
• Apartment Therapy got real about the toilet paper shortage. 

In Other News… 

• The Guardian reported on a major victory for the #KuToo movement: Japan Airlines will no longer require female flight attendants to wear skirts or high heels.
• Vox took a close look at the FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) movement. 
• For your Laugh of the Week, The New Yorker offered “frivolous coronavirus graphs.”

On CorporetteMoms Recently…

• We talked about the intersection of coronavirus, kids, groceries, and cooking. 
• We advised how to help your kids manage anxiety. 
• We offered some clothes for working moms, including some maternity basics and washable workwear.