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The U.S. corporate bond market is open again after the worst day since 2008

Starbucks and aircraft maker Textron are among the investment-grade companies tipping their toes back into the corporate bond market to borrow funds, a day after shocks from plunging oil prices and the further spread of the coronavirus led to the worst one-day selloff in equities in more than a decade.
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