Top Paid iPhone Apps:
1. Minecraft, Mojang
2. Procreate Pocket, Savage Interactive Pty Ltd
3. Geometry Dash RobTop Games AB
4. HotSchedules, HotSchedules
5. Monopoly, Marmalade Game Studio
6. Dark Sky Weather, Apple
7. True Skate, True Axis
8. Bloons TD 6, Ninja Kiwi
9. Facetune, Lightricks Ltd.
10. NBA 2K20 2K
Top Free iPhone Apps:
1. Finger On The App MSCHF Product Studio Inc.
2. TikTok - Make Your Day, TikTok Inc.
3. Tangle Master 3D, Rollic Games
4. ZOOM Cloud Meetings, Zoom
5. YouTube: Watch, Listen, Stream, Google LLC
6. Instagram, Instagram, Inc.
7. Money Buster!, Alictus
8. Messenger, Facebook, Inc.
9. Facebook, Facebook, Inc.
10. Snapchat, Snap, Inc.
Top Paid iPad Apps:
1. Procreate, Savage Interactive Pty Ltd
2. Minecraft, Mojang
3. GoodNotes 5, Time Base Technology Limited
4. Notability, Ginger Labs
5. Bloons TD 6, Ninja Kiwi
6. Geometry Dash, RobTop Games AB
7. Ultimate Custom Night, Clickteam, LLC
8. Monopoly, Marmalade Game Studio
9. Goat Simulator, Coffee Stain Publishing
10. Five Nights at Freddy’s, Clickteam, LLC
Top Free iPad Apps:
1. Money Buster!, Alictus
2. ZOOM Cloud Meetings, Zoom
3. Tangle Master 3D, Rollic Games
4. YouTube: Watch, Listen, Stream, Google LLC
5. My Talking Tom Friends, Outfit7 Limited
6. Disney+, Disney
7. TikTok - Make Your Day, TikTok Inc.
8. Netflix, Netflix, Inc.
9. Roblox, Roblox Corporation
10. Sneaker Art!, TapNation
The Next 5 Retailers on the Edge of Bankruptcy
Through no fault of theirs, the novel coronavirus has put some retailers on the edge of bankruptcy. And as you’ve seen, many have fallen over that edge including iconic names like Nieman Marcus, J.C. Penney and J.Crew.
In fact, according to the American Bankruptcy Institute, there were 560 commercial Chapter 11 filings in April. That was a 26% increase over last year. And executive director, Amy Quakenboss, suggests that there are more to come.
“As financial challenges continue to escalate amid this crisis,” observes Quakenboss, “bankruptcy is sure to offer a financial safe harbor from the economic storm.”
With no revenue walking through the door, many retailers are seeing a semblance of revenue from e-commerce sales. But for some retailers, the shutdown is more impactful because they didn’t have a strong e-commerce structure. That means that they rely more than others on brick-and-mortar sales.
The real question now is will there really be the pent-up demand that some analysts still swear is just waiting to be unleashed. It may indeed exist. Time will tell. But time is not a commodity many of these retailers have. And we’ve identified five retailers for which the clock is not in their favor.
View the "The Next 5 Retailers on the Edge of Bankruptcy".
