S&P 500   4,970.63 (-0.81%)
DOW   37,864.79 (+0.24%)
QQQ   415.91 (-1.77%)
AAPL   164.41 (-1.57%)
MSFT   398.56 (-1.41%)
META   481.27 (-4.09%)
GOOGL   153.05 (-1.90%)
AMZN   174.63 (-2.56%)
TSLA   148.33 (-1.07%)
NVDA   805.15 (-4.91%)
AMD   148.11 (-4.49%)
NIO   3.81 (-4.75%)
BABA   68.48 (-0.58%)
T   16.30 (-0.18%)
F   12.08 (+0.17%)
MU   107.11 (-4.31%)
GE   147.70 (-3.43%)
CGC   7.88 (+0.64%)
DIS   111.50 (-0.83%)
AMC   3.20 (+9.59%)
PFE   25.81 (+1.65%)
PYPL   61.85 (-0.40%)
XOM   119.85 (+1.12%)
S&P 500   4,970.63 (-0.81%)
DOW   37,864.79 (+0.24%)
QQQ   415.91 (-1.77%)
AAPL   164.41 (-1.57%)
MSFT   398.56 (-1.41%)
META   481.27 (-4.09%)
GOOGL   153.05 (-1.90%)
AMZN   174.63 (-2.56%)
TSLA   148.33 (-1.07%)
NVDA   805.15 (-4.91%)
AMD   148.11 (-4.49%)
NIO   3.81 (-4.75%)
BABA   68.48 (-0.58%)
T   16.30 (-0.18%)
F   12.08 (+0.17%)
MU   107.11 (-4.31%)
GE   147.70 (-3.43%)
CGC   7.88 (+0.64%)
DIS   111.50 (-0.83%)
AMC   3.20 (+9.59%)
PFE   25.81 (+1.65%)
PYPL   61.85 (-0.40%)
XOM   119.85 (+1.12%)
S&P 500   4,970.63 (-0.81%)
DOW   37,864.79 (+0.24%)
QQQ   415.91 (-1.77%)
AAPL   164.41 (-1.57%)
MSFT   398.56 (-1.41%)
META   481.27 (-4.09%)
GOOGL   153.05 (-1.90%)
AMZN   174.63 (-2.56%)
TSLA   148.33 (-1.07%)
NVDA   805.15 (-4.91%)
AMD   148.11 (-4.49%)
NIO   3.81 (-4.75%)
BABA   68.48 (-0.58%)
T   16.30 (-0.18%)
F   12.08 (+0.17%)
MU   107.11 (-4.31%)
GE   147.70 (-3.43%)
CGC   7.88 (+0.64%)
DIS   111.50 (-0.83%)
AMC   3.20 (+9.59%)
PFE   25.81 (+1.65%)
PYPL   61.85 (-0.40%)
XOM   119.85 (+1.12%)
S&P 500   4,970.63 (-0.81%)
DOW   37,864.79 (+0.24%)
QQQ   415.91 (-1.77%)
AAPL   164.41 (-1.57%)
MSFT   398.56 (-1.41%)
META   481.27 (-4.09%)
GOOGL   153.05 (-1.90%)
AMZN   174.63 (-2.56%)
TSLA   148.33 (-1.07%)
NVDA   805.15 (-4.91%)
AMD   148.11 (-4.49%)
NIO   3.81 (-4.75%)
BABA   68.48 (-0.58%)
T   16.30 (-0.18%)
F   12.08 (+0.17%)
MU   107.11 (-4.31%)
GE   147.70 (-3.43%)
CGC   7.88 (+0.64%)
DIS   111.50 (-0.83%)
AMC   3.20 (+9.59%)
PFE   25.81 (+1.65%)
PYPL   61.85 (-0.40%)
XOM   119.85 (+1.12%)

Top 8 Companies That Are Adapting to a Post-Coronavirus World

 
 
The unintended consequences of the coronavirus pandemic are being played out in homes and apartments throughout the world. More and more employees are working from home, that’s if they have a job to go to. Entire industries are effectively shut down as the world attempts to slow the spread of the virus.

At some point, however, things will return to normal. But it will be a new normal. There are many businesses that won’t reopen, and many industries that will forever be changed. As an investor, now is the time to get out your crystal ball. Timing the market is a fool’s errand. But looking at what industries are positioned to thrive in a world that will be changed by the coronavirus is a prudent strategy.

We’ve identified 8 companies that are adapting to what the economy will be like in a post-coronavirus world. It will undoubtedly be more digital than it already is. Supply chains may become more vertically integrated as “Made in America” may take on a whole new meaning. As will the idea of working from home, going to a concert, or even preparing a meal.

Click the "Continue to Slide #1" button to view the first company.

 

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