Businesses on networking infrastructure alongside online services are growing. Home delivery services can be popular.
Regardless of the current crisis, public work project and civil engineering are in high demand as decades-old nationwide infrastructure systems (roads, highways, tunnels and bridges) need to be repaired and renovated.
I said Zoom would do well, and my post gets deleted? Can the moderators please do some basic research and learn what Zoom is? Yes, it's a remote conferencing services company.
Once the crisis passed watch all the currently stricken ones bounce back. Airlines (there may be less of them so the remaining ones will be operating at higher capacity). Food and drink (likewise).
Basic services and key industries like healthcare, energy, food production, manufacturing, telecommunications, sanitation, etc. Just name a job that caters to a person's basic needs, they'll likely to stay afloat even in other emergencies. If you're working for these industries, you're still likely busy and working today. Be thankful for that, it's a job that won't go belly up even if the economy goes under
In the U.S. all industries will weather this, as the federal government is spending trillions to bridge the gap over the coming months, and when this virus has been brought under control the U.S. economy is going to take off. like never before.
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kyushubill
In East Asia, mask makers.
In Europe and USA food delivery like Grubhub and Uber Eats.
In Canada maple syrup and hockey puck makers.
In Australia beer makers.
noriahojanen
Businesses on networking infrastructure alongside online services are growing. Home delivery services can be popular.
Regardless of the current crisis, public work project and civil engineering are in high demand as decades-old nationwide infrastructure systems (roads, highways, tunnels and bridges) need to be repaired and renovated.
Pukey2
I said Zoom would do well, and my post gets deleted? Can the moderators please do some basic research and learn what Zoom is? Yes, it's a remote conferencing services company.
Kaerimashita
Pharmaceuticals. Web based ones.
Once the crisis passed watch all the currently stricken ones bounce back. Airlines (there may be less of them so the remaining ones will be operating at higher capacity). Food and drink (likewise).
Arrrgh-Type
Videogames. One of the few remaining escapes that won't put you or your loved ones at risk of infection.
PTownsend
Have you read 'Snow Crash'? :)
Toshihiro
Basic services and key industries like healthcare, energy, food production, manufacturing, telecommunications, sanitation, etc. Just name a job that caters to a person's basic needs, they'll likely to stay afloat even in other emergencies. If you're working for these industries, you're still likely busy and working today. Be thankful for that, it's a job that won't go belly up even if the economy goes under
Tom
Fast Food of course. Got to keep up the belly spread with the rest of the world
Serrano
In the U.S. all industries will weather this, as the federal government is spending trillions to bridge the gap over the coming months, and when this virus has been brought under control the U.S. economy is going to take off. like never before.
Speed
Online English classes. But if almost everyone else suffers economically, there won't be any students who can afford to pay though.
PTownsend
To be expected from those who long downplayed the severity of the virus. How have those virus related predictions turned out?