Centro de Documentacion de Fundación MAPFRE - The Coronavirus economy : how America will recover

Notas: Sumario: On the surface, the U. S. economy might appear frozen in place. In order to slow the spread and lessen the damage of a global pandemic- that as Fortune went to press had tragically taken the lives of sorne 25,000 Americans and another 100,000 people around the world- the nation has collectively pressed pause. Social distancing has, by necessity, shuttered restaurants, suspended sports leagues, and grounded the travel industry with shocking suddenness. But the crisis has also sparked fast-moving innovation. In that sense, the business world is hardly standing still-and that forward motion will be crucial to the economy's recovery. To get a clearer picture of how the pandemic is reshaping business in real time, we dove into a range of industries-from energy to pharma to retail. Read on for examples of how companies are rapidly adapting to the new normal and preparing for life after the coronavirus.Sumario: A 'green' silver lining to an oil-patch cloud / Jeffrey Ball -- Airlines plot a new trajectory / Vivienne Walt -- Fintech's biggest test / Jen WiecznerRegistros relacionados: En: Fortune. - Amsterdam : Time Warner Publishing, 1999- = ISSN 0738-5587. - 01/05/2020 Volumen 181 Número 5 - 1 mayo 2020 , p. 28-63Materia / lugar / evento: Coronavirus COVID-19 Pandemias Coyuntura económica Perspectivas económicas Gestión de crisis Planes estrátegicos Estados Unidos Otros autores: Walt, Vivienne
Wieczner, Jen
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