REIT Stock Prices Drop to Financial Crisis Levels as Revenue Stalls and Expenses Pile Up
In Q1/2020, REITs have fallen more than 25% in market value, with segments such as “regional malls” dropping as much as 60%. [more]
In Q1/2020, REITs have fallen more than 25% in market value, with segments such as “regional malls” dropping as much as 60%. [more]
Cancelled or postponed live sports events have provided a catalyst for growth in the eSports industry as many pro sports teams experiment with online and virtual reality events. Quickly following, sports betting platform provider Newgioco launches wagering on eSports events. [more]
At current pace of operation & CAPEX spending, Aurora and Curaleaf have less than two quarters of runway left while iAnthus defaults on debt payment and MedMen needs $250M to execute turnaround plan. [more]
As the Covid-19 pandemic socially isolates most economies across the world, the business world is quickly changing from office space to remote environments. Companies adapting online focus on three areas of digital transformation: (1) cloud storage, (2) workplace communication, and (3) video conferencing. [more]
In light of the Covid-19 lock-downs, consumers are saturating the internet for streaming services, but the network structures currently in place do not have the capability to handle the high congestion, especially in low bandwidth areas. [more]
Corporations are starting to reduce dividends to cut costs as they are severely impacted by the Covid-19 virus after already struggling this past year due to the recent trade war between the U.S. and China, and the fears of the economic cycle turning full circle into a recession. [more]
Amazon, DoorDash, and Blue Apron, are experiencing high volumes of demand for deliveries as countries lock down communities due to the Covid-19 virus. [more]
Valve’s Steam hits record number of users; Activision launches battle royale Call of Duty and downloads hit record levels; NVIDIA’s GeForce Now starts to sell out memberships; but eSports events such as E3 and GDC cancelled. [more]
Aurora lays off 500 employees and writes down $1B; Hexo dismisses 200 employees and writes down $270M; Canopy closes two facilities with 500 employees and stops plans for third facility; many U.S. listed cannabis companies fall under $1/share; Canopy closes all retail stores. [more]
Last week, Last Mile Holdings, previously known as OjO Electric Corp, announced the completed acquisition of Gotcha Mobility, a company with over 20,000 e-bikes and e-scooters permits across 80 locations. [more]
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