Can Target survive the Coronavirus?
The Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) needs to increase its ecommerce because it is making less money.
Lessons You can Learn From George Washington
Washington was far from perfect, but his successful career has some important lessons for today’s entrepreneurs and leaders. Some lessons Washington can teach us include:
20 Ways to Be Productive at Home
Increasing your productivity at home is easy. If you take control of the process and properly organize it.
Will the TJX Companies Survive Coronavirus?
The TJX Companies Inc. (NYSE: TJX) made money before coronavirus. For example, TJX reported quarterly revenues of $12.206 billion on 31 January 2020.
Nine Ways to Be Productive at Home
Instead, Roomba can perform that chore for you. Hence, you can give yourself an additional fifteen or 20 minutes or half an hour every day.
Researchers from New York may have found what makes COVID-19 so contagious
This discovery could explain a very high transmission rate of the virus and why COVID-19 is so deadly. The study could also help evaluate new anti-prion compounds for anti-COVID19 therapeutic effects that are completely off the radar by pharmaceutical companies.
Is this the End of Macy’s?
Hence, Macy’s could hold “digital liquidation sales” and comply with shelter-in-place orders and social distancing. Thus, Macy’s could still make money with all the merchandise siting in those shuttered stores.
TJX Shrinks and Makes More Money at the Same Time
The greatest danger to The TJX Companies (NYSE: TJX) is the fast growth of mobile shopping. Cyber sales threaten TJX because it operates brick and mortar shopping stores such as TJX Maxx, Home Goods, and Marshalls.
Is Peloton Making Money?
There is no value at Peloton for investors. Instead, Peloton offers an interesting lesson in the power of Woke Culture and the need to avoid initial public offering (IPO) companies.
Is Tiffany & Co making money?
The revenue shrinkage at Tiffany’s is odd, because its customer base; rich people, is growing.
Are the Ross Stores a Value Investment?
I think Ross Stores will have a hard time competing with 21st Century America’s favorite department store, Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN).
Process is the Key to Success
Finally, Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is today’s most disruptive corporation because it successfully builds processes for distributing and marketing a wide variety of goods. Indeed, one way to look at Amazon is as a machine for identifying, building, commercializing, and perfecting new processes.