Burning money and making money are two different things. Without the support of its main backer, SoftBank, WeWork finds itself in a very tough position. https://twitter.com/vladimirparker_

A quick analysis of the health crisis' transformative effect on the retail industry. https://twitter.com/vladimirparker_

Demand shock is just one part of the problem oil producers are facing. The other one, that is about to hit the oil market hard is supply shortage. https://twitter.com/vladimirparker_

A quick take on the revenue opportunity of the two biggest players in online advertising. https://twitter.com/vladimirparker_

These days Airlines get much of attention as their businesses have been brought to a stand-still amidst the virus outbreak. However, other players, small and big ones in the travel & tourism sector are fighting for survival too. https://twitter.com/vladimirparker_

The restaurant industry is the second largest employer in the US with over 15 million people working in the sector. The virus outbreak has forced many restaurateurs to lay off their staff and close most of their locations. However, not everyone is impacted as much and many companies are even hiring during the pandemic to cope with an increased demand. https://twitter.com/vladimirparker_

The $2 trillion stimulus passed by the Congress is a life saver for many small businesses. But it also includes provisions that may actually do them more harm than good.  https://twitter.com/vladimirparker_

The historic $2 trillion dollar stimulus package that the Senate passed on Wednesday isn’t going to be enough for the US economy. The longer the pandemic drags on, the better chances we see structural changes in the economy.  https://twitter.com/vladimirparker_

The market volatility is not going anywhere despite the impressive run of S&P and Dow over the past two trading sessions and the $2B stimulus package.  https://twitter.com/vladimirparker_

Lots of folks on Wall Street are talking about the government's stimulus package and especially its size as the defining factor in overcoming the crisis. However, it's not the size of the stimulus package that will determine the success of the fiscal policy but the US consumers, whose spending accounts for two-thirds of the US economic activity.  https://twitter.com/vladimirparker_