Make sure you don’t run out of cash, find new business opportunities and complete funding rounds quickly — that’s the advice experts have for start-ups during the difficult times of the pandemic.
Entrepreneurs trying to build their businesses should try to understand how the coronavirus pandemic is going to shift behavior and adapt to that change, according to a senior executive at Sequoia Capital India.
Australia’s benchmark ASX 200 was up 1.53%, with all sectors trading higher.
In Japan, the Nikkei 225 index rose 1.45% while South Korea’s Kospi index added 0.62%.
Mainland Chinese shares traded mixed, with the Shanghai composite higher by 0.1%.
Markets in Singapore, India and Indonesia were shut due to public holidays.
The World Health Organization said the number of newly reported cases globally hit a daily record this week, amid authorities around the world attempting to ease lockdown measures put in place to curb the virus’ spread.
Overnight on Wall Street, the S&P 500 advanced 1.7% to 2,971.61, its highest closing level since March 6. Wednesday’s advance stateside put the major averages up more than 3% for the week.
Some hosts are building their own booking services. Others are banding together to form new, host-friendly services in an effort to wrest power away from Airbnb, Vrbo, HomeAway and Booking.com in the short-term rental market.
Wuhan, the province’s capital city, accounts for 60% of mainland China’s total confirmed cases and about 77% of the deaths.
The rapid increase in coronavirus patients into the tens of thousands is stretching the medical system.
A blockchain is a process which creates a decentralized chain of information that flows from one entity to another. It cuts out the middleman and by doing this, it carries no transaction cost outside of it’s initial infrastructure cost.
