Dona Ferentes
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... even as coronavirus ravages the global economy ....[and] amid widespread job losses and tanking share prices, some businesses have found opportunity amid the outbreak.
For some — the supermarkets that were on the receiving end of the panic buying frenzy, the retailers selling home office equipment and chest freezers — the events of the past few weeks have given them a sugar-hit they will help them navigate through the recession ahead.
And for a select few, the events could be the catalyst for a permanent change in the way they interact for their customers.
Among the latter is Marley Spoon, a meal kit delivery service that, amid one of the deepest share market sell-downs in memory, has seen its shares more than double in the past month and has taken on hundreds of extra workers around the world as it tries to keep up with an enormous leap in demand.
Marley Spoon chief executive Fabian Siegel told The Australian that the surge for meal kit deliveries meant the company was now expected to become profitable faster than previously expected.
(- we receive it, A box; three x2 meals a week. No waste. Company offering a free box to 10 'friends' right now. Data capture of course, but worth a few $$)(IM me if interested!?)
For some — the supermarkets that were on the receiving end of the panic buying frenzy, the retailers selling home office equipment and chest freezers — the events of the past few weeks have given them a sugar-hit they will help them navigate through the recession ahead.
And for a select few, the events could be the catalyst for a permanent change in the way they interact for their customers.
Among the latter is Marley Spoon, a meal kit delivery service that, amid one of the deepest share market sell-downs in memory, has seen its shares more than double in the past month and has taken on hundreds of extra workers around the world as it tries to keep up with an enormous leap in demand.
Marley Spoon chief executive Fabian Siegel told The Australian that the surge for meal kit deliveries meant the company was now expected to become profitable faster than previously expected.
(- we receive it, A box; three x2 meals a week. No waste. Company offering a free box to 10 'friends' right now. Data capture of course, but worth a few $$)(IM me if interested!?)