The Hardest Hit Companies of the COVID-19 Downturn: The ‘BEACH’ Stocks

As investor confidence across the travel industry slumps amid COVID-19, market capitalizations across ‘BEACH’ stocks shrink to unprecedented levels. Read more

The 7 Best COVID-19 Resources We’ve Discovered So Far

With so much misinformation spreading on the pandemic, we’ve compiled a quality list of data-driven and unbiased COVID-19 resources for you to use. Read more

Black Swan Events: Short-term Crisis, Long-term Opportunity

Black swan events like COVID-19 can cause market panics. However, markets have historically recovered—and such drops may offer long-term opportunities. Read more

The Emissions Impact of Coronavirus Lockdowns, As Shown by Satellites

While the COVID-19 pandemic has been all-consuming, these satellite images show its unintended environmental impacts on NO₂ emissions. Read more

You’re Grounded: The COVID-19 Effect on Global Flight Capacity

The COVID-19 pandemic is throwing everything up in the air—including the fate of airline companies. See how global flight capacity has gone into a tailspin. Read more

Chart: The Downward Spiral in Interest Rates

As interest rates continue their historic spiral downwards, the world’s central banks are running out of conventional tools to settle markets. Read more

Infection Trajectory: See Which Countries are Flattening Their COVID-19 Curve

The number of COVID-19 cases around the world continues to grow, but each country has a different infection trajectory. This chart tells the story. Read more

These Charts Put the Historic U.S. Job Losses in Perspective

In the last four weeks, 22 million Americans filed initial jobless claims. Here’s how that staggering number compares to the peaks of past recessions. Read more

What is Big Tech Contributing to Help Fight COVID-19?

Breaking down the $1.25 billion in funding announced by Big Tech companies to fight the pandemic. Read more

How Oil Prices Went Subzero: Explaining the COVID-19 Oil Crash

How oil prices went negative: this explainer shows how a collapse in demand, a Saudi-Russia price war, and oversupply led to futures prices going wonky. Read more