New economy REITs buck virus tide
Companies that offer data centres for cloud computing and last mile delivery are one area of REIT growth.
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Companies that offer data centres for cloud computing and last mile delivery are one area of REIT growth.
Disney has absorbed the full force of the pandemic, but it’s brand power and underlying assets are strong.
McDonald’s, YUM! and Restaurant Brands International which owns Tim Horton’s offer long term value despite short term pressure.
A craving for the familiar has been good for McDonald’s, KFC and Tim Hortons, as drive thrus have reopened worldwide.
The recent bump in e-commerce is giving a boost to two Canadian transportation and logistics companies.
Canada’s public cannabis companies have sobered up in a hurry as the speculative bubble burst and then COVID-19 piled on.
As global healthcare systems look for ways to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic, one place they are turning to is robots.
REITs that own shopping centres and office buildings have been hard hit by the COVID-19 fallout. Two high tech REITs are thriving.
Robots are cleaning operating rooms and taking patient temperatures, helping hospitals fight the COVID pandemic.
When the economy suffers, consumption of wine and spirits tends to go up.










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