Nick Hanson

As the elections creep upon us, many people are weighing up two candidates: the infamous and wild Donald Trump and the low tension, sleepy looking Joe Biden. Which two will be the winner... My view is that it's going to be a 50/50 match as Facebook has increased its awareness of fake news and is trying to eliminate it, and the Coronavirus response in America has been disastrous. As more countries soften their lock down rules as their numbers decrease, America is at a stage where it should be tightening it but due to economic reasons, also has to soften it. Navigating this tricky road will take a skillful tactician which I'm afraid is not what Donald Trump's strong point it. Furthermore, renewable companies are gaining power which could help swing the votes to a certain direction. No more is the oil money running deep. This election will certainly be close and my thinking, hope and desire is that Joe Biden wins. I personally like him as a man of integrity. A balanced charact...

This will be part 2 of a series of Post-Coronavirus economy. As I talk to students who are business men, ladies and educators, it becomes more and more apparent that we are all in the same boat. The virus has taken a grip of our country, everyone is in panic mode and sales and new customers are dramatically decreased. So many companies are at a loss of what to do. Successful companies seem to be the companies that specialise in stay-at-home products like video games, video chat, food and essentials. Things like sports clubs, jukus, education facilities are struggling and travel based industries are hit the hardest. Everywhere, small to medium sized businesses are bleeding. As the Coronavirus finishes, people will still have that fear in their minds and hearts and it'll take a while to finally, fully relax. People will also be strapped for cash so expensive programs wouldn't be as attractive as value for money products. Finally, international travel and business trips will be dr...