What businesses are thriving during the pandemic? What products are people buying?

[Puppystarfish23]

My boyfriends business went great in the summer lock down. He's a gardener so more people wanted to spend time in there gardens as they couldn't go out meaning they were willing to pay him lots of money to make there gardens look nice and looked after. He also sells plants and veg and because more people were wanting to spend time in there gardens they wanted to garden too meaning they were literally ripping them out of his hands and replacing it with money. Plus the supermarkets were crazy so him delivering veg boxes to peoples doors made him very busy and rich. Roll on 2021 summer girl's gotta get herself a nice diamond engagement rings soon 😂🤞

[DeeDeeDeVour]

Delivery services (anything from merchandise to food) are definitely thriving.

[Astarlessnightsky]

Amazon as they deliver all the stuff while "small" businesses are closed.

Nintendo they sold both the Switch as well as their Fitness Game "Ring Fit" insanely often.

Sony and Microsoft, not so much as their new consoles had manufacturing problems and weren't sold as much even though the demand was high.

[WesBrewer]

100% amazon, everyone is buying from them, as well as exercise equipment companies, get fit apps, YouTubers that make videos on getting muscles at home, zoom and other digital video call platforms, all these guys are getting super-rich right now, the rise of new super powers, yet again.

[lucas262]

I'm a amazon driver I saw that cover pic and my back started tingling all over again.

The overlord bezos is racking it over the sweat of my brow, you tell me but what I hear aside from his squabble with Elon musk

Amazon is cheating small time investors and share holders BIG TIME.

[burlen]

Microsoft, Zoom, Logitech, Amazon, Netflix, Tesco, Walmart, Apple, Samsung, EE, AT&T, just to name a few.

[Danny_dan92]

Amazon, fast food, home fitness companies, grocery stores


Are all the businesses that re thriving atm cause of covid

[Egirl28]

Masks hand sanitizer , gubhub and other food delivery apps

[Anonymous]

toilet tissue, soap, disinfectants...

I would think about deliveries, but they have to spend too much on all masks, disinfectants and probably hazmat suits too, to operate now...

[DaddyDevn]

Anything online, delivery, and streaming services have all been booming since the start of the pandemic

[Minahh]

I'd say clothes, products for home, garden, car and animals, cosmetics, and of course masks, respirators, sanitizers etc.

[OfDeath]

Toilet paper companies. And toilet paper. Lots of toilet paper.

[joeldalton]

Billionaire multinationals selling shit from china are thriving.

[OddBeMe]

If you want me to be your financial advisor I need payment.

[Vasiliki75]

Amazon , Walmart, drug stores, Costco , Netflix, basically any streaming services.

[Waldoe]

delivery service, fast food, grocery, medicine, any "Leave it at the door" delivery

[msc545]

Condoms, gloves, masks, caskets, headstones, embalming fluid, and gravesites.

[Lesbianlust]

I should imagine that sex shops have probably never sold so many rubber dolls.

[Hazelstar99]

E-commerce and Edutech.

[Phoenix98]

Anything online really.

[Riebeck]

Dry cleaners are booming

[In_Trance]

Warehousing and delivery.

[sheikalana]

UberEats.

[scott04sa22]

Amazon