The coronavirus has placed more than half of the world’s population under some kind of restricted movement order. Around the globe, schools are closed, workplaces are shut, public spaces like parks, churches, and shopping malls are shuttered. There’s nowhere to go but online — for news, socializing, but especially for shopping.

During “normal” times, credit provides a means for consumers and businesses to make purchases and investments when they’re short on cash. If used responsibly, credit cards can also be a good way to accumulate travel rewards and take advantage of cashback deals. Sadly, these are anything but “normal” times.

Coronavirus has ravaged the world’s economies, but there’s hope on the horizon, especially for businesses in the sleep industry.

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