Until recently, policy makers and corporate executives were hoping for a V-shaped economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic: a short, sharp collapse followed by a bounce back to previrus ...

A wave-like, V-shaped logo with colours changing from red to blue to green will adorn signs to be erected along the shores of Victoria Harbour as part of efforts to rejuvenate the harbourfront.

A V-shaped recovery means that the economy bounces back quickly to its baseline before the crisis, with no hiccups along the way. Growth continues at the same rate as before.

The Covid-19 pandemic has likely sent the United States into recession. The eventual rebound may happen slowly and then gradually move higher. It may look a lot like the Nike logo, a square root ...

If the recovery from the second dip is also V-shaped, the recovery is described as W-shaped. The global economy grew at an average of 5.1% between 2002 and 2007. This fell sharply to 3% in 2008 ...