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This study aims to fill the research gap that occurs between digital orientation and digital capability on financial performance. In previous research, there are still relatively few research models on financial performance that include digital innovation in the research model, on this basis, this study tries to examine the role of digital innovation, whether it can mediate the relationship between these two variables. This research uses descriptive method with associative research design. The data collection method used is the test technique to measure the knowledge of the respondents and by distributing a questionnaire with the lingkert's scale which is selected randomly in the population with certain criteria (purposive sampling), with a total of 200 MSMEs as respondents. The result of this research is that all hypotheses are accepted. For business managers, digital innovation is an important thing to do. The more innovated, the greater the opportunity to improve the financial performance of the business being run.

This research investigates the impact of market orientation on MSME performance with attention to the mediating role of trust in past experiences. The connection was examined using CB-SEM with a sample of 267 MSME managers in Indonesia, with a structured questionnaire design on a 7-point Likert scale. The finding of this research is that trust in past experience has a crucial role in improving the connection between market orientation and MSME performance. By listening to the success of previous transactions, consumers are going to be more confident to shop for these MSME products, which needless to say will affect increasing MSME performance in terms of total sales.

The purpose of this study is to research the world's major stock indexes that have performed positively during the COVID-19 outbreak. This study uses a quantitative method using different test analyses, by comparing the typical stock market index prices from January to August 2019, 2020, and 2021. The research sample used is 45 major world stock indices, with the source of compiling and collecting data on the investing.com website. The results showed that the stock indexes of US NASDAQ Composite (IXIC), Denmark (OMX Copenhagen 25), New Zealand (Dow Jones New Zealand), Russia (MOEX), Taiwan (Taiwan Weighted), and Turkey BIST 100 (XU100) had a positive impact and significantly during the COVID-19 outbreak. Countries that have a quick response in dealing with Covid-19, will have better preparations to prevent deaths and economic downturn, than countries that underestimate this outbreak.