Highly likely: Coronavirus is going to be circulating until the end of 2021 (based on transmissibility & vaccine timeline). We'll have better therapeutics to blunt the symptoms.
But steps required to (intermittently) re-suppress transmission (NYC is ~20% exposed? So at minimum 1-2 more spike repeats) are going to continue to harm the economy over that period.
There is no version of social distancing or lockdown that permits normal brick and mortar economic activity (and therefore normal employment levels).
And there is nothing shy of those that dent infection spread once it gets going in an urban center.
50/50: Government stimulus cannot replace normal market demand over that period (i.e. "V-shaped recovery").
Firms and industries that can adapt (curbside pickup, work from home, pivot to online delivery) and are deemed essential do fine by cannibalizing their peers.
Eventually, the demand destruction will hit the markets. You can't sell product to people who are unemployed and have no disposable income.
Consequently, adaptive companies are going to survive & maybe thrive. Everyone else looks pretty economically grim under likely scenarios.